so, why do we have such a big buffer length? it holds about 5 minutes of
data, some tracks, metadata, etc...? in harbor input i set 2-10 second
buffer, so why not just use this value strictly? another question: is it
possible to update all harbor buffers independently of what source is on
air? if we can do this - we will always have a fresh data in buffers, and in
case one harbor goes down we will simply swith to this buffered data.
conserning transitions - there's another issue with liquidsoap streaming
blank after some hours uptime. it occurs from time to time, so i decided not
to use this feature.
p.s. harbor issue is already commited into trac system as a bug.
2009/8/22 David Baelde <david.bae...@ens-lyon.org>
> Hey,
>
> 2009/8/18 Romeo <romeo.deepm...@gmail.com>:
> > yes, it's really a past track played, but not completely. only some
> seconds
> > of it.
>
> Okay, here is what happens. One harbor input buffers some data,
> eventually plays its data, but at some point something else (another
> harbor input maybe) gets played instead. At this point, the first
> harbor has some data in its buffer, and also data that keeps coming
> from its client. Our code does what is simplest given its current
> design: it drops the new incoming data. Hence, when you switch back to
> the first harbor, you hear the old bit of buffer, then suddenly the
> very new data, but a chunk in the middle will have been lost.
>
> So, this turns out to be a somewhat known issue (as Romain suspected)
> but a rather obscure and rare one. I recommend that you file a bug
> report (or feature request, depending on your mood) on the trac to
> make sure that we address it when we find the time, on our way to
> version 1.0.
>
> In the meantime, I wonder if there could be a trick, like using a
> transition on your fallback to trigger a skip when leaving the
> playlist harbor, so that it empties its buffer?
> --
> David
>
--
Best Regards.
Romeo.
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