Hi all,
I think that there's a bit of confusion here so let me repeat what's going
on:
Liquidsoap _always_ decodes all files to raw float frames, processes them
through the operators defined in your script and then outputs them. During
the output process, if there is an encoder specified (%ogg, %
No, it will just pass the file onto the stream without reencoding. It encodes
the stream so basically you have the GIGO model depending of corse what you
throw at it.
> On May 14, 2016, at 2:32 PM, Mark Jeghers wrote:
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> So do you mean that if the configured bitrate matches what the MP3 file
Hi Alex,
Here's a quick test I just ran:
Launch a local liquidsoap like this:
liquidsoap 'output.dummy(fallible=true,input.harbor("mount",port=8080))'
Go to webcaster folder, make sure make init has been invoked and execute:
make run
Go to http://localhost:8000/ on Chrome
Click on "Start Stre
123.x.x.x ip is just a placeholder for emailing purposes… but everything is
being run from the same box. ubuntu/linux box
liquidsoap, webcast client demo, and example server
> On May 16, 2016, at 2:03 AM, Tony Miller wrote:
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> here is the destination URI i am using in the demo client
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> here is the destination URI i am using in the demo client
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> ws://source:hackme@123.123.123.123:8080/mount
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I assume that liquidsoap is running on this 123.123.123.123 machine and not
'localhost'?
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> any ideas?
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> On Apr 14, 2016, at 12:08 PM, Romain Beauxis wrote:
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> Yes, support
after ‘finally’ getting 1.2.0 installed i gave this a try without success in
chrome/firefox…
documentation on github is a bit sparse.
my goal is to provide a browser based encoder that will stream to liquidsoap
via websockets, thus eliminating the need to install any software to stream.
i can
