[Savonet-users] output.shoutcast without icy_id?

Hello all, I was trying to create two streams of my radio with the output.shoutcast and the shoutcast v2. I'm using liquidsoap 1.2 which should be able to use the icy_id tag to do this. I configured it on my Windows system, but the icy_id was not accepted. this was due to the fact, that the

[Savonet-users] liquidsoap / opam install question

hi, I've just installed liquidsoap 1.2 with opam on a debian oldstable (need to use with that for a while...) worked surprisingly smooth, no errors, nice. I'm not familiar with opam though. How am I supposed to run liquidsoap now? Does it need the opam environment (in ~/.opam) or can i move the

Re: [Savonet-users] error running make

I've had a similar one recently and it was because I was mixing different versions of the compiler. Make sure that you are compiling with a single version of OCaml. That can happen for instance if you switch the compiler with opam but forget to do eval `opamconfig env` in another terminal..

[Savonet-users] error running make

anybody knows the cause of this one? succesfully finished ./configure and make clean, then ran make : make -C src all make[2]: Map '/tmp/liquidsoap/ocaml-duppy/src' wordt binnengegaan ocamlfind ocamlc -c -package camlp4 -package camlp4.quotations.o -package camlp4.extend -syntax camlp4o

Re: [Savonet-users] New features in liquidsoap

It should be fairly easy to use, for instance: s = pipe(process="ffmpeg -i - -f wav -af aecho -", s) process command should be able to receive WAV data on its standard input and output WAV data on its standard output. liquidsoap -h pipe will give you all the parameters and their documentation.

Re: [Savonet-users] New features in liquidsoap

Thanks Gilou! 2016-05-30 10:14 GMT+02:00 Gilou : > Le 25/05/2016 19:17, Romain Beauxis a écrit : > > Hi all, > > > > We have just committed a couple of new stuff in liquidsoap, namely: > > * Support for https connections in icecast > > * pipe operator to pass audio data

[Savonet-users] is there an on_change on a queue?

is it possible to get a message on telnet when a queue has changed. Reasons for change can be: - queue push - queue - next song is playing / last finished Is there somehow a single point to become informed about such changes? At the moment I'm just polling know this is usually not the best

[Savonet-users] Fade Out

Hi, Can anyone help me to implement a fade.final or fade.out when I run a telnet command? Thanks -- What NetFlow Analyzer can do for you? Monitors network bandwidth and traffic patterns at an interface-level. Reveals