I didn't use a `.asoundsrc` file. I instead used the volume control to switch
between the sound devices. It worked fine.
Another problem that I'm facing now is that, I tried to use an Amazon EC2
instance to implement the system but they don't have a sound device(ALSA) it
seems. Is there any clo
I can confirm the issue with latest `1.3.4-win64-beta3`. Happens with both
putty and the internal system client. Will see what I can do.
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Romain,
I'll get it up and running on my server tonight and let it run for a few days
and let you know how it goes.
Thanks,
Nolan
On Aug 30, 2018, 5:37 PM, at 5:37 PM, Romain Beauxis
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>Hi all,
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>There's a been some awesome work done on the current code base, thanks
>to
>all reporter a
How does the complex script look like?
Le ven. 31 août 2018 à 05:43, p g a écrit :
> it's been an hour or so, running two radios.
> seems the memory leak is still there, one with more complicated script is
> already past 256 MB and growing.
> the simple one is around 30MB, as it had been with ol
Hi anitta… can you please include the .asoundrc file that you used in a
reply to this? Along with any notes or problems you ran into?
That might help the next person. Maybe we can even add a little bit to the
documentation.
Nick
On Fri, Aug 31, 2018 at 2:46 AM anitta-paul
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> Thanks Nic
Hi Anitta
I have not done the details. But this should be pretty easy. Instead of
trying to point the live broadcast to icecast, you just tell liquidsoap to
pick up the live broadcast when that is available, and use the ALSA input
when the live is not available.
The "Quick Start" guide has the
it's been an hour or so, running two radios.
seems the memory leak is still there, one with more complicated script is
already past 256 MB and growing.
the simple one is around 30MB, as it had been with older builds.
regards,
p
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hi, Romain!
thanks so much! 1.3.4 beta2 is running on two radios in production already.
telnet as i can see behaves the same as earlier - just responds to a first
command and then whatever.
let's see how the memory behaves!
regards,
p
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HI, I have new problem that I'm facing while working with `liquidsoap`.
I have a system where `liquidsoap` reads the system audio and inputs to the
`icecast` server. This works fine. But, I cannot start a live broadcasting from
another broadcasting software while the system audio is being broadca
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