@Blazedallup Just happened to be visiting the Liquidsoap repository when I
noticed your issue. It looks like your question is specifically about
AzuraCast, which indeed uses Liquidsoap under the hood, but is an independent
project with its own repository.
Feel free to [create a new
issue](http
Both the `liquidsoap` and `savonet` organization's GitHub pages refer to
http://liquidsoap.fm instead of the new URL. Just a small heads up. :)
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I'm in the process of trying to build a base Docker image that has Liquidsoap
built from source using OPAM 2, but that follows the general expectations of
locating the binary, logs, config, etc. in the same normal spots that it would
put them in a packaged build.
The closest approximation I can
@toots Ah, didn't even realize Liquidsoap itself has Docker build files already
in its repos. Thanks for pointing me in that direction!
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@toots The liquidsoap-full dockerfiles are definitely a good start and I can
probably work backwards from there, but my question was whether it's possible
to use the OPAM-based installation (i.e. installing all of the LS dependencies
and LS itself via OPAM 2) to produce an installation that "loo
Hello Liquidsoap team! AzuraCast dev here with a quick question.
A number of my users have requested the addition of a feature that is basically
"jingle mode", where a given track plays in the regular rotation, but it
doesn't trigger a metadata update to the broadcast frontends
(Icecast/SHOUTca
@toots What would be the logistics of handling this in an on_metadata function?
As far as I know, the on_metadata function only receives the updated metadata
as an argument and can't manipulate the metadata on the fly.
Basically, I'm looking for something akin to:
```
def handle_jingle_mode(m)
@toots Any idea what I'm doing wrong with the function above? I like to think
I'm rather familiar with the Liquidsoap scripting model but it's got me
stumped. Thanks for your help :)
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Hello! I've been running into this issue a bit over the last few months, and I
recently attempted to fix it only to discover that I made it much worse.
The situation is a basic one: fading between the AutoDJ's music and an incoming
live broadcast. I've set up a `live_enabled` switch to prevent s
@toots Works like a charm. I don't know why it didn't occur to me to try that,
since it's so similar to my existing code, but years of working in PHP has
drilled into me the micro-optimization of avoiding "else"s on conditionals that
return.
Thanks for your help!
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@toots Hello! Other AzuraCast dev here. You already have my contact information
but I just wanted to drop in and note I'm keeping an eye on this issue as well.
Thank you for helping us work out this issue.
Is the source `Dockerfile` for the `savonet/liquidsoap-full` image available
anywhere tha
@toots Never mind, I found it:
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap-full/blob/master/docker/Dockerfile.full
We won't be able to update anything today on account of the Docker Hub going
"read-only" all day to deal with their little security incident from earlier,
but we'll dig into it and do a
@toots Myself and @Vaalyn played with things a little further and realized that
when we originally included `libsamplerate` we didn't also include the
corresponding OCaml connector for it. Once that was included as well, it
appears the issue has gone away. As soon as we can, we'll get updated Do
I strongly suspect there's already a `Liquidsoapy` solution for this problem,
but I'm not aware of what it is, so I figured I'd ask on here:
Currently, when users indicate that they'd like a song to play once per day at
a specified time (or once per hour), the Liquidsoap config we're writing is
@toots I'm curious what that would look like and where to begin on that front.
I can definitely have the web application itself handle the schedule triggering
for these types of playlists, but the problem is that it introduces a kind of
bizarre set of pathways in the code. It would basically mea
Any insight on this issue that anyone can share? It seems completely reasonable
to me that people would want this scheduling method (i.e. at 2pm, cue a song to
play from this playlist after the current song, just without interrupting it)
but if it means we have to write a manual handler for that
@toots Thank you :D
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@toots Thanks for keeping us updated on this one. For my project, our switch
back to having our application control much of the "playing next" control has
resolved the issue for a majority of users.
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@smimram I'm not seeing these documented in the API reference on the Liquidsoap
site. Care to share any insight into how this could actually be implemented in
an example script?
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