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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
Hey Nick, I have posted a new issue. Please see If you could help.
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/issues/619
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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
Thanks Nick, I made it work using the ALSA loopback device.
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I am trying to implement it in LINUX OS. I used ALSA sound sound system. But it
took the input from the recording device connected to the system and
broadcasted it. What I want is to broadcast the audio that is being played in
the system.
`input.alsa()`
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Hi, is there any way to accept the system audio output as the input to
liquidsoap?? I tried many liquidsoap plugins but not working as intended.
Trying to implement it in nodejs.
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