Finally I got it. Thank you!
X.
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 10:07 PM, David Baelde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Ah, fallback([]) with an empty list is one way to define a source that
> will always fail to produce anything. That can be used sometimes,
> though not often. It is used for example in:
>
Ah, fallback([]) with an empty list is one way to define a source that
will always fail to produce anything. That can be used sometimes,
though not often. It is used for example in:
def once(s)
sequence([s,fail()])
end
This is a function that takes a source and returns a source that will
re
Hello David,
In the example we start by defining a transition function named
> "transition". This is done by adding the following code at toplevel in
> your script, anywhere -- but before any use of "transition" of course:
> > PART 1
> > def transition(j,a,b)
> > add(normalize=false,
> >
Hi Fred,
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 2:12 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess you are a bit buzzy with the coming soon Liquidsoap's new release,
> and take your time to reply. no stress.
It's a good time to ask question, it gives us an opportunity to
clarify the doc before publishing 0.3.7. As
hello,
I guess you are a bit buzzy with the coming soon Liquidsoap's new release,
and take your time to reply. no stress.
I wish use the "switch based transition", and reading the documentation
there is two part :
PART 1
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# A similar transition, which does a cross-fading fro
