Il 2015-11-13 14:49 Per Gunnarsson ha scritto:
> Sorry, it's me again.
>
> I have looked at it a little bit more and found another thing.
>
> streams=[("mp3/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio";),("vorbis/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio.ogg";)],
>
> means that you output the vorbis stream
Sorry, it's me again.
I have looked at it a little bit more and found another thing.
streams=[("mp3/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio";),("vorbis/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio.ogg";)],
means that you output the vorbis stream in quality 0.4. The default for
vorbis tends to be 0.3, which
I could be wrong but I think the line
streams=[("mp3/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio";),("vorbis/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio.ogg";)],
could be changed to:
streams=[("mp3/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio";),("ogg/128k","http://ice.kdks.eu:8000/radio.ogg";)],
I have a hard time
Hi,
I just started using Liquidsoap with Icecast2. I'm trying to get flows
operational, but I'm having a problem with
'stream' parameter and my webradio is not listed. I've Debian Jessie
installed on my server.
This is my script:
#!/usr/bin/liquidsoap
# Log dir
set("log.file.path","/var/log/li
Thanks for the help!
I tried Romain's script, and now I can see mustafejen listed.
Regards,
Per G
On 2015-06-10 18:25, Romain Beauxis wrote:
> I would suggest to try somethings like this (disclaimer: haven't run
> this script, could have typos..):
>
> #
> # A simple radio script to get started
I would suggest to try somethings like this (disclaimer: haven't run
this script, could have typos..):
#
# A simple radio script to get started
# Filenames need to be edited in playlist() and single() sources
#
#message =
# "The Savonet team thanks you for using liquidsoap, " ^
# "and we hope y
Here's my flow code sample that runs. Maybe this helps you.
# register flow
s = register_flow(
radio="starfrosch",
website="http://starfrosch.com/radio/";,
description="Creative Commons #hot100 Radio",
genre="Eclectic",
user="starfrosch",
password="hackme",
streams=[("mp3/160k","http
Hi!
My script currently look like this:
#
# A simple radio script to get started
# Filenames need to be edited in playlist() and single() sources
#
#message =
# "The Savonet team thanks you for using liquidsoap, " ^
# "and we hope you'll enjoy it!"
# Then we setup our icecast output function.
Hi!
2015-06-04 7:05 GMT-05:00 Per Gunnarsson :
>
> I am not sure I understand how I should define the variable. I had the
> stream section at the top of the script.
> I have looked it through for odd and misplaced quotes, and I can't find
> anything wrong.
I think you should replace "stream" with
Can you look in the code cook book for examples of you you want to do and
maybe modify that script? That's about all I can offer right now.
Take care.
> On Jun 4, 2015, at 5:05 AM, Per Gunnarsson
> wrote:
>
> I am not sure I understand how I should define the variable. I had the
> stream sec
I am not sure I understand how I should define the variable. I had the
stream section at the top of the script.
I have looked it through for odd and misplaced quotes, and I can't find
anything wrong.
On 2015-06-02 21:28, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
> Did you check to see if there are any odd or mispla
Did you check to see if there are any odd or misplaced quotes? It looks right
to me. Also did you define your veriable at the top of the script before
beginning it? I'm just skimming as I'm new to the liquid soap thing as well.
> On Jun 2, 2015, at 12:26 PM, Per Gunnarsson
> wrote:
>
> Hello
Hello!
I use the Debian package of liquidsoap for Wheezy.
I have added this in my radio.liq in /etc/liquidsoap :
stream = register_flow(
radio="mustafejen",
website="http://mustafejen.se/";,
description="Stream from Ersboda",
genre="Alternative",
streams=[("ogg/112k","http://mustafejen.se:8000/s
Hi!
2012/4/1 :
> I'm trying to get flows operational, but I'm having a problem with
> 'stream' parameter. Does this need to refer to anything previous in the
> liq code? Originally, I used 'radio' but received an error message that it
> did not reference anything. It might be that I had placed th
Hi,
I'm trying to get flows operational, but I'm having a problem with
'stream' parameter. Does this need to refer to anything previous in the
liq code? Originally, I used 'radio' but received an error message that it
did not reference anything. It might be that I had placed the flows code
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