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...through the text returns "0" as a marker for any string it can't figure out, a year of 'abc' or month 'charlie' for example. The S function then turns these into NA. I never, ever thought about year 0. In our longer term studies at Mayo we have birth dates in the 1800s, it is rather surprising that a birth date of 1900 hadn't caught me sometime in the past. I'll fix this. 2. The date library predates the strptime function by over 10 years. It is not a huge surprise that I neglected to include support for it -- my oracular abilities are limited. For a...

...rd to say. that is just the difference between the latest source offset and client offset, at 0, just like on the main trunk, the listener is at the latest point on the queue. Simply means that there is no lag on the icecast to listener link > I've had this stream now running for about 1800s and have observed one > peculiar thing, the cache-fill went constantly down from an initial 20% > to now about 3%. > I let it run a bit longer and this is what I get: > > Cache empty, {?} > A:1938.8 (32:18.8) of 0.0 (unknown) 1.4% 0% > > I suspect that Winamp is signalling a...

Hi, On 11 June 2013 12:01, Karl Heyes <karl at xiph.org> wrote: > On 11/06/13 07:16, "Thomas B. R?cker" wrote: >> I've had this stream now running for about 1800s and have observed one >> peculiar thing, the cache-fill went constantly down from an initial 20% >> to now about 3%. >> I let it run a bit longer and this is what I get: >> >> Cache empty, {?} >> A:1938.8 (32:18.8) of 0.0 (unknown) 1.4% 0% >> >> I sus...

Hello Thomas and Karl, thank you for your answer and time. We've tested with several listeners and different connections, using WinAmp and JW Player. For about 15 minutes, everything is ok. After 15-18 minutes, WinAmp starts do blink that "red square" (packet loss or instability), and after about 20 minutes sounds starts to "pop", with small cuts, and then starts to

...rstanding it's hard to say. > If you want to listen what happens, if you can and have time (very > appreciated) the stream is http://mp4.livemix.com.br/livemix - if > possible using WinAmp. Wait about 15-20 minutes to see the problem. I've had this stream now running for about 1800s and have observed one peculiar thing, the cache-fill went constantly down from an initial 20% to now about 3%. I let it run a bit longer and this is what I get: Cache empty, {?} A:1938.8 (32:18.8) of 0.0 (unknown) 1.4% 0% I suspect that Winamp is signalling a low buffer by that red square. So, ye...

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...erstanding it's hard to say. > If you want to listen what happens, if you can and have time (very > appreciated) the stream is http://mp4.livemix.com.br/livemix - if > possible using WinAmp. Wait about 15-20 minutes to see the problem. I've had this stream now running for about 1800s and have observed one peculiar thing, the cache-fill went constantly down from an initial 20% to now about 3%. I let it run a bit longer and this is what I get: Cache empty, { } A:1938.8 (32:18.8) of 0.0 (unknown) 1.4% 0% I suspect that Winamp is signalling a low buffer by that red square. So, ye...