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hello, i'm looking for a mixer application as source for icecast. the app should be scriptable, e.g. it should take 2 or 3 input channels (files) at various volume levels and downmix it to one source stream for icecast. pretty much the same as a normal mixer does, but i want to control it by a kind of predefined timeline. any idea anybody? thanks, uno

Hi, I'm developing a software using a vorbis encoder, streaming to an icecast server. I recently realized that the system gets a bit out of sync at every new track. The machine isn't really fast, but it's enough, and it can actually get the sync back quickly. However, I'm wondering why the encoding costs me so much at every new track, it would be better to have the system behave

Hi, On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 12:30 AM, Dick Trump <dtrump1 at triadav.com> wrote: > kosnickx wrote: >> But there is one thing : while falling back from one mount point to >> another it takes about 10 to 15 seconds. Does this happen to you too? Is >> there any way to reduce this to minimum or to 0 if possible. I've been wanting to advise you to give liquidsoap a try

David Baelde wrote: > You didn't describe much of your bugs or the specific features of your > playout system... hmmm, I thought I did describe the playout system, but I'm happy to elaborate if you want more details. But you're right about the bugs. The critical (i.e. urgent) ones in no...

Hi everyone, I thought long and hard (ok, not *that* long) about whether or not to crosspost this to icecast-dev. In the end I decided not to since this isn't about an Icecast or Xiph project. My name is Geoff Shang and I've been an enthusiastic user of Icecast for a long time. I am also the chief tech guy for a project called ACB Radio (http://www.acbradio.org), which is run by

Hi list, The Savonet team is proud to announce a new release of its programmable audio stream generator, liquidsoap 0.3.0. Liquidsoap is a simple ruby-like script language allowing one to build audio stream sources from various elementary sources, source combinators and audio outputs. It is mainly intended to be used as an icecast client for internet radios through the use of the shout output

Hi, You didn't describe much of your bugs or the specific features of your playout system... It seems to me that it'd be best to focus new efforts on the automated scheduler pickings songs from the database. In that area there is no really good open-source solution as far as I know. There are only several specialized solutions. Playout is quite independent from scheduling: streamers can

Hi list, I'm the main developper of liquidsoap, the streamer from the Savonet project (http://savonet.sf.net). This streamer mainly uses shout2 as an output plugin, but also alsa, raw data over rtp, etc. And many outputs can be used in the same instance of liquidsoap. For that reason, we don't use directly sync and delay from libshout, but have a centralized scheduler, which should avoid

Hi list, I'm developping quite a complex system (namely liquidsoap, http://savonet.sf.net project) which involves encoding many WAV streams. Sometimes, all the streams are the same -- but it cannot be known statically. For example, some user runs a radio which has three channels, one playing hiphop music, one playing reggae music, the third one switching from one of the two first to another.

Hi, In the ocaml-vorbis binding for libvorbis/libogg, we're having trouble with the function encoder_reset which is intended to finish the current track and start a new one with given metadata. Used in liquidsoap (audio streamer) I first noticed that this function is quite slow, and can lead to (very small) latencies of outputs. But it gets more serious now, since we start to suspect it to