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...n artificial clock sending audio to remotes that have completely separate clocks. I don't know what the core of the problem is that you're having, so hopefully this is helpful. Brad Isbell brad at musatcha.com http://www.musatcha.com On Sun, May 25, 2014 at 9:23 PM, Jordan Verner <jv_erner at hotmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > In conclusion I'm pretty sure this issue is the symptom of a bug, either > within Ices or Icecast itself. I decided to try running the same setup on > Shoutcast today, and it's working perfectly. An hour of streaming at the > time of this...

...r Vorbis? (Aside from large header packets) The large blocks I've encountered seem to be 1024 samples per channel. Even with 8-channel audio, uncompressed floating-point PCM sound, such a packet would only take up 129 segments on the segment table. Madison From: Jordan Verner [mailto:jv_erner at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2015 12:20 PM To: Madison Link Subject: RE: [Vorbis] How do I seek to seek to specific samples using libvorbis? What I did was performed a binary search in my ogg vorbis file, in order to find the page proceeding the page containing the desired sample...

Hello, I am developing a game engine which will support Ogg Vorbis playback. If I were to use LibOgg and LibVorbis, would I then have to release my own product under BSD, thus requiring anyone who created games with it to do the same and reference Xiph.org in their game's credits? While I can definitely include a license file with my library, enforcing my own end-users to do the same would be

...s an artificial clock sending audio to remotes that have completely separate clocks. I don't know what the core of the problem is that you're having, so hopefully this is helpful.Brad Isbell brad at musatcha.com http://www.musatcha.com On Sun, May 25, 2014 at 9:23 PM, Jordan Verner <jv_erner at hotmail.com> wrote: Hello, In conclusion I'm pretty sure this issue is the symptom of a bug, either within Ices or Icecast itself. I decided to try running the same setup on Shoutcast today, and it's working perfectly. An hour of streaming at the time of this message, and absolut...

...it was smarter to ask than to make > assumptions and risk being asked to pull my work due to license > violations on the part of an end user of mine. > Kind regards, > > Jordan. > >> Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2014 09:25:20 +1100 >> From: josh+xiph at root.id.au >> To: jv_erner at hotmail.com >> CC: vorbis at xiph.org >> Subject: Re: [Vorbis] LibVorbis licensing inquiry >> >> On 2014-12-2 07:13 , Jordan Verner wrote: >> > Hello, >> > I am developing a game engine which will support Ogg Vorbis playback. >> > If I were to u...

...I've encountered seem to be 1024 samples per > channel. Even with 8-channel audio, uncompressed floating-point PCM > sound, such a packet would only take up 129 segments on the segment table. > > > > Madison > > > > > > From: Jordan Verner [mailto:jv_erner at hotmail.com] > > Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2015 12:20 PM > > To: Madison Link > > Subject: RE: [Vorbis] How do I seek to seek to specific samples using > libvorbis? > > > > What I did was performed a binary search in my ogg vorbis file, in order > to find...

Hello, Regarding accounting for track lengths, could sox (soxi) be getting it wrong? Here's my approach atm: $lengths = array(); foreach($files as $val) { //Note that $files has already been populated by glob() $temp = explode(":", shell_exec('soxi -d "'.$val.'"')); $length = $temp[0] * 60 * 60;//convert the hours to seconds. $length += ($temp[1] *

...ed to try running the same setup on Shoutcast today, and it's working perfectly. An hour of streaming at the time of this message, and absolutely no schedule deviation. It appears as though Shoutcast has better rate control than Icecast does at the moment or something. Thanks, Jordan. From: jv_erner at hotmail.com To: icecast at xiph.org Date: Sun, 25 May 2014 10:03:10 -0400 Subject: Re: [Icecast] Keeping icecast + ices 2.X running on a strict schedule? Hello, Regarding accounting for track lengths, could sox (soxi) be getting it wrong? Here's my approach atm: $lengths = array(); forea...

Hello, I'm using Icecast, Ices, and the script module configuration to serve the playlist to the server. Playlists are scheduled once per day with regularely placed events (like spots) which run at specific times. Unfortunately it's being served too fast, so it's always getting ahead of schedule (gaining about 10 seconds on every hour). I have tried adjusting the flush-samples setting

Hello, Icecast and Ices are running on the same machine and it is a dedicated server. It is a Xeon 1270 V2 CPU with 16 GB ram running Centos 64-bit. Any thoughts on which settings I could try next? I have tried everything that appears to relate to the speed at which the stream occurs to no avail. One point I forgot to mention is that some tracks bring on more deviation than others. Shorter tracks,