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How do you create different logs files for each stream? From: icecast-bounces at xiph.org [mailto:icecast-bounces at xiph.org] On Behalf Of Camara, Carlos Sent: Saturday, August 22, 2015 12:43 AM To: icecast at xiph.org; icecast at xiph.org Subject: Re: [Icecast] Best source for creating multiple streams With IceS2 this is easily accomplished by copying the 'ices-playlist.XML' file

Carl, are you saying that I need ices2 for two mount points? I don't have an ices-playlist.xml file, I only have an /etc/icecast2/Icecast.xml file. Nick D'Angelo 4Points.ca Inc President/CEO <http://www.4points.ca/> http://www.4points.ca T: 1-855-275-9713 NOTE: You can request an account on the 4Points.ca site and you can collaborate on future enhancements and

Yes, but I'd rather not attempt to learn how to script Liquid Soap just to pull off what I want. If it's the only client that supports this though, I'll give it a look. Thanks On 8/22/15, Nathan Miller <nate at themillerhome.org> wrote: > Have you played with Liquidsoap http://liquidsoap.fm at all? You > definitely could do it with that. > > On Fri, Aug 21, 2015

In the ices-playlist.XML file there are two tags <logpath>/pathtofile</logpath> and <logfile>ices.log</logfile> You can choose a different name for each instance/stream: <logfile>mylist.log</logfile> Or you can change the path for the each instance/stream: <logpath/media/music/</logpath><logfile>ices.log</logfile> Just be sure the account

With IceS2 this is easily accomplished by copying the 'ices-playlist.XML' file (I have 3 copies in the same directory with different names). Then define a new mount point in the xml file and point to a different play list file within the XML ( random can be enabled in the xml). Once this is complete, in terminal start ices2 with each xml. ~ $ sudo ices2 /media/music/ices-playlist_s.XML

Hi there. Thanks for the tip about Ices2. Do you know if it's possible to make it work with mp3 files? I only ask because there are several people who stream using my server, and they use mp3. I'm trying to create fallback streams, but in order for that to work, I'd have to get them to switch to ogg or find a way to make Ices work with mp3. Thanks On 6/9/15, Jos? Luis Artuch

hi everybody. I am involved in a Internet Radio Station in Bristol UK. We are using a icecast 2 server and are trying to work out what to use to upstream. Currently we are using darkice which seems to work well. However it does not support playlists. I have looked at muse-streamer but it is currently far to unstable. Therefore ices or ezstream seem to be the option. From what I can gather

Hello everyone. I haven't used Icecast yet but I'm hoping it can help me with what I want to do. I listen to podcasts a lot. Most of the time I'm at work I have something playing in the background. The problem is once one ends I have to select another to play. Or if they have all been played I can't use the auto next feature. So what I would like to do is setup a machine

On Tue, 2017-06-06 at 16:18 +0000, Larry Turnbull wrote: > >Recently Stream Licensing LLC has changed their requirements so that > >streaming internet stations in the US must title stream the album along with > >the song title and artist. > > > >I use ices for the backup automation when no live programming is taking > >place. > > > >Ices shows the

On Fri, 2005-03-04 at 09:46 +1100, Michael Smith wrote: ... > Compared to ices2, ezstream is very simple - easy to set up, easy to > use. It's also much, much less featureful. ezstream supports some > formats that ices2 doesn't, though. It also runs on some platforms > that ices2 doesn't (notably windows). > > If you really need mp3, you might also consider ices0,

Hi guys. I have two questions about my streaming setup and I was wondering if any of you could offer some advice. I'm using IceS 0.4 as my source. It's reading a text file that contains the paths to about 300 different files that I want it to randomly play. For some reason though, it seems to only play a few of those files on a loop. I guess it could be in my head, but it seems like

Hello everyone. I just joined this list, and I was wondering if any of you might have any suggestions. I'm looking for a source that will run on Debian, that would simply send mp3 files I have in a folder to my Icecast2 server in a random order. I do not require anything special, like random ads, scheduling support, etc. I've given Liquidsoap a try, but it seems to be far too complex for

hi actually im trying to add feature to ices2 to able to stream mix file format such as ogg and mp3 in the same playlist.m3u without extra decoding and encoding that function like ezstream. the reason i dont want to use ezstream as source client becoz after going thru decoding and encoding, the audio quality drops. Therefore im trying to find out is there any easy way out to add plug-in to

Alrighty, Got it patched and working (at least in my one setup). You can pull the patch from: http://denetron.com/~dballenger/ezstream-program.patch (I can post the pre-patched source too if people would like) You'll have to add a "<filetype></filetype>" line into your config files, just put "file" if you want it to work just by reading that file or playlist.

Good afternoon, I have two playlists going, on separate mount points, and they both exhibit this behavior. It appears that ices is shutting down when it reaches the end of the playlist. I'm getting these same four lines at the end of the logs of both playlists: [2019-12-08  00:00:53] INFO playlist-builtin/write_ogg_data module shutdown requested [2019-12-08  00:00:53] INFO input/input_loop

Greetings, I'm currently working on a program which utilizes Ezstream and Icecast2 (http://r404.sf.net). This project operates off a binary file generating the next file to be played, eztream had the funcalitiy required (mp3 -> ogg support on the fly) and seemed simple enough so I'm writing the modifications to ezstream to support getting the path off of a binary. My question, who

Hello, I have both MP3 and OGG in my hard drive, since I used to use MP3 encoding and now I'm trying to move to OGG vorbis. I am wondering if there's a way to stream a playlist containing both MP3 and OGG files. As far as I understand from reading the doc, Ices-0.4 and Ices2 can only stream MP3 and OGG files respectively. So I just installed both. But is there a trick or something

I have a few related questions. I'm using the following Debian packages: Ices2 (2.0.1-4) Icecast2 (2.3.1-2) Here's the input section of my ices-playlist.xml: <input> <module>playlist</module> <param name="type">basic</param> <param name="file">/etc/icecast2/playlist.txt</param> <param

Hello, I've compiled and successfully run icecast2 with ices on a single stream. But I'm running into problems running multiple streams from ices to icecast... I used the <playlist>...</playlist> syntax to run a single stream, but the docs on icecast.org seem to suggest using the <input>...</input> syntax instead. I've actually tried it both ways, with

Hi all! Thank you for having me. I'm a person who encourage a small local community for musical involvement. It already kinda worked, we are doing plenty of fantastic things together. What I am now thinking of is 24/7 Internet radio based on Icecast that will air all of their non-professional music I gathered. Functions I'm looking for: - frequent scanning of music directory to update