Re: [Savonet-users] Auto-detection failing on valid files, causing silence on streams

[Audiodef O. <on...@au...>]

I should also mention: When I tune in to the audiodef or techno streams
and there is silence, my player runs slowly (switch to player, player
window takes a moment to fill in on the screen, open location dialog
takes a moment to appear, once a new URL is entered, it takes a moment
to switch to the new URL). So something is definitely struggling when
there's silence on these two streams.

On 09/22/11 15:26, Audiodef Online wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm now using beta-3, having just upgraded from 0.9.3. What I want to
> set up is a multi-stream station, in which every stream's playlist
> consists entirely of remote files. The reason for this is I won't have
> room to host files on my server (at least, not until and if I either get
> rich or am able to find sponsors to provide disk storage for the
> community I'm building).
>
> I installed beta-3 successfully. I am able to start my test .liq with
> three streams. Some of the remote files take a while to download due to
> a slow connection on the other end, so I've set the timeout to 3600
> seconds and set conservative=true.
>
> After letting it run for a bit, to let it download the first tracks and
> get started, it seems like there is some kind of issue with
> auto-detection, as shown in the log:
>
> 2011/09/22 15:14:08 [protocols.external:4] Executing /usr/bin/wget
> "http://audiodef.com/audio/bimbrm3.ogg" "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"
> 2011/09/22 15:14:08 [ogg.muxer:4] audiodef(dot)ogg: Setting end of track
> 3ff47169.
> 2011/09/22 15:14:08 [ogg.muxer:4] audiodef(dot)ogg: Every ogg logical
> tracks have ended: setting end of stream.
> 2011/09/22 15:14:08 [ogg.muxer:4] audiodef(dot)ogg: Starting new
> sequentialized ogg stream.
> 2011/09/22 15:14:08 [ogg.muxer:4] audiodef(dot)ogg: Starting all streams
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [protocols.external:4] Download process finished (ok)
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder:4] Trying method "META" for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"...
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder:4] Trying method "WAV" for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"...
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder.wav:4] Invalid MIME type for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg": application/ogg!
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder.wav:4] Invalid file extension for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"!
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder:4] Trying method "MIDI" for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"...
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder:4] Trying method "OGG" for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"...
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder.ogg:4] File "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg" recognized
> as audio=2 video=0.
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder:3] Method "OGG" accepted "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg".
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder.taglib:4] Invalid MIME type for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg": application/ogg!
> 2011/09/22 15:14:10 [decoder.taglib:4] Invalid file extension for
> "/tmp/liq1f79c8.ogg"!
>
> However, there is nothing wrong with the file in question. I can open it
> directly in Audacious or VLC and it plays with its metadata displayed.
> This is happening in both my audiodef and techno streams started by my
> main.liq (below). Why is this happening, and what should I do to fix it?
> I believe this is what causes these two streams to have long periods of
> silence.
>
> main.liq:
>
> #!/usr/local/bin/liquidsoap
> set("log.file.path","/home/audiodef/liquidradio.log")
> set("log.level",4)
> output.icecast(%vorbis, host = "localhost", port = 8000,
>      password = "(password)", mount = "audiodef.ogg",
>      mksafe(playlist(timeout=3600., conservative=true,
> "http://audiodef/playlists/audiodef.m3u")))
> output.icecast(%vorbis, host = "localhost", port = 8000,
>      password = "(password)", mount = "ambient.ogg",
>      mksafe(playlist(timeout=3600., conservative=true,
> "http://audiodef/playlists/ambient.m3u")))
> output.icecast(%vorbis, host = "localhost", port = 8000,
>      password = "(password)", mount = "techno.ogg",
>      mksafe(playlist(timeout=3600., conservative=true,
> "http://audiodef/playlists/techno.m3u")))
>
> Thanks!
> Damien
>
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