<p dir="ltr">Awesome :)</p>
<p dir="ltr">I have nothing for the lyrics. The source should send metadata to icecast though, and icecast should update the metadata to any listening clients. Kodi will show that metadata, and so will Audacious, and I presume almost any client will.</p>
<p dir="ltr">I've never used ices2 but presumably it can send metadata? </p>
<p dir="ltr">Jake</p>
<br><br>---- David Mehler wrote ----<br><br>Hi,<br><br>Thanks, that helps a lot. I'm trying to get ices2 now to do the<br>multiple clients and sources, I'll post what I get later today.<br><br>Thanks.<br>Dave.<br><br><br>On 9/28/18, jake <<a href="mailto:jake@jakebriggs.com">jake@jakebriggs.com</a>> wrote:<br>> I just realised my previous email didn't go to the list for some reason.<br>> Here it is again:<br>><br>> Currently, I have three liquadsoap ".liq" files, and they all look very<br>> similar to this:<br>><br>> -------- 8< --------<br>> jake@beastie:/etc/liquidsoap$ cat <a href="http://jake.liq">jake.liq</a><br>> #!/usr/bin/liquidsoap<br>><br>> #set("<a href="http://log.file.path">log.file.path</a>","/tmp/<a href="http://basic-radio.log">basic-radio.log</a>")<br>><br>> def my_request_function() =<br>> # Get the first line of my external process<br>> result =<br>> <a href="http://list.hd">list.hd</a>(<br>> get_process_lines("/usr/bin/<a href="http://getrandomsong.sh">getrandomsong.sh</a><br>> /etc/liquidsoap/<a href="http://jakeradio.sh">jakeradio.sh</a>"))<br>> # Create and return a request using this result<br>> <a href="http://request.create">request.create</a>(result)<br>> end<br>><br>> # Create the source<br>> s = mksafe(<a href="http://request.dynamic">request.dynamic</a>(my_request_function))<br>><br>> sc = smart_crossfade(conservative=true, s)<br>><br>> <a href="http://output.icecast">output.icecast</a>(%<a href="http://mp3.vbr">mp3.vbr</a>(quality=1),<br>> host = "localhost", port = 8000,<br>> password = "ICECASTPASSWORD", mount = "jake-radio.mp3",<br>> description="jakeradio - all my songs on random", name="jakeradio",<br>> sc)<br>><br>><br>> jake@beastie:/etc/liquidsoap$<br>> -------- 8< --------<br>><br>> The important differences between the configs are the "mount",<br>> "description", and "name" in the last command.<br>> As you can see, the mp3's are re-encoded to a variable bit rate, quality<br>> set to 1, which I am sure is overkill lol<br>><br>> There is no special config in icecast, icecast will stream whatever the<br>> streaming source tells it to - in my case, the streaming source is<br>> liquadsoap.<br>><br>> You may want to look at the setting in <a href="http://icecast.xml">icecast.xml</a><br>> icecast/limits/clients and/or icecast/limits/sources - mine is set to<br>> 100, I *think* sources defaults to something quite low, like 2, which<br>> bit me when I tried to stream 3 things....<br>><br>> Also, you'll want to look at icecast/authentication/source-password and<br>> set that to something - Above, in my liq file, you'll see 'password =<br>> "ICECASTPASSWORD"' - they need to match.<br>><br>> I hope I've given you enough to get you on the right track :D<br>><br>> Jake<br>><br>><br>> On 2018-09-28 15:56, David Mehler wrote:<br>>> Hello,<br>>><br>>> If anyone is running an Icecast server that serves at least 3 separate<br>>> streams each with it's own bitrate can I get a look at your config?<br>>><br>>> Thanks.<br>>> Dave.<br>>> _______________________________________________<br>>> Icecast mailing list<br>>> <a href="mailto:Icecast@xiph.org">Icecast@xiph.org</a><br>>> <a href="http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/icecast">http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/icecast</a><br>><br>