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Installing Liquidsoap on Centos 6.8 Server
If you're stuck with CentOS, you may actually have more luck running it in an Ubuntu container using Docker. That way you won't be stuck in dependency hell trying to compile the darned thing.

Comment by Krypton Radio October 2016 permalink
Installing Liquidsoap on Centos 6.8 Server
While correct, that isn't what he asked. Here is a link for the process for doing that: https://sourceforge.net/p/savonet/mailman/message/31330094/

Comment by Krypton Radio September 2016 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
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Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
Now you're just being insulting. Way to keep a customer. I'm out. Centova it is. I hate them, but it's better than this. How about, if you're unwilling to take responsibility for fixing bugs in software you wrote, maybe being a …

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime down, airtime-liquidsoap won't start
I did. I ran 'apt-get remove airtime', then 'apt-get purge airtime', and for good measure I went to /usr/bin and made sure airtime-liquidsoap was gone. I then reran 'apt-get install airtime', and it ran the install, an…

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
It turns out that the reason my airtime-media-monitor isn't running is that wants a Unicode character codec and I've got my system set for utf8. Looking up how to fix that, and then I'll restart it and see if it still generates the sa…

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
It's not beta. It's released.

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
Sorry, I meant /etc/init, not /etc/initctl. This should have come with a BIG warning label: "WARNING: Installing this software will make a fundamental change to the way your system boots, replacing Upstart with SysVinit. If you do not have dire…

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
Okay - it's down to this: Media Monitor, Pypo and Liquidsoap have all failed to start.They all appear in /etc/initctl.When I start each one, each records a process ID file in /var/run.Checking the processes, though, no such processes exist. Now…

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
Ah - well, the installer is a BASH script, so I simply jumpered out the part that regens the locales, having done this previously by hand. Now the install finishes. It may take some additional tinkering to get online again, but I think I'm on t…

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
As you might imagine, this is a red-alert, losing money minute by minute situation. I need a fix, and as quickly as humanly possible.

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime 2.5.2 Discussion
Yep, I hit the same loop, and I'm in deep yogurt now too, my station is off the air. Any idea what was causing this loop? Or why the code shipped with this station-killing bug?

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
switch within input.http
Yes. All you have to do is add square brackets: SourceA = "http://www.surfmusik.de/m3u/nrj-fitness,14926.m3u"SourceB = "http://listen.radionomy.com/gong.m3u" Webradio = input.http( switch([ ({ 6h-9h }, [SourceA]), …

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Liquidsoap errors
"Connection refused"? Could it be that your Icecast daemon isn't running?

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
"Processing..." popup never goes away in "Library" screen
In my case, if the "Processing ..." sign never goes away, it means the display is trying to reach a condition that will never satisfy it. It is trying to display rows for which no columns at all match. The solution is to make sure that at …

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Multiple airtime instances on one server or ability to have more than 3 feeds..
You could, IF you set AirTime to relay a live broadcast, which is possible. But it would be easier to set up Icecast instances to do this instead, frankly.

Comment by Krypton Radio March 2015 permalink
Airtime on Raspberry Pi 2
I'd be very surprised if this actually worked, since the Raspberry Pi 2 uses a quad core ARM 7 processor, and the Airtime executables are compiled for an Intel or AMD architecture. You'll have to recompile the entire thing from source. It…

Comment by Krypton Radio February 2015 permalink
Where in the scripts does Liquidsoap log the song?
I'm not seeing the duplicates. What I am seeing is the listener count broken out by stream, which is very useful information. This is perfect, and exactly the information I was looking for when I started this thread. The log point may exist i…

Comment by Krypton Radio February 2015 permalink
Where in the scripts does Liquidsoap log the song?
Aha, thank you, Roger, this is could solve the problem depending on the format of the log lines. Duplicates, huh? Now that I have this turned on I'll have a look for that. If there are duplicates, I'm sure I can code a filter to strip the…

Comment by Krypton Radio February 2015 permalink
"Processing..." popup never goes away in "Library" screen
Well, never mind, I figured it out. Every single column had become deselected, so there was nothing to display. Adding some columns back in cleared the condition.

Comment by Krypton Radio February 2015 permalink
Where in the scripts does Liquidsoap log the song?
It updates admin/status.xml, Roger, yes, but log? Not that I can find anywhere. Perhaps you could point me in the right direction.

Comment by Krypton Radio December 2014 permalink
Where in the scripts does Liquidsoap log the song?
I have Piwik. It is incapable of giving me precise numbers for precise moments in time when a specific song is playing. The best it can do is give me how many total listeners there were within a given hour, and it cannot produce granularity below th…

Comment by Krypton Radio December 2014 permalink
Where in the scripts does Liquidsoap log the song?
I guess I didn't make myself sufficiently clear. I need to be able to get a listener count of exactly how many people were online when a specific song plays. I need to create my own log file in a form tabulated such that I can create my own sep…

Comment by Krypton Radio December 2014 permalink
Schedule delivers blank page
Here's the fix I found that works: I stop and restart the Apache server on the Airtime box. For whatever reason, this clears the condition. This tends to undercut the idea that it's an ID3 tag problem. If it were, the display would be co…

Comment by Krypton Radio December 2014 permalink
Extended Week Widget. Code that returns a lot more show info. No hacks to AT code.
I wanted to mention, by the way, that your script works beautifully on Krypton Radio. Our listeners absolutely love the fact that the schedule gives them show times in their area instead of making them translate from Pacific Standard Time or Pacific…

Comment by Krypton Radio December 2014 permalink
Easy Tip - Randomizing Repeating Linked-Show Smartblocks. This does work But some dont need it :/
I tried this and it did not produce a randomized block from one scheduled block to the next: I created a smartblock with filtered criteria so that it would fill the time with cuts that matched the filter query specified.I created a playlist, schedul…

Comment by Krypton Radio November 2014 permalink
Airtime Update - September
We picked Airtime because it actually features better stability than some commercial solutions due to the lack of a need for a licensing server among other advantages. Yes, it's missing features. But boy do I sympathize with SourceFabric'…

Comment by Krypton Radio October 2014 permalink
Airtime Update - September
Okay, okay, bad things, all of the above. However, I'm going to lay out for you how it's been working out for Krypton Radio. In 2012, we were using Centovacast. The software was robust, we loved the listener reporting which is still prob…

Comment by Krypton Radio October 2014 permalink
Show with dynamic playlist via watched folder
Yes there is, and here's how it works: Create a watched directory for your show. Give it a file name of 'latest.mp3'. That's important. Create a placeholder audio file that's the maximum length you expect your weekly show…

Comment by Krypton Radio June 2014 permalink
Arrrggghh! Smart blocks not so smart!
We use John Chewter's method, and here's the gotcha: Airtime will use the length of whatever file you set up the recurring playlist from. If you swap out the file used with another file having the same filename, it will replace the file…

Comment by Krypton Radio June 2014 permalink

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