Voisses Tech said:This is not an Airtime Problem,I can vouch for that.
I ran these stream directly through liquidsoap and it return "Unknown Stream" and reset the script.
I wireshark one of these address and it still return the same address and information.
My thought is that the problem is how the stream is prepared from broadcaster.
If you run the address through any browser it ask you to download a bin file and this is not a known mime type or put another way its bin is not an audio format supported by liquidsoap.
The best resolution is to put this on liquidsoap mailing list to see if they can help
The solution currently is to capture the stream (using vlc,ffmpeg,relaying etc.) and then restream it
I would think that as long as LiquidSoap is used for these core functions then Airtime needs to stay owner of the problem (at least from this forum's perspective) because any external fix by LS would need to find its way back in to Airtime anyway.
Re-streaming with an extra client is a notable work around for now... I'll give it a try, thanks.
Voisses Tech said:Let me correct my statement,hope it will satisfy
"This is not a problem that occur on the Airtime side,but on the liquidsoap side"
"We therefore need to have this resolved with liquidsoap for upcoming versions"
This is what I meant.
I am from the development side of computing,not the user side.I cannot look at things from the perspective of what is wrong but my perspective is how to solve a problem.
I know the expectation gap between the user and developer is wide.
No developer can give guarantee of 100% accuracy of software not even a multi-billion company (the new phones release recently have a big bug with password and security ,I am told,thought the specific upgrades were for that)
This is what the forums are for,that like mind,you and me,can come together and work out the kinks even contribute to improving the code.
Thanks for Your Understanding
V.I.O.S.S.E.S
Can You Hear Me Now
The solution currently is to capture the stream (using vlc,ffmpeg,relaying etc.) and then restream it
I'm trying to get the temporary fix you mentioned above to work... So far, BUTT is the only software I've been able to connect directly to Airtime. But BUTT can only listen to the PC's audio devices. I'd prefer to use VLC which looks like it can tune into a Shoutcast URL and stream it to Airtime on the fly. Alas, when I try, VLC fails to connect and generates errors. Do you have a working config I can copy?
Voisses Tech said:Do This instead,if you not 100% sure with vlc as recommended by @Mark Lastname in this post http://forum.sourcefabric.org/discussion/comment/26472#Comment_26472
Actually I found the solution, and a better way to do this. So! Let's get started.
In /etc/icecast2/icecast.xml add a relay:
<relay>
<server>stream1.fralnet.com</server>
<port>8000</port>
<mount>/</mount>
<local-mount>/nagradio</local-mount>
<on-demand>1</on-demand>
<relay-shoutcast-metadata>1</relay-shoutcast-metadata>
</relay>
If you want to hide your relay from the list on your icecast2 page, add:
<mount>
<mount-name>/nagradio</mount-name>
<hidden>1</hidden>
</mount>
Now, add this mountpoint in Airtime. Simply add http://127.0.0.1:8000/nagradio as a stream
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