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I just set up liquidsoap-->icecast2, and the readme might benefit from a couple of small additions.
Instruct people to set the log level 3 in op25.liq.
I'm guessing lots of people will get complaints from liquidsoap about fdkaac since it isn't in the raspbian repos and think that liquidsoap hangs since log 1 stops there. Alternatively, you could just increase the default log level to 3 in the original file
Note that if you have op25.sh already working, you need to remove the -U parameter in addition to adding the -w. It's easy to miss. Ie.:
"(In particular note the removal of -U and the new -w parameter, that allows liquid to connect)"
Note that to test if liquidsoap-->icecast2 is working you must go to http://192.168.0.#:8000/op25 instead of just http://192.168.0.#:8000 (or localhost, or what have you).
Having never used icecast before, I spent a lot of time troubleshooting something that was already working because I didn't realize that I needed to navigate to the actual mount point.
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+1 on item 2 above, I spent a good 20 minutes trying to figure out why my liquidsoap audio wasn't working before I stumbled upon this issue for the solution.
I just set up liquidsoap-->icecast2, and the readme might benefit from a couple of small additions.
Instruct people to set the log level 3 in op25.liq.
I'm guessing lots of people will get complaints from liquidsoap about fdkaac since it isn't in the raspbian repos and think that liquidsoap hangs since log 1 stops there. Alternatively, you could just increase the default log level to 3 in the original file
Note that if you have op25.sh already working, you need to remove the -U parameter in addition to adding the -w. It's easy to miss. Ie.:
"(In particular note the removal of -U and the new -w parameter, that allows liquid to connect)"
Note that to test if liquidsoap-->icecast2 is working you must go to http://192.168.0.#:8000/op25 instead of just http://192.168.0.#:8000 (or localhost, or what have you).
Having never used icecast before, I spent a lot of time troubleshooting something that was already working because I didn't realize that I needed to navigate to the actual mount point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: