Unsupported file extension/MIME type #3957
MinePro120
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Hi @MinePro120,
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, and
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Note at least with my I think that’s also valid for |
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Can you quote some documentation about this? Reading the dev docs, I don't see anything about autocue implementing replaygain. |
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I didn’t get round to update the documentation lately (sorry!), but the GitHub is here (use the Basically, instead of the internal autocue, you can (if on Mac/Linux) just copy do some settings (complete list with defaults here): That should get you up & running. |
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No problem, I was talking about the internal one and the liquidsoap documentation. Just tested though, it definitely does not implement replaygain. |
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The log file looks strange. The liquidsoap doesn't even try to use the decoder. I'd like to see the result of the following lines in your script. print(settings.request.metadata_decoders())
print(settings.decoder.decoders())
print(settings.decoder.mime_types.ffmpeg())
print(settings.decoder.file_extensions.ffmpeg()) |
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Here you go: What's interesting to me is that all my flacs are recognised as |
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Well, the output looks completely normal to me, so it doesn't explain why liquidsoap even didn't try to resolve the request.
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"liquidsoap --build-config":"ffmpeg -formats":"ffmpeg -codecs":log |
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The result looks good. So it's not really flac, but something with the replaygain/autocue function. Here is another test, but this time with replaygain. settings.log.level := 3
enable_replaygain_metadata()
p = playlist("/home/user/Temp/Music")
p = replaygain(p)
p.on_metadata(print)
output.dummy(p, fallible=true) |
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So the unsupported mime type info is normal then? Here's the log: log: |
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Yes, everything is fine as long as there are no obvious errors or warnings.
This is an info(4) level message. |
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I'm turning this into a discussion because I don't see anything that looks like an issue anymore. |
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@vitoyucepi Thanks for this debugging session—there’s always something to learn from how you tackle things! |
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How is this not a bug? |
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I understand that Here's an example from the autocue slides from the liquidshop: %include "autocue.cue_file.liq"
enable_autocue_metadata()
radio = playlist("Classic Rock.m3u")
radio = amplify(1., override="liq_amplify", radio)
radio = crossfade(radio)in your case it will be enough to disable the plugin and change the playlist: enable_autocue_metadata()
radio = playlist("/home/user/Temp/Music")
radio = amplify(1., override="liq_amplify", radio)
radio = crossfade(radio)As you can see, the autocue can calculate gain and fades automagically, there's no need to use |
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That seems to kind of working, but:
, how do these make any sense? First I suppose it detects cue metadata so autocue is not needed, and then complains that no metadata are found? I have stripped the metadata off of my test flacs with for every track, even though there are no metadata as I mentioned before and also the value it reports is bogus (tested with |
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Can you show the current state of your script? |
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Could you post the full output of the
To understand what's wrong, I need to see the metadata enable_autocue_metadata()
music = playlist(reload_mode = reload_mode, music_dir)
music.on_metadata(print)
music = amplify(1., override="liq_amplify", music)
music = crossfade(music)
radio = mksafe(music) |
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I need some time to review the log. But it seems that liquidsoap is trying to analyze the track twice. Log |
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Maybe because my playlist consists of 1 track? But what does this have to do with anything? To recap, the issues I still see are:
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There's definitely a bug in liquidsoap, and the only side effect with the default settings is the extra load.
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Describe the bug
Hello. Using the following script to stream a folder of flacs to icecast2, the following warnings repeat for each track:
Despite the warnings, the script works fine (as far as I can hear) since the tracks seem to be processed after a couple of tries. When using the
enable_autocue_metadata()though, the script completely fails and generates too many requests and the same warnings (no other debug info from the log). Here is the output ofmediainfofor one of my flacs:To Reproduce
This is the script I am using:
Expected behavior
No warnings should be printed since flacs are widely supported both by liquidsoap and ffmpeg (to my knowledge). The script should also function normally with
enable_autocue_metadata().Version details
Install method
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liquidsoap_2.2.5-ubuntu-jammy-1_arm64.debpackage from GitHubBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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