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### Description When liquidsoap starts, it sends an API request to the legacy API which triggers a rabbitmq message to the playout service to update the liquidsoap queues and make sure they are correct. The removed line is not necessary and will cause issues if there is more than one liquidsoap service. It is not necessary because the playout service automatically prunes the queue and will add/remove only what is necessary and does not require the whole queue to be cleared. If the whole queue is cleared and there are multiple liquid soap services, every LQ service will go silent and then fade to normal volume in the middle of playout. Removing this line has no logical effect as all the work it does is immediately redone and removal fixes the re-cue-in issue when you have multiple liquidsoap services all running playout. So, this line in the best of cases is useless and does nothing, and in the worst of cases causes playout issues, hence its removal. **This is a new feature**: No **I have updated the documentation to reflect these changes**: Bug fix ### Testing Notes **What I did:** I setup multiple playout/liquidsoap service pairs, and heard that when one is restarted all of them go quiet and fade in from their current play cursor. I then made the change and verified that only the restarted service faded in. **How you can replicate my testing:** See above section ### **Links** Related to #3161 and #3162
LibreTime Playout
LibreTime Playout is a service that will ingest a schedule and stream it.
Development
# Install dependencies
make install
# Activate the development environment
source .venv/bin/activate
# Run linters
make lint
# Run tests
make test
# See the Makefile for more commands
cat Makefile
History
This tool was born out of a collaboration between Open Broadcast and Sourcefabric.
The authors of the code are:
Original Authors:
- Jonas Ohrstrom jonas@digris.ch
- Paul Baranowski paul.baranowski@sourcefabric.org
- James Moon james.moon@sourcefabric.org
Almost a complete refactor/rewrite by: Martin Konecny martin.konecny@gmail.com