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AlbrechtL
Welle-cli stream entire mux on network
Dear,
I'm trying to build a Dab/Dab+ to LAN restreamer setup, similar to Dvblast or Mumudvb for TV.
I'm having issues figuring out if Welle-cli can tune an entire Mux and stream every station over the network?
I'm trying to build a .m3u with links to each station.
Is this something possible with Welle-cli?
Thanks.
welle.cli can do exactly that, see the screenshot here:
https://screenshots.debian.net/package/welle.io
(2nd)
Hi, if you want to build a m3u playlist you can parse the urls from /mux.json, but welle-cli itself doesn't create an m3u file itself.
Thanks to you both.
Here in Brussels, there are four muxes. I imagine I would need 4 tuners. Should each tuner be connected to one instance of welle-cli? Or can I configure one instance of wells-cli to use all four tuners?
What does the stream look like? Is it HE-AAC?
Thanks.
Yes, you'd need four instances of welle.io. You'd need a powerful system to decode all programmes of 4 ensembles simultaneously though.
welle-cli re-encodes to mp3, because that's what browsers support.
Yes, you'd need four instances of welle.io. You'd need a powerful system to decode all programmes of 4 ensembles simultaneously though.
welle-cli re-encodes to mp3, because that's what browsers support.
Any way to disable the re-encode? HE-AAC is pretty well supported. It would lower the CPU footprint as well.
LOL, I just wanted to ask the same question ...
I have no idea if MP4 ADTS will be played like LOAS/LATM. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5_audio
Or at least to re-encode only after someone pressed PLAY (= on demand, GET)?
I doubt it's well supported because AAC+ in DAB+ uses a 960 transform size, and not the common 1024. In any case, a proper framing needs to be added around the raw AAC+ AUs, and that framing must be flexible enough to tell about the 960 transform size. I imagine it should somehow be doable in MP4 but I don't know.
When this feature was initially implemented, only mp3 and wav were supported accross all browsers (See HTML5 audio compatibility matrix)
When -D is not given, AAC+ decoding and mp3 encoding only gets done when somebody listens the stream. When -D or -C is given, AAC+ decoding is done, but mp3 encoding only if somebody listens.
