Hi Borut, > This allows us to save mp3 stream (without headers, but can be opened in > - for instance - Audacity, or fixed with mp3val so it can be played by > any player) and also combine files back together without any gap. Our > previous archiving solution created gaps of multiple seconds, which was > very unfortunate when a show was being cut in the middle. We use rotter to record our output. Its a stable nice tool: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/man1/rotter.1.html Maybe, it can do what you are looking for... I've a set of little tools to manage stream and recording: https://github.com/srb-fm/stream-srb Regards, Jörg > I don't remember the exact URL I used to do this (I got the information > from multiple places), but this one > (https://sites.google.com/site/glyman3home/darkice-file-dump) contains a > script that is similar to what we use now. If you're interested I can > upload our scripts to github. We use runit to run darkice (so it > auto-restarts should it crash) and hourly cron jobs to signal darkice to > do the cutting and some glue to properly (re)name the files. > > We do however have a problem that i've been struggling with for a while > now, so I might as well ask now, if someone could help. Occasionally the > connection from the encoder machine (on our internal network) and > icecast (external) fails and when that happens, darkice also stops > archiving the stream to disk. I could probably solve this by using > [file-x] sections instead of archiving from [icecast-x], but that would > mean running another encoder and I haven't come around to doing it yet. > The problem does not happen often, maybe once a month, but it is annoying. > > best regards, > Borut Mrak > Radio Študent, Ljubljana (FM 89.3) > > On 12/05/2014 03:38 PM, Friedrich Strohmaier wrote: >> Hi @ll, >> >> the dumpfile of our running mp3 stream >> http://livestream.wueste-welle.de:8000/mp3 >> is growing and growing - since Tue, 02 Dec 2014 17:00:51 +0100. >> Current size: 4.6G. >> >> This makes it impossible thinking the stream to be run on a raspberry >> pie. I >> wonder wether this is intended behaviour and if so, wether this is any >> good >> for. >> >> Any thoughts of this? >> >> I'm running darkice from the svn-repo version 1.2 (560??)[1] on Archlinux >> 64-bit. >> >> [1] Any chance to get information about this from a built binary? >> >> Friedrich >> > > >