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; This is the sample configuration for the 'pypad_glasscoder.py' PyPAD script
; for Rivendell, which can be used to send articulated PAD updates to an
; instance of glasscoder(1).
;

[Glasscoder]

; UpdateUrl=http://<host-name>:<metadata-port>
;
; The update URL of the GlassCoder instance, where:
;       <host-name> - The hostname or IP address of the system running
;                     glasscoder(1).
;   <metadata-port> - The number passed to the '--metadata-port=' switch
;                     when invoking glasscoder(1).
;
; N.B. - The above values refer to the GlassCoder instance, *not* the
;        streaming server!
UpdateUrl=http://192.168.21.21:1234

; Log Selection
;
; Set the status for each log to 'Yes', 'No' or 'Onair' to indicate whether
; state changes on that log should be output.  If set to 'Onair', then
; output will be generated only if RDAirPlays OnAir flag is active.
MasterLog=Yes
Aux1Log=No
Aux2Log=No
VLog101=No
VLog102=No
VLog103=No
VLog104=No
VLog105=No
VLog106=No
VLog107=No
VLog108=No
VLog109=No
VLog110=No
VLog111=No
VLog112=No
VLog113=No
VLog114=No
VLog115=No
VLog116=No
VLog117=No
VLog118=No
VLog119=No
VLog120=No

;
; This plug-in uses a concept of 'lines', where each [Line<n>] section refers
; to a specific dynamic presentation field in the target stream's metadata
; scheme. Some streaming schemes have but one available dynamic field
; --e.g. IceCast-- and hence use just a single line section ('[Line1]'),
; while others have multiple fields and thus can use multiple line sections.
;
; See below for specific examples.
;

;
; An example of 'ICY-style' metadata (IceCast and Shoutcast)
;
[Line1]
Key=StreamTitle
Value=%a - %t

;
; An example of HLS Timed Metadata
;
; The 'Key=' directive takes the name of the ID3v2.4 Text Identification
; Frame to use for the given value. For the full list of defined frames,
; see Section 4.2 of the ID3v2.4 spec, available at
; http://id3.org/id3v2.4.0-frames.
;
;[Line1]
;Key=TIT2
;Value=%t
;
;[Line2]
;Key=TPE1
;Value=%a
;
;[Line3]
;Key=TALB
;Value=%l
;
;[Line4]
;Key=TRSN
;Value=Rivendell
;
;[Line5]
;Key=TRSO
;Value=A Radio Automation System
;
;[Line6]
;Key=TFLT
;Value=MPG/AAC