Start a Playlist as a schedule without using switch

[918483]

I would like to start a playlist like a schedule via telnet command and when the time comes, it goes back to the playlist that was playing today, I use the command below, but when it's time to finish the playlist it waits for her to finish a song to return to the schedule, so taking a while almost 4 minutes to return would you have any solution?

Would there be any way to start this scheduling type via telnet being:

schedule.start <url>

and

schedule.stop

how i use it today:

def dynplaylist_protocol(~rlog,~maxtime,arg)=
  print("Iniciando Sistema de Agendamento #{maxtime} - #{rlog} - #{arg}")
  ["/home/streaming/playlists/mute-mute.pls"]
end

add_protocol("dynplaylist", dynplaylist_protocol)
radio = playlist(id="agendamento", mode="normal", loop=false, "dynplaylist:dummy")

[918483]

@toots Would you help me ?

[918483]

@smimram Would you help me ?

[rrolla]

@918483 looks like you need to pass track_sensitive=false you can read more on book on page 33 https://www.liquidsoap.info/book/book.pdf

[918483]

I've already done that and managed to get to this script above, but when the schedule comes out it plays 2 more songs and then goes back to playing the main playlist if I skip 2 then it comes back I wanted to make a way that the time I sent it to start would be immediate and when ordering to leave it was immediate too sorry for my english

[toots]

@918483 have you looked at using a reference to a boolean?

should_play = ref(false)

s = switch(track_sensitive=false, [
  ({!should_play}, extra_playlist),
  ({true}, main_playlist)
])

Then you can register a telnet command to change should_play value. This should force the extra_playlist to be played or not.