Configure - Local Audio Files Multiple Folders¶
This document will show you how to configure Trunk Player using multiple folders to store and play back your audio in the same structure as trunk-recorder.
Currently install is based on a Debian like system, Ubuntu.
System Prerequisites¶
- After configuring for Local Audio Files
- Trunk-player is in
/home/radio/trunk-player - Audio files will be served via a web-server (nginx) from
/home/radio/trunk-player/audio_files/ - Trunk-recorder is in
/home/radio/trunk-recorder - Both
soxandlameinstalled.
Update trunk-player¶
Change directory into the base trunk-player directory
$ cd /home/radio/trunk-player
Pull down latest version of trunk-player from github
$ git pull
Activate virtualenv
$ source env/bin/activate
Migrate any new database schema changes
$ ./manage.py migrate
Update Trunk-Recorder¶
Configure trunk-recorder to save our wav/json files in /home/radio/trunk-player/audio_files/
Edit the trunk-recorder config file /home/radio/trunk-recorder/config.json
Change the captureDir to /home/radio/trunk-player/audio_files
In the systems list for each system you have, edit the uploadScript to encode-local-sys-0.sh change the 0 to the system number you want it to be saved as in trunk-player
Save the config
Copy the sample script /home/radio/trunk-player/utility/trunk-recoder/encode-local-sys-0.sh to /home/radio/trunk-recorder/
$ cp utility/trunk-recoder/encode-local-sys-0.sh /home/radio/trunk-recorder/encode-local-sys-0.sh
If you have multiple systems, update the zero ( 0 ) in the second part of the cp command for each system number
Running new config¶
Re start both trunk-recorder and trunk-player.