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--- features:stream-monitor [2017/05/19 06:25] – created tw
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 Stream Monitor settings are manage in the configuration app, or Control Panel, on the //Stream Monitor// page.
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+On the first tab //Streams// you, see a list of incoming streams, along with their state. Click //Add// to add a new stream:
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+Enter the stream URL (any Shoutcast/Icececast HTTP URL is supported) and an optional description.
+Each stream has a priority. If more than one stream is available, only the one with the highest priority (**lowest** priority value!) will be picked up. If there is more than one stream with that lowest priority value, all of them will be rebroadcasted at the same time.
+The check interval defaults to 5 seconds, which means that mAirList will try to connect to the stream every 5 seconds. Higher values decrease the network/CPU load, lower values make sure that the stream is picked up instantly (without any significant delay) when it becomes available. We found that 5 seconds is a good trade-off.
+===== Actions =====
+On the //Actions// tab of the Stream Monitor configuration page, you can define two lists of [[features:actions|actions]]:
+  * When on air: Will be executed when rebroadcast of the first stream starts (if two streams with the same priority are picked up at the same time, the action list is executed only once, for the first of them).
+  * When off air: Will be executed when the last stream disconnects.
+In these action lists, you can do things like stopping/starting the automation, sending commands to your audio switcher, etc.
 ===== Audio Routing =====