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-Multi-Level Fallbacks-
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Multi-level fallbacks allow for specifications of a series of fallback mounts
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that you could use, for instance, to set up a series of progressively lower
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bitrate streams that would be cascaded through. For instance, a modem user
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would connect to the highest bitrate stream, and then could be cascaded
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down to a progressively lower stream until they reach a value they can
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handle.
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that you can use to automatically move listeners in the event of a source being
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disconnected. In the event of new listeners attaching to the source stream that has
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been disconnected, they are routed to the fallback mount (if specified).
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Icecast now has fallback-override capability as well which means that in the event
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of a source stream failure, listeners are moved to the fallback mount, and then
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automatically recaptured when the original source stream returns.
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-Burst-On-Connect-
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