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Paul,
If it is necessary to support the rescue of the database or firmware, I am
willing to help if I can. Thanks for checking with your contacts. I'd hate to
see the database and support for the radios ability to work go away.
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-Rob de Santos, K8RKD
Horizons (Trends
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In reality, it can’t. However, the RSS feed behind it has been broken or flaky
for a long time.
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-Rob de Santos, K8RKD
Horizons (Trends in Technology) Columnist
Contributing Editor
CQ Magazine
From: Internetradio On Behalf Of Eric Floden
Sent: Monday, October
I have a Logic IR100 (probably was the most sold internet radio in UK at the
start) and a Tangent Quattro - both Reciva powered.
I recruited a small team of volunteers to help curate their database and handle
lots of stream update requests in the early days - and I still have some
editing
Reciva was not just a stream aggregator.
They also provided the entire firmware for the radios.
I think all of the radios that use(d) their service also ran their software.
A while ago Grace Digital did a deal of some sort with them and gained access
to the firmware - and I suspect they could
Likely, the radio manufacturer will find another provider. But this
illustrates the weak spot of the wifi radio receiver — proprietary stream
amalgamators. What radio are you using?
John Figliozzi
> On Oct 26, 2020, at 11:06 AM, Eric Floden wrote:
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> This banner was atop their page
This banner was atop their page when I logged in this morning
*Notice: With effect from 31 January 2021 this website will be withdrawn.
Please refer to your radio manufacturer or supplier.*
What does it mean? Do I need to light my hair on fire?
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