bpa wrote:
>
> When you have problem please be very specific and detail exactly which
> program so they can be tried.
>
It seems that with Radio 1 Listen Again it was a temporary glitch. All
the shows seems to work now.
For BBC World, for example the 21:06 Hardtalk from today (i.e. Monday
Verulamius wrote:
> On the ordering of streams, I have set it to DASH/HLS on the basis that
> HLS would be a higher stream than MP3 if DASH is not working. Is that
> right, or is the preferred setting DASH/MP3/FlashAAC/FlashMP3?
This is a test version aimed at testing DASH and makign it
bpa
Thanks for all your hard work, including all the updates etc. It is
working marvellously, including the delayed live solution on my Radio.
In order to get the update working correctly I had to first delete my
old versions of iplayer before loading the new ones as you suggested I
might have
Here's an update to my configuration file for your database.
+---+
|Filename: upnpbridge.xml.txt |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=19356|
callesoroe wrote:
> Just got tickets for Copenhagen concert in July :)
My wife asked me about the Amsterdam concert, but the date didn't work
out.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
d6jg wrote:
> Says more about the Danish than it does about Coldplay :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JficYgaK8j8
Says everything.
I was there in Copenhagen 2013 too . Absolutely AMAZING
Callesoroe
Living room: Transporter, Tact RCS 2.2X digital preamp, Martin Logan
Vista
Just getting on board with this latest upgrade to keep us ahead of the
next BBC changes. Many thanks for doing this bpa - it's very much
appreciated.
Everything is playing fine on my RasPi-2 server with LMS 7.9, and with
multiple Touches, Receivers and RasPi PiCorePlayers with DASH as first
ChipMonk wrote:
> The only thing I've noticed is that I've lost the live station BBC icons
> on my various Receiver Controllers.
Nothing has changed in the plugin in relation to icon delivery or
processing except live station icons had to fetch from new URLs as the
old URLs "died" a few weeks
A few small changes to BBCiPlayer.
Release notes for BBCiPlayer 1.4.5
Changes:
- menu.opml can be updated through Setting from either local file or
remote file using HTTP URL.
- Live DASH stream can be "skipped back" up to 2 hours.
- Options to use max or min bitrate for DASH Live and On
philippe_44 wrote:
> New development version is out. After the issues that PasTim experienced
> with 0.2.6.0, I realized it was time to bite the bullet of some
> fundamental changes I knew I had to do with regard to the way I was
> sending commands to UPnP player (proper queuing/ waiting). I had
Hopefully - this will be last rev for DASH support before general
release.
Fix for bug introduced in 1.4.5 regarding max bitrate for UK users.
Cosmetic change to Title info when using Skip back.
30-Nov-2016
Release notes for BBCiPlayer 1.4.6
Changes:
- Fix bug so that max DASH bitrate is
Julf wrote:
> I think you are confusing data rate and sample rate. Lossy perceptual
> codecs talk about data rate, lossless (both uncompressed and compressed)
> formats are characterized by sample rate (such as 48 kHz) and sample
> size (16 bits).
I am, as I said, rather ignorant about all this
Sobek wrote:
> First of all; thanks for al the time you spent for developing this piece
> of software.
> DS214play LMS (LmsRepack-evansport-7.9.0-1448515994.spk) installs well,
> however will not start.
> Installed version LogitechMediaServer-evansport-7.9.0-062.0001.spk again
> and this version
Like it, actually tells me when running in delayed (Skip Back) mode.
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bpa wrote:
> Hopefully - this will be last rev for DASH support before general
> release.
>
> Fix for bug introduced in 1.4.5 regarding max bitrate for UK users.
> Cosmetic change to Title info when using Skip back.
>
>
> 30-Nov-2016
> Release notes for BBCiPlayer 1.4.6
>
> Changes:
> -
My SmartMix plugin has started behaving oddly since I updated it.
I pick a song and it selects 4 more for the playlist from 'don't stop
the music'.
At the end of the track I hear a split second of a song but the playlist
changes to 5 different songs and stops!
Is there a new setting I need to
Just got home to find LMS prompting an update to BBC iPlayer 1.4.6. I
did the restart but LMS reports that the plugin failed to load.
This is a recent LMS 7.9 on a QNAP NAS - what should I do to find out
where the problem lies?
Robert
Touch > DacMagic 100 > Naim Audio Nait 3 > Mission 752
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> Just got home to find LMS prompting an update to BBC iPlayer 1.4.6. I
> did the restart but LMS reports that the plugin failed to load.
> This is a recent LMS 7.9 on a QNAP NAS - what should I do to find out
> where the problem lies?
Your version of Perl is older than my PC
Just tried again with Pioneer. Same as earlier - no sound, counts to 30
secs, then resets to 0 and counts to 30, ad infinitum.
Code:
Starting Squeeze2upnp:
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/UPnPBridge/Bin/squeeze2upnp-x86-static
-Z -I -f
Hello,
i tried to use the UPNPBridge for a LINN Klimax, works so far but all
tracks are converted to MP3/320.
I also tried the LINN SkweezyDS, FLAC are played right but i don´t want
to use this plugin (you have to have an original SB, performance isn´t
as good bacause of delays...)
I played
bpa wrote:
> Your version of Perl is older than my PC version. This has happened
> before and it seems a lot of NAS system run on older version.
>
> I'll change the code to be compatible with older Perl but version will
> stay on the same 1.4.6.
>
> edit:
>
> I've updated the plugin. The
Just have built myself a RasPi-based Squeezelite PiCorePlayer
(1.21replacement for the SB3 that died two weeks ago.
I've installed the new iPlayer 1.4.6 on LMS 7.9.0 and set it to DASH
only. I am non-UK and running LMS on Windows Server.
Nearly everything works. Really thanks a lot for doing
castalla wrote:
> Just tried again with Pioneer. Same as earlier - no sound, counts to 30
> secs, then resets to 0 and counts to 30, ad infinitum.
Does the pioneer support aac? If so, it might be worth adding aac as
the first codec.
Which version of iPlayer are you on now?
LMS 7.9 on
PasTim wrote:
> Does the pioneer support aac? If so, it might be worth adding aac as
> the first codec.
>
> Which version of iPlayer are you on now?
On latest 1.4.6 iPlayer.
I'll try again with aac
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Logitech Radio
Logitech
castalla wrote:
> Just tried again with Pioneer. Same as earlier - no sound, counts to 30
> secs, then resets to 0 and counts to 30, ad infinitum.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [18:08:37.091897] output_thru_thread:645 [0x815eac0]: wave header (r:-3
f:-3)
> [18:08:37.182774]
Hi there,
I just installed Daphile on a separate PC, and now I find that I'm
unable to use Spicefly Sugarcube, as Erland's License Manager doesn't
seem to work correctly. I get the following error message on the LMS
settings screen:
Code:
Bad repository
philippe_44 wrote:
> I know what happens now: it is specific to live streams when sent as
> 'wav' (it would also happen if/when you have disabled 'send metadata').
Send ICY metadata is set to blank.
Added aac to codecs - stream now gets to 1.o8 before resetting to 1.02
ad infinitum
Touch -
Wigster wrote:
> Just have built myself a RasPi-based Squeezelite PiCorePlayer
> (1.21replacement for the SB3 that died two weeks ago.
>
> I've installed the new iPlayer 1.4.6 on LMS 7.9.0 and set it to DASH
> only. I am non-UK and running LMS on Windows Server.
>
> Nearly everything works.
Enabled metadata - no effect - still resets at about 1.10
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Logitech Radio
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O2 Joggler + SqpOS + Aune X2 T-amp + Mordaunt Short ms-3.40 speakers
UPnPBridge - 2 paired Sonos Play1 speakers
UPnPBridge - Rocki - Sony
I have not been to this site for quite some time and I am rusty about
some of the new developments. When I last visited it was to fiond a fix
when BBC Iplayer stopped working due to the feed being stopped. I
thought I had everything working again but now the Listen Again has
stopped working.
utgg wrote:
> It's very simple to have a combined "Programme Title - Programme Info"
> display all the time. Just edit line 164 of OnAir.pm from:
> >
Code:
> >
> $self->text($info);
>
> >
> to
> >
Code:
> >
>
Wigster wrote:
> For BBC World, for example the 21:06 Hardtalk from today (i.e. Monday
> 30/11) does not work. Or the 9:06 Newsday from today also. I am guessing
> it's all the BBC World programmes.
DASH is not announced by BBC yet so there are bound to be a few
unfinished parts.
Harryl89 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i tried to use the UPNPBridge for a LINN Klimax, works so far but all
> tracks are converted to MP3/320.
> I also tried the LINN SkweezyDS, FLAC are played right but i don´t want
> to use this plugin (you have to have an original SB, performance isn´t
> as good
castalla wrote:
> Enabled metadata - no effect - still resets at about 1.10
Sorry, my answer was not clear. There was a problem when sending a live
stream that was in a WAV format (LMS will transcode AAC to WAV if AAC
decoder is not enabled). There was a related problem when metadata
sending
Starting Squeeze2upnp:
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/UPnPBridge/Bin/squeeze2upnp-x86-static
-Z -I -f /var/log/squeezeboxserver/upnpbridge.log -x
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs/upnpbridge.xml
[08:15:37.011279] main:1523 Starting squeeze2upnp version: v0.2.5.0
yes, it is a flac, when playback via the LINN App it shows FLAC, happens
also with self ripped flac´s. (Vortexvox autoripper)
When using the skweezyDS plugin in LMS FLAC are played correct...
SB Touch, Receiver, Controller, Boom, 3x Radio
Several Builds with RaspberryPi and HiFiBerry
Harryl89 wrote:
> yes, it is a flac, when playback via the LINN App it shows FLAC, happens
> also with self ripped flac´s. (Vortexvox autoripper)
> When using the skweezyDS plugin in LMS FLAC are played correct...
Could the log on post #4 be incomplete then ? There is nothing send by
LMS,
Starting Squeeze2upnp:
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/UPnPBridge/Bin/squeeze2upnp-x86-static
-Z -I -f /var/log/squeezeboxserver/upnpbridge.log -x
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/prefs/upnpbridge.xml
[08:28:24.701957] main:1523 Starting squeeze2upnp version: v0.2.5.0
RalphO wrote:
> I have not been to this site for quite some time and I am rusty about
> some of the new developments. When I last visited it was to fiond a fix
> when BBC Iplayer stopped working due to the feed being stopped. I
> thought I had everything working again but now the Listen Again
Harryl89 wrote:
>
> [08:24:40.801886] AVTBasic:313 uPNP Stop for
> http://192.168.1.170:55178/MediaRenderer/AVTransport/control (cookie
> 0x1)
> [08:26:02.672367] AVTBasic:313 uPNP Stop for
> http://192.168.1.170:55178/MediaRenderer/AVTransport/control (cookie
> 0x2)
This last log line looks
pinkdot wrote:
> @Konsument Please stop all other packages and try to install lmsrepack.
>
> You could look at the Synology Log Center files. You might see some
> hints there.
>
> If this fails to, there is something else you can try, and use the
> lms-update package. Go to
bpa wrote:
> Nothing has changed in the plugin in relation to icon delivery or
> processing except live station icons had to fetch from new URLs as the
> old URLs "died" a few weeks ago and so users got no icons on live
> stations. Sounds like your controller is still on the old URLs. These
>
ChipMonk wrote:
> Thanks for that bpa. Could you point me to where the Controller cache is
> located. Presumably also named cache.db - I'll be using WinSCP but not
> very familiar with the Controller file system. Many thanks
Isn't it called artwork.db (or similar) and located in the directory
ChipMonk wrote:
> Thanks for that bpa. Could you point me to where the Controller cache is
> located. Presumably also named cache.db - I'll be using WinSCP but not
> very familiar with the Controller file system. Many thanks
It's been a long time since I played aorund with artwork caches and so
Seems it only allow you to back to the start of the current programme
(at least on 4 Extra).
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UPnPBridge - 2 paired Sonos Play1 speakers
UPnPBridge - Rocki - Sony SRS-BTM8
Listen live in the UK seems limited to 96 kbit ...
Whilst Skip back works, it does not change the programme playing
information (assuming it should) ..?
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utgg wrote:
> With the latest change, in the uk the 'Use highest bitrate available
> DASH stream' actually gives the lowest (i.e. 96kbps). The 'Use lowest
> bitrate available DASH stream' gives 128kbps. I.e. we've lost the
> 320kbps!
Ah, this sounds like another case of the UK streams being the
Yep, if you set for lowest bitrate World Service (non UK) is reduced to
48 kbit, so it looks like it is another case of things being the other
way round in the UK.
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thanks Michael
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utgg wrote:
> With the latest change, in the uk the 'Use highest bitrate available
> DASH stream' actually gives the lowest (i.e. 96kbps). The 'Use lowest
> bitrate available DASH stream' gives 128kbps. I.e. we've lost the
> 320kbps!
Confirmed for me too.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu
bpa wrote:
> an alterntiave might be to turn off realtime if skip back is happening.
That sounds to be the best solution.
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Raymond Woodward wrote:
> That sounds to be the best solution.
>
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Is anyone able to use Dash in a browser and see what that shows?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. LMS plugin UPnP/DLNA Bridge to MF M1 CLiC (to 405/2 amp &
ESLs) & Marantz
bpa wrote:
> Accord to BBC HTML5 beta site page - DASH is only used for OnDemand - so
> we are at the "bleeding edge" ahead of the BBC maybe.
>
> My cable TV box shows the current live program info even when I time
> shift back.
>
> edit:
>
> Currently if I listen live- I can go back to
ad6922 wrote:
> Max2play works great. Easy to setup a RPI without Linux knowledge.
>
> 2 options that I hope to see in M2P in the future it is:
> - Installing latest Squeezebox server within M2P, without the need to
> de-install the current version
> - Possibility to run openvpn on the RPI
No
With the latest change, in the uk the 'Use highest bitrate available
DASH stream' actually gives the lowest (i.e. 96kbps). The 'Use lowest
bitrate available DASH stream' gives 128kpbs. I.e. we've lost the
320kbps!
utgg's
If it helps, this is what the uk radio_three mpd looks like:
Code:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xmlns="urn:mpeg:dash:schema:mpd:2011"
xmlns:dvb="urn:dvb:dash:dash-extensions:2014-1"
xsi:schemaLocation="urn:mpeg:dash:schema:mpd:2011
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> Whilst Skip back works, it does not change the programme playing
> information (assuming it should) ..?
The program info is realtime and it is the "OnAir" option - so it is
showing what is playing now. At the moment I don't see a way to give
realtime info from say
utgg wrote:
> If it helps, this is what the uk radio_three mpd looks like:
Perfect.
I knew UK had 4 rates so I tested for a single adaptation set with four
rates but the mpd shows that BBC for UK use 2 adapations sets each with
two rates. This is what comes from doing cutting corners.
PasTim wrote:
> Is anyone able to use Dash in a browser and see what that shows?
Accord to BBC HTML5 beta site page - DASH is only used for OnDemand - so
we are at the "bleeding edge" ahead of the BBC maybe.
My cable TV box shows the current live program info even when I time
shift back.
Max2play works great. Easy to setup a RPI without Linux knowledge.
2 options that I hope to see in M2P in the future it is:
- Installing latest Squeezebox server within M2P, without the need to
de-install the current version
- Possibility to run openvpn on the RPI
PasTim wrote:
> Is anyone able to use Dash in a browser and see what that shows?
Seems it only allows going back to the start of the current programme -
at least on 4 Extra.
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bpa wrote:
> Accord to BBC HTML5 beta site page - DASH is only used for OnDemand - so
> we are at the "bleeding edge" ahead of the BBC maybe.
>
> My cable TV box shows the current live program info even when I time
> shift back.
>
> edit:
>
> Currently if I listen live- I can go back to
philippe_44 wrote:
> New development version is out. After the issues that PasTim experienced
> with 0.2.6.0, I realized it was time to bite the bullet of some
> fundamental changes I knew I had to do with regard to the way I was
> sending commands to UPnP player (proper queuing/ waiting). I had
callesoroe wrote:
> And that's goood :)
>
> Just got tickets for Copenhagen concert in July :)
>
> (5 sold out in 35 minutes...)
Says more about the Danish than it does about Coldplay :)
*Vortexbox LMS 7.8 music on QNAP TS419p via NFS* iThingys/iPeng/Tablets
*Living Room* - SB3
Man in a van wrote:
> No need to un-install, just do it over the top
>
> 19357
Thanks for the reaction. Didn't know that.
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bpa wrote:
> That's good. The intent is to allow users a simple manual choice of
> speeds for example for users with poor/low broadband connections or with
> some sort of data usage charge. For HLS this choice was made using
> different URLs.
Finally updated DASH.pm here (once I'd found an
First of all; thanks for al the time you spent for developing this piece
of software.
DS214play LMS (LmsRepack-evansport-7.9.0-1448515994.spk) installs well,
however will not start.
Installed version LogitechMediaServer-evansport-7.9.0-062.0001.spk again
and this version runs without any problems
bpa wrote:
> You're mixing up bitrate with sample rate.
>
> BBC sends DASH stream as 16 bit samples at 48kHz (i.e 48000 samples per
> sec) . Encoding is at rate from 48kbit/sec to 320kbit/sec. So 320kbits
> has 48kHz sample rate but but less compression and so higher quality.
>
> edit:
>
PasTim wrote:
> So any player that will play streams compressed to 48kbit/sec will also
> play 320kbit/sec. Ah well, I'm a bit ignorant with regard to such
> issues.
IIRC When Flash was used for live streams, non UK streams were 32kHz
52kbits which was another variation on balancing sample
PasTim wrote:
> So any player that will play streams compressed to 48kbit/sec will also
> play 320kbit/sec. Ah well, I'm a bit ignorant with regard to such
> issues.
I think you are confusing data rate and sample rate. Lossy perceptual
codecs talk about data rate, lossless (both uncompressed
philippe_44 wrote:
> Was it the case before (need of 'force position on resume') ?
It always was. I haven't tried without this, but it just seems to work
more quickly and stop (ie the renderer doesn't show track info) for a
shorter period than in previous versions.
> I'll make it a parameter
bpa wrote:
> Thanks but I think this is a bit complicated. My preference is to turn
> off live info for the moment.
>
> I'm wary about using the
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/availability/radio3.xml because IIRC this
> is a deprecated interface. That said, I had thought about using this to
PasTim wrote:
> Works for me on Live, giving 320kbps on R3 & R4 live when I select 'best
> available'. When I select 'lowest' I get 48kbps (not any intermediate
> step). Also getting 320 on Listen Again.
That's good. The intent is to allow users a simple manual choice of
speeds for example
PasTim wrote:
> Works for me on Live, giving 320kbps on R3 & R4 live when I select 'best
> available'. When I select 'lowest' I get 48kbps (not any intermediate
> step). Also getting 320 on Listen Again.
Although though my hearing is pretty dire these days, the difference on
even average
bpa wrote:
> That's good. The intent is to allow users a simple manual choice of
> speeds for example for users with poor/low broadband connections or with
> some sort of data usage charge. For HLS this choice was made using
> different URLs.
Makes sense to me, assuming that there aren't too
PasTim wrote:
> Makes sense to me, assuming that there aren't too many players in the UK
> that can't support aac 320 so need a lower quality but not as low as 48,
> or will LMS transcode down from 320 adequately?
You're mixing up bitrate with sample rate.
BBC sends DASH stream as 16 bit
utgg wrote:
> Annoyingly, the information available from the URL I use for the 'OnAir'
> programme information doesn't directly tell you when the start of the
> current programme was. It does give the current programme id though, and
> from that extra detailed information can be found (e.g.
>
Can a UK user of 1.4.5 try the following code change to fix the picking
the min / max rates.
in file DASH.pm about line 515 the code - change the "*cmp*" to "*<=>*"
(change "bandwdith" sort criteria from text comparison to numeric
comparison)
Code:
#
# Choose a
bpa wrote:
> Thanks but I think this is a bit complicated. My preference is to turn
> off live info for the moment.
>
>
Which I guess is why the beeb haven't bothered [yet] :)
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bpa wrote:
> Can a UK user of 1.4.5 try the following code change to fix the picking
> the min / max rates.
>
> in file DASH.pm about line 515 the code - change the "*cmp*" to "*<=>*"
> (change "bandwdith" sort criteria from text comparison to numeric
> comparison)
> >
Code:
bpa wrote:
> Can a UK user of 1.4.5 try the following code change to fix the picking
> the min / max rates.
>
> in file DASH.pm about line 515 the code - change the "*cmp*" to "*<=>*"
> (change "bandwdith" sort criteria from text comparison to numeric
> comparison)
> >
Code:
DJanGo wrote:
> music follow me :o
>
> thanks Michael
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1447333834 @ Sat Nov 14 04:05:33
UTC 2015
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8Platform Architecture:
x86_64-linux
Perl Version: 5.18.2 -
Mnyb wrote:
> What laptop ? From Linux or OSX you might read it NAS is usually Linux
> boxes and disc may be formatted in ext4 or something .
It's a readynas duo
I've now bought a Synology and it's brought a breath of fresh air into
my old cobweb ridden nas solution.. now slowly migrating it
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