bins wrote:
> My openssl version is
> OpenSSL 1.0.1t 3 May 2016
>
> I can update that if you would like
Definitley.
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bins wrote:
> I disabled the "show on air text" and it's been playing for 40 minutes
> now (so far) with no pause or buffering. I think the text option must be
> what was causing it.
The OnAir text is current track/program info for live streams and is
retrieved from the RadioPlayer siet as
Looking through the log you posted.
I didn't appreciate how many BBCOnAir messages were sent - normally
failure would mean one attempt every 30 secs but it is non-stop. Not
sure if this is also a bug.
The rapid and frequent try & fail would definitely load the processor.
The other messages
bins wrote:
> edit - yes I'm using raspbian
>
> I installed ssl lib like this
>
> # cpanm IO::Socket::SSL
>
> server log is at this wetransfer link - https://we.tl/t-7RFHdaIR5A
>
>
> Haven't upgraded anything yet
OK - "normal" way to install IO::Socket::SSL via packages
bins wrote:
> Right well changing those prefs doesn't help
> I'll try installing the latest os
Are you using Raspbian ?
I have used a "Vanilla" setup on my pi (everything defaults, normal apt
update & upgrade) and I can only get IO::Socket::SSL V2.060 ?
How did you get V2.068 ?
bins wrote:
> - same messages in the server log
Please show server.log verbatim as sometimes what is missing and/or
timing is important
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bins wrote:
> Well I come from the school of if it's not broke don't fix it :)
But until you know the problem - you cannot fix it.
WHat is better ?
Are there BBCOnair message still in the log.
If no more BBCOnAir messages - then https is NOT your problem and
upgrade is unlikely to fix.
bins wrote:
> Hi
>
> Thanks for the reply - I've updated to 7.9.4 (same as .3 really),
> updated to latest IO::Socket::SSL (2.068) and did an apt upgrade-full
> (I'm on Raspbian Jessie)
>
> It's definitely better but is still dying after about 5 minutes now
>
> Is there anything else I can
bins wrote:
> Hi
>
> Live BBC iPlayer feeds just die (and pretty much bring down LMS) after
> playing for about 2 mins
>
> I get loads of these messages
>
> Plugins::BBCiPlayer::BBCOnAir::__ANON__ (236) error fetching RadioPlayer
> BBC data while playing so try fetching again
>
Release notes for BBCiPlayer V1.6.10
- Bug fix so that older SB player UI VFD type displays show live track
/ program information on 2nd line when no other UI (e.g. WebUI on same
player) is open. This bug was introduced in 1.6.9.
- Small feature. Finer control over which max DASH stream data
coyrls wrote:
> Hasn't worked for me. I tried the same but still don't get
> notifications any more.
This is not a BBCiPlayer plugin issue. Make it a general topic in the
General Discussion forum and you'll get a wider audience who can
probably help.
Glenn2 wrote:
> Strange that it doesn't occur on the SB3 just because I have the webgui
> open on my PC with the SB3 selected. I.e, if I have the webgui open on
> my PC and then go into the room with the SB3 and use its remote,
> everything is fine when I change stations. When I close the
Glenn2 wrote:
> If I have the webui open, the SB3 displays the information. The webui
> is causing it to be fetched and the SB3 then shows it.
> As soon as I close the webui, it's broken again when I select a new
> station.
The implementation doesn't work as you think. Plugin fetches metadata
V1.3 - Small fixes to RadioNet plugin. Radionet plugin is available
through LMS 3rd party repository - V1.3 will become available when LMS
repo is updated.
- After a Search - fix the "unable to parse" error when looking at page
2,3,etc of search
- No need to restart LMS after changing
slartibartfast wrote:
> Ok I just remembered that when on air text wasn't appearing for me it
> was because the delay was not set to zero. That was a while ago though.
OK you got a point - that is trying to display relevant program info
with the estimated time stamp of the playing stream -
slartibartfast wrote:
> What is your setting for "seconds to delay live stream"?
This is only relevant for DASH and the audio stream and is related to
fetching a timepoint in DASH stream . Not actually waiting.
For LMS after 7.9.0, this setting is now redundant (except maybe for
old Windows
Glenn2 wrote:
> I have an issue using an SB3.
>
> If I play a station I do not currently get programme info on the screen,
> only the station name scrolling jerkily across the screen endlessly. If
> press the right button to go into the options and then left to back out
> again it magically
staresy wrote:
> When searching for a radio station that returns multiple pages (eg,
> search for station "soul"), multiple stations are listed followed by
> page 2,3,4...
>
> Selecting page 2,3,4 etc returns Failed to Retrieve Listing (Failed to
> Parse).
I know - it is one a few bugs that I
crrc wrote:
> Ok got it. My fault and sorry for the trouble. I had Radio 3 registered
> as a favourite which has not changed for some time. Paul Webster in
> earlier post made me realise that my favourite link is out of date. Will
> delete that favourite and replace it.
This is not a rare
vinnielo wrote:
> Spoke too soon. Whilst the plugins may have installed, the RadioNet
> plugin produces the following when I try to browse/search:
> "There was an error loading the remote feed for : (Connect timed out:
> )"
>
> Are the feeds also using SSL?
> Can this be changed to non-secure?
Doing a little more checking.
The BBC rms.api.bbc.co.uk URL which provides the track info - is a
https only service.
The 1.6.9 version of the plugin changed to only use a https URL
If the OP's https support in OS, LMS and SSL libraries is not up to date
- then no track info will be
Followup - web player is still using the feed that Plugin uses. So not
sure what I saw a few months ago.
If anybody want to check trackinto - the URL for R3 is - JSON output but
readable using a browser .
If track info current then "now_playing" will be "true"
It is a https URL.
slartibartfast wrote:
> The OP's assertion that track info is not available in BBC Sounds is
> also untrue.
I think the OP may be looking for Track information at the time when the
BBC is just not providing it and has generalised it.
The 1.6.9 changes were because the RadioPlayer feed which
crrc wrote:
> No big deal - unless someone else has actually got track information
> currently showing I will stop thinking about it and enjoy the music.
Are you not looking at my post and slartibartfast's post which clearly
show the track info is available by two different user in two
3 screen shots taken in last 10 mins of R3
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crrc wrote:
> I have just been onto Radio three on my laptop and I think that I have
> the answer. The BBC have rebranded their radio broadcasts as BBC
> "sounds" which is not accessible through iplayer but separately, and
> when you go to Radio 3 on BBC sounds you do not get the individual
>
crrc wrote:
> Apologies in advance if this has already been covered in discussion but
> I used to be able to get the "now playing" line from the bbc showing the
> specific music playing on a bbc radio 3 programme. That would allow me
> to use my mobile phone app to search for the track on
Besides https - some sites use time with cookies, non standard
authentication or to limit usage.
I think nowadays a lot of services expect the system time to be close to
accurate.
I've seen a user have problems with some services due to the system time
out by a few days.
tastewar wrote:
> Intriguing! Server is running on a "normal" pi (I forget what
> generation; definitely not the current one therefore!), and connected
> via on-board ethernet. I can't see where to enable or disable NTP or
> SNTP or any other clock options. Where can I see or affect time
tastewar wrote:
> Interesting.
>
> There are lots of these pairs:
>
> [70-01-06 18:16:38.9932] Plugins::Spotty::API::__ANON__ (1431) API call:
> me/player?market=from_token
> [70-01-06 18:16:38.9936] Plugins::Spotty::API::__ANON__ (1435) error:
> Connect timed out: Bad file descriptor
>
>
sakos wrote:
> LMS is local. It is a standalone device on an RPi2..
Just to eliminate possible https issues.
What OS is LMS runngin on ?
What version of LMS ?
What version of IO::Socket::SSL - found in LMS WebUI
Settings/Information page/
What version of Squeezelite ?
slartibartfast wrote:
> It does seem to search as expected in Material though.
You're right. The mysteries of LMS. I suppose the JS or page handler of
Classic WebUI may be filtering the entered data.
Curious the icon for Jazzy Radio is different in Radio.net compared to
Tunein.
slartibartfast wrote:
> If I search in the default skin for 90.9 it seems to ignore the .9 and
> gives results as if the search had been for 90. In the Material skin
> searching for 90.9 works.
Plugin uses the LMS OPML query facility - IIRC it removes all characters
that can pattern match (i.e
slartibartfast wrote:
> If you search for Jazzy Radio or even 90.9 Jazzy it doesn't appear but
> searching for simply 90.9 it is one of the first results.
Not for me. IIRC Radio.net shuffles search results so different results
each time except with LMS caches catches repeat search with same
slartibartfast wrote:
> You can find it on Radionet. Install the plugin and search for 90.9.
> This one includes an icon.
Interesting - couldn't find under Jazzy Radio but I found a bug in
Radio.net plugin - page 2 etc. gets a "failed to parse"
sakos wrote:
> You are correct. It works if I add the station manually and specify the
> link you mentioned. However manually added stations have e.g. no icon.
> The station in Tunein app has wrong url
> (http://94.199.183.186/jazzy.mp3) and this triggers the fault.
Search for Jazzy Radio and
sakos wrote:
> I realized a fault in pCP-Squeezlite. My favourite local radio station
> has changed its stream url but TuneIn refused to fix it (another
> question why). https://tunein.com/radio/909-Jazzy-Rdi-s87189/
> If I accidentally open this station the the system gets stuck. The menu
> is
mcoste wrote:
> thanks @bpa for the detailed answer.
>
> FYI when playing AAC, LMS reports 192kbps and mp3 128 kbps.
> Surprisingly, just as I'm typing I'm getting lots of interruptions of
> the FIP Nouveautés stream. I'll give HLS a try, though based on what you
> wrote
mcoste wrote:
> BTW, does HLS provide benefits beyond aac or mp3? I hadn't come across
> it until I used your GREAT plugin Paul
These comment are HLS generic and not FIP specific.
I think FIP just uses HLS as another broadcast format. HLS was initially
an Apple implementation of "chunked
vinnielo wrote:
> I'll give this a go. I'm guessing I can do the same with the Radio.net
> plugin?
You can do it with any plugin - you forgo automatic checking for updates
and possibly incompatibility checking such as installing a the Windows
version of a plugin on a linux system.
PlayHLS V2.*
vinnielo wrote:
> I see. Given that there aren't that many updates for PlayHLS, perhaps I
> could help you host the latest set of files on my non-secure server?
I don't this really solves your problem.
BTW - you didn't answer point 5 which may be a cause. PlayHLS is now
part of LMS 3rd party
vinnielo wrote:
> Man in a van, you are seriously tempting me.
> Tell me, one of the main problems with PnPIII is that it complains when
> you try and play a 48kHz stream. "Samplerate not supported" is what
> it'll tell you, yet it happily plays the BBC's 48 kHz streams!! :o
Don't know what
Lot of people using Pis use a GPIO pin+board to turn/off amps.
There are Google Home / Alexah alternatives using a wifi enabled socket
but depends on the brand. For example I did a simple plugin for TP-link
HS100 (all within home no need for any internet) which can be controlled
from an LMS
vinnielo wrote:
> I check the box and click apply. It disappears momentarily and then
> bounces back up with it being in an unchecked state again. (For some
> reason, PlayHLS 2.2 beta is also doing this now, when I tried to upgrade
> to 2.8 without success - with exactly the same symptoms. Was
vinnielo wrote:
> Should this install on all platforms?
> Trying to install on my Joggler without success.
Yes , it is just a directory - it finds URLs (no metadata, no playing -
that's left to LMS) but I think I may have limited it to LMS 7.9.*
onwards.
Cebolla wrote:
> Do you know the master m3u8 URL of any true HLS MP3 internet radio
> stream by any chance, just to compare?
yes but there are at least 4 possible HLS variants to carry MP3 - the
extension is ignored for all of them - the plugin examines the audio
stream for MP3 or AAC/ADTS
jemhayward wrote:
> I didn't consciously install the slimline version, but it seems a bit
> rude of them to call it by the same name and version it higher then the
> real thing! I suppose imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but
> it's causing issues, so they really shouldn't have done
slartibartfast wrote:
> It plays for me on Squeezeplay for Windows. It also claims to be aac.
You're right it is AAC but the URL looks MP3 "http:
//media.radiojackie.com/vlc/stream-0110848.mp3"
Plays OK for me in Squeezeplay for Linux.
So OP should check can their Squeezeplay fro
vinnielo wrote:
> I've upgraded now and am pleased to say it works.
> It still doesn't play on SqueezePlay for Windows, but I'm not overly
> fussed by this, as long as it plays on my hardware players.> > >
> >
> > Strange. As the plugin output is just either a normal LMS AAC or MP3
> >
vinnielo wrote:
> Thanks. I'll try and upgrade it. My NAS goes funny whenever I need to
> reboot LMS so would rather only do it if I know it's likely to work.
It plays OK for me on 2.08. V2.02 was July 2019. Has your system not
been rebooted since then ?
LMS has had a lot of updates for
jemhayward wrote:
> I've got BBC iPlayer Extras 3.4.0 from bpa
> I've got BBC iPlayer 1.6.9 by Triode
> I've got BBC iPlayer 1.7 by systemline
>
> Does that make any sense?
Systemline takes my plugin and modifies it to work with their systems.
It has nothing to so with me - I
jemhayward wrote:
> Don't know if this is relevant, but is odd. I have iPlayer 1.6.9 and
> iPlayer 1.70 plugins installed, if I uncheck 1.6.9 and apply - it
> re-ticks 1.6.9
Very odd - I never released a 1.7 or even tested a 1.7 (I think) Extra
is 3.4
I'd delete the Cache/Plugins/BBCiPlayer
jemhayward wrote:
> I tried to use iPlayer Extras today to catch up with Late Junction on
> BBC R3. First problem was it had disappeared from my menus, and I found
> that the plugins iPlayer and iPlayer Extras were not active in my
> plugins. Activated them again, and went back to the
P1GOU1 wrote:
> What main the message error "There is a data CD type 1 in the
> drive.(101)" ?
It's been a long time. The message will havecome from cdda2wav.
IIRC a CD can be either audio CD or a data CD. The message is
indicating a data CD was put into drive and not an audio CD.
Search
P1GOU1 wrote:
> Hello bpa,
>
> I have raspbian buster OS on raspberry pi, your plugin is set on my
> server.
> But impossible to play cd with him.
>
> My first error was "Error loading CD index - (-1) No CD in drive"
>
> after having followed device on
CarstenB wrote:
> Additional message: Yippiee, I got it. Radionet V1.2 is running.
> Changing the DNS-server of my router made the bpa-repository available.
> Radionet plugin is stlll not available in the 3rd party software list,
> but at least I could add it using the repository
didjean wrote:
> Thanks for your message. Did that already. Very clear from your
> settings. ;-)
>
> The only thing is that I don't get the metadata from those Belgian
> stations. But looking closer, it's the broadcaster's fault. I will
> revert to RTBF... But to my own risk: I am not sure
didjean wrote:
> Just discovered your plugin! Didn't notice it till today... This is an
> amazing substitute to TuneIn. THANK YOU!
> French speaking Belgian radios disappeared a few year ago from Tunein
> and I was using direct URL's since then to listen to them.
> Really happy to get channels
d6jg wrote:
> I have had a bit of a read and I see that pacrec can be configured to
> take input from STDIN. If I sent Squeezelite to STDOUT would that work I
> wonder.
> Thanks for the note about running as a service
IIRC if you try to pipe STDOUT from squeezelite - you get get problems -
d6jg wrote:
> Thanks bpa. ThatÂ’s somewhere to start.
Using pulseaudio - squeezelite cannot be run as a service unless
pulseaudio is configured system wide. The normal and recommended config
for pulseaudio is on a per user see
https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentat
garym wrote:
> You'll get differing opinions on ethernet over powerline adapters. I
> think they tend to either work well or not work. In my own case, at my
> weekend cottage, I have my LMS server connected via powerline and one of
> the players connected via powerline. All has worked
Probably using pulseaudio and then using parec providing the source for
icecast
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Erm wrote:
> I hadn't thought of powerline, but it might be worth a go before I start
> drilling. The room is on the same circuit as the rest of the house so in
> theory it should work. Though I'd prefer not to spend another couple
> hundred if it's not 99% guaranteed. Plus I'm running out of
Erm wrote:
> I do have issues with audio files streamed from a squeezebox server or
> nas located downstairs. Anything of 192kbs+ and it can't cope.
>
> Live 320Kbs streams will dropout after a few seconds or sometimes fail
> to start. On-demand 320kbs can have a significant delay before
Erm wrote:
> I'm using PiCorePlayer v6.1.0 + LMS 8.0 on a Pi4 (2gb ram).
It seems to be very odd, even with a slow datalink to the player that a
320kbps On-demand program should gave drop outs when playing on-demand,
since complete program available LMS will send Mbytes of data to the
player
Erm wrote:
> The problem is the old house prevents me from connecting the player/room
> to a cable. As a hoped for remedy I've stumped up for a mesh system to
> provide the bridge between superfast downstairs and the dead zone
> upstairs. And lo! it works perfectly, providing consistent and
As a test to see fi bit rate fixes drop-outs, HLS URLs can be used to
request specific bit rate. If it works then the standard R3
"Iplayer://" URL can be modified for the bit rate you - audio encoding
(AAC) of HLS is exact same as DASH.
Make sure BBCiPlayer settings has "DASH > HLS > MP3 >
Erm wrote:
> Sorry for asking this again. I think my original request was lost amidst
> the need to fix more important issues.
>
> If possible please could you add the option to select 128Kbs DASH Live &
> On Demand streams in the BBCiPlayer v1.6 plugin?
>
> I listen almost exclusively to R3
diddy wrote:
> > bpa wrote:
> > Does "box" appear when playing any other live stream saved as a favorite
> > ?
> >
> > no the stream just starts playing.curiously when trying different bbc
> > stations via listen live radio 4 went straight to
diddy wrote:
> the "box" now appears when playing iplayer "listen live" streams???
Does "box" appear when playing any other live stream saved as a favorite
?
What version of LMS ?
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bjmed wrote:
> Perhaps it is possible to make specify the correct output device when
> using the squeezelite-pa version.
The "-l" option will list applicable devices but it may not be possible
to do so while run as a service. As I said pulseaudio is per user
unless you have set pulseaudio up
diddy wrote:
> Have you enabled features such as "Defeat destructive Touch-To-Play"
>
> no i haven't done that but i'm just pleased it all seems back to
> normal,thanks
> again,many thanks for all your help.
What is your LMS Player/Basic Settings/"Defeat destructive
Touch-To-Play" setting for
diddy wrote:
> the programme was bbc radio 3 the early music show sunday 2.30pm & early
> music now monday 4.30pm
A quick glance and it seems OK. However I'm non-UK (only 48kbps &
96kbps) and if it was a BBC issue it may have been "fixed".
> the streams are played directly through the touch
diddy wrote:
> many thanks for the prompt reply
>
> i'm using Logitech Media Server Version: 8.0.0 - 1596358186 @ Sun Aug 2
> 11:50:48 CEST 2020
>
> bbc iplayer v 1.6.9 & extras 3.4.0
>
> strangely when i play a programme thru iplayer a box appears "add to
> end,play next,play" rather than
diddy wrote:
> good morning, i've just switched my touch on to listen to bbc radio 3
> listen again stream for the latest early music show and notice it is
> only playing at 127kbps. the iplayer extras stream is playing at the
> usual 320.
>
> is there a problem?
>
> diddy
Sounds like a BBC
Could anything else be using the same audio device ? (e.g. desktop
audio)
Enable logging for squeezelite (may have to redirect message into a file
when run as a service - I don't know) to see if it is producing an error
message ?
Just to clarify point in post #1 about "-pa" and pulsemixer.
slurmsmckenzie wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, much appreciated - I have always had "Always
> display station icon" ticked, although I must admit I hadn't noticed the
> setting before or twigged what it did until recently. Some time in the
> distant past I recall seeing more context specific
sbhenk wrote:
> I figured out where the problem is (and a fix for my use case: iPeng and
> material). I set up a Favorite to point to a playlist copied from the
> CDplayerCDTOC.opml generated by CDplayer to see what various changes
> would do. First conclusion: replacing the cdplay:// URIs
slurmsmckenzie wrote:
> I have noticed there are issues with station logos and stream
> information now.
> .
> .
> .
> When I look at my server information, I noticed that I don't even have
> an entry for IO::Sockets like others seem to have, is this going to be
> related do you think?
What
sbhenk wrote:
> Forgot to say: that was using iPeng.
iPeng uses same API (Comet) as Jive so probably same problem as the
issue is in LMS as plugin tells Jive client (Touch or iPeng or ...)
what to send to LMS.
bpa's
sbhenk wrote:
> Don't know if that was known behavior but if not does that help pinpoint
> where I might look?
This is part of the issue. Current LMS implementation works perfectly
for WebUI and older SB player but for not Jive showing there is
something "odd" in the Jive part.
While the
mrw wrote:
> You wouldn't need to remove it. This is all happening lower down, when
> the actual "GET" request is built for sending to the server. That's done
> by LMS.
> The fragment suffix is of no relevance to a server, it only has meaning
> locally. Which is what you are making use of.
mrw wrote:
> Slim::Networking::Async::HTTP[/i] to strip off a fragment suffix I'll
> hazard a guess that matters would proceed smoothly.
Can't remove the "#extra" with current BBCiPlayer/BBCiPlayerExtra
implementation.
It was added to overcome removal of API by BBC.
The "#extra" creates a
mrw wrote:
> @pshepherd, @bpa
>
> I believe that it is the inclusion of the fragment suffix -#extra- in
> the GET request to the BBC Server that is causing the trouble. I'll
> guess that the BBC servers perhaps no longer tolerate it.]
I have no problem with the &quo
The output from the same dig command on my dig is
Code:
; <<>> DiG 9.11.3-1ubuntu1.12-Ubuntu <<>> www.bbc.co.uk
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 10290
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 6,
pshepherd wrote:
> A tcpdump log from the same action (recorded later) is here
The tcpudmp was helpful.
The entry below says a http GET of
"/radio/aod/availability/bbc_radio_three.xml#extra" was done off address
212.58.233.253
Code:
16:05:46.433801 IP (tos 0x0, ttl
pshepherd wrote:
> I assume therefore the basic connectivity is working but something,
> perhaps locally is causing the problem.
Since nobody else has reported this issue - it looks to be local to your
system.
> Will Wireshark allow to me to see what url is being requested when I
> click on
pshepherd wrote:
> I have tried this using Firefox set to "no proxy" and I still get the
> 404 error. Is there anything else I can do to help debug this, eg LMS
> logging or browser developer tools?
Firefox has nothing to do with LMS so not sure why try setting "no
proxy".
Are you able to use
pshepherd wrote:
> It used to work a few months ago .. it's not a saved favourite, I am
> using a web proxy Privoxy, I will disable that and revert.
That seems like a good place to start. A 404 means LMS has issued a
http/GET and got a 404 back - so problem is either the destination
server
pshepherd wrote:
> Yes, 'listen again' works fine in BBC iPlayer.
Very strange because they use the exact same URLs just with out the
"#extra".
Is this a new problem - the BBCiPlayerExtra menus have NEVER worked or
something new that just happened to a previously working system.
The Extra
pshepherd wrote:
> I have noticed that BBC iPlayer extras returns a 404 error when I pick a
> radio station. The log reports:
>
> >
Code:
> > [20-07-25 13:12:05.9733] Slim::Formats::XML::gotErrorViaHTTP (339)
Error: getting
agbagb wrote:
> Ahhh - different machine, different location.. This particular
> machine (not often used) has the old version, which I'll now update!
> Still plays almost every BBC stream fine though
They'll probably be MP3 or maybe HLS. I think live program metadata may
be
.3alpha3
To get latest BBCiPlayer (currently 1.6.9) which supports DASH which is
required for Live Events.
Add the plugin repository
http://bpa-code.github.io/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml
Still won't get you UK only Sporting events
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agbagb wrote:
> Thanks to all...
>
> Can't get 5 Live Sports to play under either UK or non-UK in iPlayer.
> In the past there was sometimes a geo-locked error message - but I'm
> just getting silence. Odd - as I say, I can listen to TMS here in
> France on my PC via the TMS webpage, with no
BBC iPlayer 5live stations tend to be non UK geo locked for sporting
event.
Try the BBCiPlayer plugin "BBC Live Events" under "Listen Live (non UK)"
- Event no 5 is broadcasting cricket.
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philippe_44 wrote:
> I really don't know - from a structure & code point of view, it's a very
> simple and short plugin. The installation has nothing specific and is
> not doing anything funny to LMS. I would recommend trying on another
> installation of LMS. I have installed that version of
doobre wrote:
> Oki doke.. what next to try..?
Philippe is best one to answer but you should provide more details on
your system e.g. OS, system etc. as some things may be different between
high / low power system and also OS (e.g. how to respond to "Restart
Now" can be different for Windows,
doobre wrote:
> Hi there, the cache was already empty.. ideas anyone!?
It is normally empty. Sometimes has files if installation failed after
download full/partial ZIP but if it has files it can confuse a new
install.
sbhenk wrote:
> Ah, thanks, that gives me a pointer where to look. I will work on this.
It looks like Spotty did the same things as CDplayer and had the same
issue and after a few attempts to fix, it was resolved - need to find
time to understand what was "wrong" and why two solutions were
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