Perfect :-) :-)
 
Installed LAME into to appropriate folder under 
slimserver\server\Bin\MSwin32........
 
Restarted slimserver, and LAME detected ok.  Turned bitrate limiting down to 
96, and it works a treat.  I'll gradually up the bitrate until I find a happy 
medium.
 
Cheers for your help duder!
Dan.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Triode
Sent: Sat 02/04/2005 18:54
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] AlienBBC nearly working, but need some help



Is this a wireless attched player?  If so do you have bitrate limiting set and 
lame installed?

If not I would suggest setting bitrate limiting for this player 
(settings-player-audio).  [requires lame to be installed]  It may be
that you don't have enough network bandwidth to stream otherwise.

Adrian
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Goodinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 6:49 PM
Subject: [slim] AlienBBC nearly working, but need some help


Ok - third attempt:

Slimserver running on Win2k sp4
AlienBBC 0.94 (I installed all codecs from the mplayer downloads and installed 
them into the appropriate codecs folder)
Slimserver 6.0.0
Squeezebox (original, not SB2) (firmware 40)

I've been playing about with AlienBBC, as I thought it would be cool to get 
radio through my SB.  It's nearly there, but not quite.

I can connect to radio stations, and can hear playback.  But playback is 
unterrupted by a pause every few seconds.  For example, I
can start listening to Chris Moyles through the "Listen Again" section, and I 
get sound and can make out most of what is going on.
But every few seconds there is a break in playback.  I mean literally - every 5 
or 6 seconds - it just stops playback.  So far, all
stations I've tried (3 or 4) give the same result: I can hear them and the 
quality is very good - it just keeps getting interrupted,
which makes it kind of hard to listen to :-(  The counter still counts the time 
with no pause, so I guess that things are still
working in the background - it's just the sound that is messing about.

'Normal' playback (of MP3s) works fine, with no interruptions.

I'm guessing it is something to do with the buffer.  I was wondering if there 
is a specific setting I can use to increase the buffer
size to stop the breaks in playback?  I tried adding the buffer fullness to the 
display, but this doesn't seem to work with AlienBBC
(??)

I have a broadband connection through NTL Cable - rated at 1.5MB download.  I'm 
hoping that this should be ok for streaming?

Any advice welcome!  It's *so* close, but not quite there :-(

Cheers!
Dan.
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