Many thanks to bps for the plugin.  The plugin works fine, but I am
having trouble getting ffmpeg to work on my Atom D510 Ubuntu 10.10 (64
bit) server.  Trying to listen to BBC radio channels via the plugin on
my squeezebox radio produces brief snippets of audio interspersed with
long "connecting/buffering" gaps.  

When I try using ffmpeg from the command line, e.g. 

ffmpeg -i hls1.addictradio.net/addictalternative_aac_hls/playlist.m3u8
-f flac -compression_level 0 somefile.flc (with the http in front)

I get "skipping 2 segments ahead, expired from playlists" type messages.
A flac file is produced, but this contains "glitches" every ten seconds
- corresponding to the individual files making up the stream, I
suppose.

This occurs whether using the ffmpeg 2.5.4 that I built on the machine
or the static build from johnvansickle.  The same ffmpeg binary works
fine on my Intel i3 Ubuntu 10.10 (64 bit) server, producing a file with
no glitches and a windows build works fine on my i5 Windows 7 desktop
PC, so I assume the problem is with the Atom D510.  However, some people
seem to be reporting success with equally weak CPUs which is perplexing.
Moreover, top shows ffmpeg hat it is using very little CPU while
running on the D510, (ffmpeg very occasional spikes to 11% CPU) with the
overall CPU below 20% at all times.

Any suggestions gratefully received.


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