toby10;552845 Wrote:
> Yeah, and as we've discussed before, I think RadioTime does offer the
> AAC streams when SBS is in use.
> Ex: The WABC issue recently posted in another thread, MySB and SBS
> have different search results for Internet Radio > Search > *WABC*
> SBS = two streams (I presume one is AAC)
> MySB = one stream
>
> So MySB and/or RadioTime via MySB is somehow distinguishing between SBS
> as a player vs a hardware player.
> Maybe MySB gets all of the same feeds from RadioTime but is set to
> filter out AAC streams?
Below is an example of a RadioTime search request made by SBS. The
formats= part states which formats can be played (native or transcoded
- "real" is included because my SBS server has RealAudio support ) -
so RadioTime will return any URL which matches the format. When this
request
Code:
--------------------
http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=XXXX&formats=aac,ogg,mp3,wmpro,wma,wmvoice,real&partnerId=16
--------------------
When this requests is made from MySB.com - only native formats are
include which means for SB3: mp3,ogg and wma. For Radtyio and Touch
the "aac" should be included but it is not. In the other thread I
identified the piece of code which execute one branch for MySB.com and
another for local SBS. The MySB.com code is closed source so I cannot
examine it but it is supposed to return the native formats of a player
- and it seems this routine is broken.
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