all get together and
create a 'UK standard'? As things stand, it seems to me that watching
'stuff' from a multiplicity of sources on a PC is going to be a usability
nightmare.
Pete Cole
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not sure this is helpful. Is there
a mime type distinction between streams that need say, real-player to play
them and those that need something else (WMP) or would it be required to
parse the url to work that out? With the old type definition, that was
explicit.
Pete Cole
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and I can't think of anything better either.
Pete Cole
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On Thu, Nov 16, 2006 at 04:00:29PM -, Pete Cole wrote:
Hi Andrew,
When I get a chance I'll update the streams.
If you could, I'll be grateful - the widget competition winner is a
rather
useless without them and whilst it may not be overloading your
servers I
know
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Hi Andrew,
This is the fun with experimental prototypes, eh?
On the particular issue of streams it fascinates me that there seem
to be so
many - I presume the feeds listed by the API are somehow different
from the
main site feeds (Radio 1 has been down
, eh?
Andrew
BBC Research
On Tue, Nov 14, 2006 at 02:49:52PM -, Pete Cole wrote:
Hi,
This (Radio Four listing) problem seems to have gone away,
but some of
the real audio streams listed by the API don't seem to work
(they give
the ever helpful 'General Error'). I haven't
Hi,
This (Radio Four listing) problem seems to have gone away, but some of the
real audio streams listed by the API don't seem to work (they give the ever
helpful 'General Error'). I haven't checked 'em all, but radio 1,2,3 and 4
seem 'dead' but 5 live is OK.
Pete Cole.
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to
allow; what content can be used to what end and by whom?
Pete Cole
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Hi all
As threatened, here it is.I'm part of a project internally that is looking
at what the BBC
?
The multicast trial provides links to RAM files that open in Real Player.
I think I must be getting very confused; perhaps I don't understand what you
mean by link directly to RAM files? Is there some difference between
'listen live' and 'listen again'?
Thanks
Pete Cole
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