Any idea how this compares to the 16bit 44khz cd standard? (I have no
idea what bitrates mean).
CD is something like 1400kbps. MP3 and the like try to remove inaudible
parts of your songs before compressing the rest to get the reduced
bitrate. That's why these methods are called lossy.
Try this alternative stream:
http://ms2.radio-canada.ca/EspaceMusique.ogg.m3u
But keep in mind that ogg can't be played natively by the player.
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I can play these audio streams directly on my pc, but not through the
Tune In function on SqueezeBox.
Could you please give us some urls to see, what kind of stream you're
trying to play?
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No you shouldn't!
(I did test this on 2 different installations but not thoroughly enough
it would seem!)
Can you start the server with the --d_plugins option and see what
comes up in the log?
James
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It would be nice if you could add a named playlist to a player menu
though.
I wonder if anyone's working on this?
I think maybe you could do this with a plugin that disguised a playlist
as a radio plugin
Hmmm
James
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Can anyone confirm if this is actually the case?
Compression makes sense for FM, where people usually listen in noisy
environments on crappy stereos (car, workplace etc) - it would be a
real shame if any internet stations are doing it!
On Jun 28, 2005, at 5:01 PM, radish wrote:
Ah...Winamp is concatenating the station name to the track information
sent by the station. We currently only show the latter. If you hit right
from the Now Playing screen, you should see the name of the station.
Alternatively, you can file an enhancement request at
Quoting Vidur Apparao [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ah...Winamp is concatenating the station name to the track information
sent by the station. We currently only show the latter. If you hit right
from the Now Playing screen, you should see the name of the station.
Alternatively, you can file an
