Well, a big thanks to you both for this.
goharbourview123. The Kasperskyy AntiVirus I had installed (latest
edition?) appears different from yours. Trusted Zone is in a different
place and the Do not scan all network traffic at any remote host and at
any remote port setting does not seem to
I'm glad that you got your problem sorted after all the effort you put
in - many users just give up.
Your experience confirms my belief that uninstalling is the only way to
definitively test whether security software is causing a problem -
disabling/turning off is not conclusive.
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bpa
ModelCitizen;469528 Wrote:
I've now dumped Kaspersky AntiVirus and installed the free Avast which,
although it speaks to me loudly and has horrible tray icons, leaves the
BBC streams working in peace.
Right click on 'a' icon - Program Settings - Sounds - Disable avast!
Sounds
Right click on
Unfortunately(?) the iPlayer streams work at the moment (even all but
Radio 2 of the ASX streams worked this morning!). I've attached the log
file for what it's worth.
Are there any useful debugging options for the ASX WMA streams?
I'm going to entirely uninstall Kaspersky Anti-Virus later
Hi ModelCitizen
Not sure if I'm the user bpa is referring to who had similar problems
with BBC .asx streams when launched from Squeezecenter (as it was then),
but which were OK on SqueezeNetwork (as it was then). Anyway just in
case this might help, here's how I got my Kaspersky a/v software to
I'm sort of slightly embarrassed that it has never crossed my mind that
the problem above could be caused by my main PC (the one hosting
Squeezebox Server), but it looks like it might be.
At this moment I can not get any BBC ASX streams to play via Windows
Media Player on my my main home machine
Some security s/w still interfere with network streams even when
disabled - I find definitive test is when the security s/w is
uninstalled.
There are few possible sources of the problem such as DNS, HTTP for ASX
or buffering the audio. A reasonable test to see what is happening
during
Cheers for this. I installed mplayer and entered the string. It played
BBC Radio 4 just fine... whilst WPM and SBS would not.
I don't know what to make of the log. There are errors, but mostly they
look inconsequential to me (missing bitmap files where you'd not excpect
to have them anyway etc),
mplayer ingores most of the HTTP header info and tries to play a stream
by processing the byte stream so sometimes it tests a lot of choices
which fail before it gets it right - it makes mplayer very flexible.
This sort of implies that the http headers being returned from BBC are
being
This morning at 6.30am I could get any BBC Radio feeds via my Logitech
Squeeze devices or Window Media Player using the normal asx streams
(listed below) or the iPlayer high quality ones. This is the worse this
problem has ever been. Normally I can get one radio station (excepting
the almost
It may be coincidence but another BBciPlayer user has posted a message
about getting the Error- Item not found in playlist. message on a
local radio stream.
I have seen this message happen with some security software which
buffered up http responses to examine them but some chunks of http were
Hi Bryan,
I have had this problem whilst running two different AV progs, Eset's
NOD32 and Kaspersky. Just now I tried the Radio 4 ASX stream using
Windows Media Player with Kaspersky turned off. Still no connection. I
am currently VPN'ed into my work machine from home so tried that too. At
work
Okay, I understand a bit more, packing for trip now but will install new
apps and repeat tests next week.
Mitch
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I'm desperate. Any help very much appreciated.
If anyone reads this who uses the UK ISP Plus.net (famous for their
bandwidth shaping techniques) I'd be very, very appreciative if they'd
select a few stations from the BBC App (install from App Gallery) and
let me know if they play every time
I'm also on Plusnet in the UK and just installed 7.4 (WHS version) to my
HP Mediasmart. I think I had two plug-ins predating this (BBC iPlayer
and Alien BBC)
I'm happy to test and report on my experience, but I'm confused as to
which BBC route to use (!)
Selecting on my SB3 via IR, but using
The RadioTime feeds (\Local\National Networks) is relayed through the
US and the AlienBBC is RealAudio - so neither of these will help
ModelCitizen problems who wants to test direct WMA streams direct from
BBC.
1. Install BBC from under Radio Networks from the App gallery.
2. Install RadioFeeds
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