majones;283497 Wrote:
Andrew - is this on the cards?
Lets just say, that I have known Logitech for a very long time and that
the topic has been explored over a pint or two.
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Paul Webster;275083 Wrote:
It seems that this is a configuration/design fault in the IRMA1 - and if
you are prepared to do a bit of hacking then you can get around it by
disabling the erroneously set de-emphasis option.
More about that on the Sharpfin wiki.
Thanks for above, made change
Reciva;270378 Wrote:
Sorry but nither the SB3 nor the Duett currently are compatible with the
Reciva directory, because SD hasn't licensed the directory/sofwtare.
Andrew - is this on the cards?
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Screamer radio includes a very nice set of about 4000 stations broken
down by Genre and Location. It is built from suggestions by a
worldwide group of listeners. It's a standard xml file.
http://www.screamer-radio.com/
The Screamer Windows program automatically updates the preset list when
trilly;270350 Wrote:
... Sound quality is very poor, muffled ...
It seems that this is a configuration/design fault in the IRMA1 - and
if you are prepared to do a bit of hacking then you can get around it
by disabling the erroneously set de-emphasis option.
More about that on the Sharpfin
and now Pandora , see
http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=F412766C-310E-4CE0-9DD2-1FBFBA910BB9
First post to this forum and thought I would let you know why I am
here.
Around Xmas time was just about to buy SB3 and then saw Duet and been
waiting since. In the meantime doing some
Hi,
If you are unhappy with the sound quality of the Logik (it is a value
for money device) you might want to try the Tangent Quattro (available
at www.firebox.co.uk) or the Roberts Radio. The latter is a stereo
device, whereas the former is the highest quality mono device that you
can get with
According to the following press release, Reciva radios will soon
support Rhapsody Direct.
http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_viewnewsId=20080110005267newsLang=en
So it seems that Reciva devices will actually compete with SB for the
user segment that's using
Hi,
I thought woudld provide some clarifications with regards to Reciva:
1) Reciva 9Directory) services are actually avalable as a web service
(under license), but under that scenario a filter applies with regards
to the supported codecs (i.e. no Real streams, if the Real codec is not
natively
Any radio directoy such as Reciva could be implemented similar to
RadioTime, it's just a simple hierarchical listing of radio stations.
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andyg;257735 Wrote:
Any radio directoy such as Reciva could be implemented similar to
RadioTime, it's just a simple hierarchical listing of radio stations.
It is simple, but the Reciva implementation is far more convincing than
the current mish-mash of radio directories available on my
Quick comparison
Ireland Reciva - 34 Radiotime - 17
UKReciva about 1500 Radiotime - about 250
The Wifi Radio in the UK (e.g. AE, Roberts, Bush, BBC, Pico) which can
receive RealAudio BBC are Reciva chipset based and so users really only
consider one Internetradio directory and that
Reciva looks very organized compared to RadioTime.
I tried RadioTime for a while but I ended up using My Picks instead.
Reciva looks promising as it already have all my favorite stations
listed in highest quality and with the right name.
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'Similar question on the Reciva forums'
(https://www.reciva.com/index.php?option=com_joomlaboardItemid=108func=viewid=11434catid=3#msg11434)
recently (comparing the Reciva database with 'RadioRoku'
(http://radioroku.com)).
I think that Reciva only make it available to the radios that embed
their
Bill from RadioTime ... begging the Squeezebox community to report bad
or missing information. This community is technical enough to find
their own URL, but that means the responsibility of tracking changes
and it can't benfit anyone else.
Likewise, if RadioTime is missing regions -- we
Paul Webster;248279 Wrote:
'Similar question on the Reciva forums'
(https://www.reciva.com/index.php?option=com_joomlaboardItemid=108func=viewid=11434catid=3#msg11434)
recently (comparing the Reciva database with 'RadioRoku'
(http://radioroku.com)).
I think that Reciva only make it
Real stations are passed through if you have installed Alien.
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radiobill;248303 Wrote:
One problem is UK streams are often Real networks, so filtered from the
SB
I've suggested to RadioTime in the past that the RealAudio stations
should be passed through - because Squeezebox users who are internet
radio fans may well have installed AlienBBC ... which
Thanks Andy
I knew it was a good idea ;)
Filters=mp3,wma,real
but I hadn't realised it was done - and looks like Bill of RadioTime
didn't know either.
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Just tried it (on SC7).
Went for BBC London - which is a RealAudio link on RadioTime.
Squeezebox shows the staion via RadioTime plugin - but lists as not
supported.
i.e. RadioTime lists the station but does not pass the stream URL.
However, Ato confuse things - AlienBBC seems to also have a
Where did you find that?
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In their developer reference page.
With my location as London - I told it to fetch my local stations -
and I verified it by creating the URL by hand and looking at the
resulting response with filters and formats.
http://wiki.radiotime.com/doku.php?id=dev:doc:opml:guide:start
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Heh wow, I did not even know about that page. Thanks. :)
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Found it - it should be formats not filters.
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OK, perhaps Radiotime is no longer handling the Filters query param
properly... Bill?
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I hae a SB2 and a reciva radio. Undoubtedly the SB2 wins hands down but
the Reciva radio occasionally has the Internet Radio advantage. The
reciva website now has quite a few new interesting stations I have to
add manually to the SB2. I assume the basic reciva download the list
of stations is
I have a SB2 and a reciva radio. Undoubtedly the SB2 wins hands down but
the Reciva radio occasionally has the Internet Radio advantage. The
reciva website now has quite a few new interesting stations I have to
add manually to the SB2. I assume the basic reciva download the list
of stations is
On Dec 10, 2007, at 1:55 AM, gandt wrote:
I have a SB2 and a reciva radio. Undoubtedly the SB2 wins hands
down but
the Reciva radio occasionally has the Internet Radio advantage. The
reciva website now has quite a few new interesting stations I have to
add manually to the SB2. I assume the
It's just that the reciva database is currently used by probably more
than TWO dozen different internet radios and is regularly updated by
all the users of those radios. Consequently it seems to be the largest
database on streaming radio Im aware of. You can get the picture here
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