I've done some progress and moved to
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?102203-uPNP-control-point.
It will take me probably a lot of time to have a first decent version
and then continue and polishing. I'd like to have opinions here. I can
focus on a few things, not in order
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mps wrote:
The final missing piece was to upgrade from 7.8 to the latest 7.9
nightly, and now it's working :) I understand this was only fixed in the
last few days, so using the latest nightly is important. Thanks very
much for creating this!
Could you please give a full report or how to
Hi all, I checked and it's AAC - so that means the server is involved in
transcoding which means the Pi isn't up to it - ah well thanks for your
help. Anyone know of a similar device to the Pi that's capable of doing
what I'm attempting - the bottom line is I want a totally silent box - I
have a
pkfox wrote:
Hi all, I checked and it's AAC - so that means the server is involved in
transcoding which means the Pi isn't up to it - ah well thanks for your
help. Anyone know of a similar device to the Pi that's capable of doing
what I'm attempting - the bottom line is I want a totally
bpa wrote:
Transcoding involves AAC to PCM and then PCM to Flac and then sending
Flac to player.
AAC to PCM does not require much processing and IIRC LMS faad (transcode
app) build for ARm doesn't use Floating point.
PCM to Flac require more processing and this might be the problem -
Hi, the settings were: AAC = native, FLAC = faad/flac, MP3 = disabled,
PCM = faad , which doesn't mean anything to me.
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Update - taking a break from the Internet radio test and trying it
playing flacs from my library and so far it's played for fifteen minutes
without a glitch so it's looking like an Internet issue but I have a
very good high speed broadband so I'm at a bit of a loss as to what it
is causing the
FLACs don't need to be transcoded for playing, just streamed. A
completely different animal.
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Is the buffering evident on other station streams? Maybe it's just
radioio ?
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castalla wrote:
Is the buffering evident on other station streams? Maybe it's just
radioio ?
Hi there, I think it is Radioio as I've tried some others which stream
in Mp3 @128 and it seems ok, but Radioio through my ReadyNas ( which is
not very powerful ) plays without any rebuffering (
Likely the PI is just lacking the processing power to transcode.
Unlikely to be your ISP or an internet issue. Simple test to find out.
Player Internet Radio Search Audiophile Classical (this is a 320k
MP3 stream)
If that plays without buffering (which I bet it will) then your ISP,
toby10 wrote:
Player Internet Radio Search Audiophile Classical (this is a 320k
MP3 stream)
If that plays without buffering (which I bet it will) then your ISP,
internet, network are fine.
How can a MP3 stream be audiophile? Sorry, scnr ;)
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wortgefecht wrote:
How can a MP3 stream be audiophile?
It could be an mp3 with Diana Krall... :)
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people - Paul W Klipsch,
pkfox wrote:
the OS on the Pi is Debian Wheezy with all updates applied ( LMS is 7.8
) - whether it's using soft or hard float I don't know -
Debian wheezy comes on hard and soft float depending on when you
installed it and where you got the distro.
I think you may have softfloat either in
Having problems accessing podcasts from a provider that has just
switched to HTTPS.
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rbz5416 wrote:
Having problems accessing podcasts from a provider that has just
switched to HTTPS.
It's not supported at the moment as far as I know.
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(Developer of 'many plugins/applets (both free and commercial)'
If you had a really high grade router or firewall you MAY be able to use
some clever DNAT/SNAT rules to let LMS think it's connecting on 80 when
it is I fact 443 but it is very esoteric and if a user / pass is
required to connect to the https then forget it.
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bpa wrote:
Debian wheezy comes on hard and soft float depending on when you
installed it and where you got the distro.
I think you may have softfloat either in Debian and/or LMS as I feel
that Pi could transcode one stream if using hard float but it would need
confirmation to prove it ( a
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