Still no fix from the BBC. Has anyone manged to get hold of them to find
out what's going on?
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Triode;618822 Wrote:
What does the helper app log say?
[09:54:05.048] logged_in:42 logged in error: Bad username and/or
password
[09:54:05.048] logged_out:52 logged out
[09:54:06.048] main:794 queuing track browse
[09:54:06.048] main:1247 timeout process_track
[09:54:06.048] process_track:981
Let me test it for a few days. Last night it didn't work as desired, and
I have no idea why not. I fetched one box back from mysqueezebox, and
when I started the music, the other box played it as well. Maybe I
messed up the configuration.
The main problem is with mysqueezebox and not with your
It's all there if you use a PC. Just seems to be our stuff which doesn't
work. I don't know if this has a bearing on the problem, but it does
look ominous
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/aboutthebbc/2011/01/delivering-quality-first.shtml
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martinshaw
Per Triode's post, the problem is that the BBC's xml files simply aren't
being updated to specify the BBC's stream locations. The streams
certainly exist, evidenced by the PC iPlayer and bpa's iPlayerExtra
that both work fine.
If someone has a direct line to the BBC, can they flag this?
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Being a pessimist BBC mightn't fix this before Monday so a quick hack to
BBCiPlayerExtra will add a Last Week menu at the end of the Schedule
menu of a radio station. I haven't done much testing (I am outside UK
and use WMA streams) but it seems to work OK - the program info are
retrieved from
bpa;618935 Wrote:
Being a pessimist BBC mightn't fix this before Monday so a quick hack to
BBCiPlayerExtra will add a Last Week menu at the end of the Schedule
menu of a radio station.
Many thanks, bpa. It works very nicely. It is somewhat buried in the
menu hierarchy, but that's how it
Hi,
Running SC 7.5.3 on a relatively new and powerful iMac (Snow Leopard),
and have recently installed the Spotify plugin (1.3.1). I am having
horrendous rebuffering problems which sadly makes it unusable. I
thought initially it was due to synchronisation problems (I have a
receiver, a boom
bpa;618865 Wrote:
AFAICT Softsqueeze does support 24 bits if SBS requests it.
ISTR that for incoming PCM, 16 bits is hard-coded, ignoring the
sampleSize sent by SBS. Flac is a can of worms in as much as the jflac
decoder throws a wobbly as it cannot decode RICE2, the 5 bit entropy
format used
I did a quick check before I posted and the code looked OK for PCM
Code:
} else if (format == 'p') { // pcm
float pcmSampleRates[] = {
11025f, 22050f, 32000f, 44100f, 48000f,
bpa;618935 Wrote:
Being a pessimist BBC mightn't fix this before Monday so a quick hack to
BBCiPlayerExtra will add a Last Week menu at the end of the Schedule
menu of a radio station.
Thanks bpa - problem soved
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martinshaw
bpa;618954 Wrote:
I did a quick check before I posted and the code looked OK for PCM
Whilst the actual sampleBits is used to calculate the frameSize, the
bps AudioFormat field is hard-coded to 16.
bpa;618954 Wrote:
The user may in fact be interested in 24bits with rates higher than
44.1kHz
mvordeme;618918 Wrote:
Let me test it for a few days. Last night it didn't work as desired, and
I have no idea why not. I fetched one box back from mysqueezebox, and
when I started the music, the other box played it as well. Maybe I
messed up the configuration.
The main problem is with
I don't suppose you've ever had chance to take a look at what feed the
iPad iPlayer app is using ?
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andynormancx
Yes, it will. Yes, all of them. Yes, SoftSqueeze as well. What ?
I SAID ALL OF THEM !
andynormancx's
I loaded the 'Weather, Date and Time (v2.2.2)' plugin into SB. I can't
see any way to make it active on the Touch. I have done the settings
and so on, but how do I run it?
I also found a separate Applet (Weather Version 1.4) on the touch which
also provides weather (it's not returning the
majones;618932 Wrote:
Per Triode's post, the problem is that the BBC's xml files simply aren't
being updated to specify the BBC's stream locations. The streams
certainly exist, evidenced by the PC iPlayer and bpa's iPlayerExtra
that both work fine.
If someone has a direct line to the BBC,
jaaahaaa;618914 Wrote:
[09:54:05.048] logged_in:42 logged in error: Bad username and/or
password
[09:54:05.048] logged_out:52 logged out
[09:54:06.048] main:794 queuing track browse
[09:54:06.048] main:1247 timeout process_track
[09:54:06.048] process_track:981 process track
markcaines;618946 Wrote:
Hi,
Running SC 7.5.3 on a relatively new and powerful iMac (Snow Leopard),
and have recently installed the Spotify plugin (1.3.1). I am having
horrendous rebuffering problems which sadly makes it unusable. I
thought initially it was due to synchronisation
There are some weather plugins which were designed before the
Squeezeplay players (Controller, Touch, Radio) and work with the
older players.
The Weather applet you describe is designed for these newer
Squeezeplay-based players.
Another option (which is what I use on my Radio) is a combination of
Triode;619020 Wrote:
I have done.
Many thanks. The problem doesn't affect the BBC's own delivery
solution, so is there a process whereby your iPlayer can be more
closely aligned to its workings?
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majones
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PasTim;619017 Wrote:
I also found a separate Applet (Weather Version 1.4) on the touch which
also provides weather (it's not returning the current temperature at
present, but I may need to find a different location).
I thought I had fixed the temperature bug already. Just enter a space
as a
tcutting;619030 Wrote:
There are some weather plugins which were designed before the
Squeezeplay players (Controller, Touch, Radio) and work with the
older players.
The Weather applet you describe is designed for these newer
Squeezeplay-based players.
Another option (which is what I use on
bluegaspode;619036 Wrote:
I thought I had fixed the temperature bug already. Just enter a space as
a personal weather station (pws) and it should work
I renamed my location, being careful to match that on
http://www.wunderground.com for my town (including punctuation and
spaces) and ensuring
I wonder if an external scanner might be the way to go. I wrote a
Python script that dumps all the tags to an easily parsed text file,
and this only takes about 20 minutes to scan everything. Perhaps a
plugin could then read and process the text file? Or does the data
discovery have to be
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