I have an Mac and try to use Softsqueeze but it still connecting to Slim
Server.
I have a Readynas with Logitec media server 772
In the preferences it recognizes my media server. But no connection
please help
marcel
bpa wrote:
Usually a delay of 2-5 secs can be expected as a result of buffering and
network transit etc.. Anyting more is due to extra buffering (e.g. LMS
Radio Station buffer timeout set to 30) or delays in server audio
processing (e.g. Pulse) or some other issue.
hmm LMS radio buffer is
From the Tunein app (either presets or searching tunein, no difference)
I get the single option:
Title: BBC Radio 6 Music (AAA)
URL:
http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s44491partnerId=16username=properjob70
Bitrate: 48 kbps
Now Playing: Lauren Laverne
Once tuned in to the station, from
properjob wrote:
Once tuned in to the station, from clicking the dj name to get More
info I've got a 128kbps WMA feed
Does the stream stop and restart between the 48k and 128k streams ? If
not then it sounds like Tunein is sending the wrong metadata (IIRC
thereis a separate metadata feed
atca wrote:
hmm LMS radio buffer is set to 3 seconds, I cannot imagine that Pulse
audio or transcoding can introduce 20 seconds of delay. I wonder where
my bottleneck is.
I had similar problems on Windows, and it was quite hard to persuade
others that it really was happening. I spent ages
atca wrote:
. I wonder where my bottleneck is.
As Pastim has noted, for similar setups users have experienced widely
differing delays.
In your situation the audio stream has hairport, a named pipe, Pulse,
Pulse/alsa emulaton, arecord and LMS. Each stage has opportuity to
buffer and also
Hi Gordon,
I just discovered you plugin and I'm wondering if it could help me (I'm
suspecting it's a no but asking nonetheless, someone could have an idea
to help solve it).
I'm running an unusual setup to feed my SB (a radio and a boom):
- Machine hosting LMS is a Cubox from SolidRun runnning a
I'm getting further into things.
I'm not sure if the ps -ax bit needs = 1 or = 0. I think it may be 1
when run from the terminal but 0 when part of a shell script.
You can't use caffeinate on a Mac application, only on a Unix command.
So the caffeinate line needs to be
caffeinate -i open -W
gharris999 wrote:
Unless Windows 8 breaks code that was written for XP (and this would be
really unlike Microsoft to do so) the current crop of utilities
(SCPowerTool.exe, etc.) should work with Windows 8. We'll just have to
see. I'm fairly hopeful on this point. All the code that I wrote
bpa wrote:
Does the stream stop and restart between the 48k and 128k streams ? If
not then it sounds like Tunein is sending the wrong metadata (IIRC
thereis a separate metadata feed from Tunein) when station connects (as
BBC only determines bit rate of service after it does its geoip
properjob wrote:
When you click the single 48kbps AAA stream offered there is a short
0.5s point when 48kbps appears on the LMS screen, then after this short
pause it finds the 128kbps stream to settle on (presumably performing
the geoIP check you've mentioned along the way) and then the
bpa wrote:
This looks like Tunein providing misleading info especially as BBC do
not provide any 48k AAC stream - only 56k - they changed the 48k to 56k
AAC streams a few months ago.
Could be misleading - but FYI - on the Choose Streams screen on my
Blackberry one has a choice of 48kbps WMA,
mfo wrote:
#8230;
- Cubox doesn't have large disk space attached so my music files are
stored on a NAS (Iomega IX2-200 Cloud Edition)
- I have a NFS mount on Cubox to the NAS to give the LMS access to my
music files
- NAS is not always on (power consumption, heat dissipation, noise)
Interesting thread.
I have LMS on ML. When I have the ML machine set to sleep after 30
mins I can wake it up when starting one of the SB3s or Touch on the same
network. I can also wake it up by sending a WOL signal when on the
same network.
However I cannot get it to wake up, even if I sent
bpa wrote:
As Pastim has noted, for similar setups users have experienced widely
differing delays.
In your situation the audio stream has hairport, a named pipe, Pulse,
Pulse/alsa emulaton, arecord and LMS. Each stage has opportuity to
buffer and also possible block waiting for input.
bpa wrote:
1. mms rtsp
mms is an old deprecated protocol (see
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/library/82fb84a9-96f5-49dc-92d2-cf76c912aab8.aspx
) and not used (or even currently supported by Windows ) - often mms://
url is rolled over to http: or MS rtsp. Not sure if MS rtsp is
atca wrote:
How can I stream shairport straight to LMS without ecasound/arecord??
Doesn't the pipe feed straight into ecasound, I fail to see where pulse
comes into the equation.
My mistake, somehow I thought you were doing something different from
stuart (
properjob wrote:
Could be misleading - but FYI - on the Choose Streams screen on my
Blackberry one has a choice of 48kbps WMA, 48kbps AAC, 56kbps AAC and
128kbps AAC. All of them tune in...
Edit:- same story on Tunein on the iPad - same choice of streams across
BBC R1, R2 and 6 Music too.
bpa wrote:
I'm outside the UK so there may be a difference. For a while the BBC
had two http/AAC streams formats 48k/44.1kHz and 56k/32kHz each using a
different AAC profile for non UK listeners. The BBC have a 128k http
AAC only for UK listeners (320K for R3). However a few weeks ago
dr sic wrote:
Hi, I already have a Duet and i just want to be sure before I buy a
Touch that they will both work with Triodes plug-in and that it is
possible to sync them perfectly playing Spotify, is that so?
I could buy another Duet but the price is the same for a Touch here in
Sweden
stulluk wrote:
I am still thinking how to add my video decoder as an argument to -vo
option in mplayer. For example, in kubuntu, there are many, xv, X11,
directxetc.. But how about Arm-linux
the vo selection will not be Arm Linux but the decoder built with the
library associated with
bpa wrote:
My mistake, somehow I thought you were doing something different from
stuart ( http://blog.stuart.shelton.me/archives/762 ) but in fact it
is very similar and Stuart does not seem to have the delay issue. what
is different in your setup compared to Stuart's ?
Strange -
jdwek wrote:
I posted elsewhere here that my upgrade to mountain lion now no longer
allows continuous streaming. I also suspected it was a sleep issue and
it seems to be confirmed here. I did not have any issues with Lion and
I had no extraneous application running in the background. Glad
atca wrote:
Rather confusingly this points the finger to the pipe from shairport to
ecasound. Does the pipe actually physically write to the disk? the pipe
is positioned on a RAID5 I wonder if moving it to a ramdisk might help.
Doubt it. named pipe is usually 64k by default and so kept in
Are you getting all of the streams for MLB audio? Myself and another
SiriusXM user are seeing strange results as noted on this thread over at
XMFan.com:
http://www.xmfan.com/viewtopic.php?t=118859
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Voted for it!!
Really this is something that Logitech should make a priority
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