bpa wrote:
I am not in the UK so the URL change for me.
A Quick fix to test for those who wish to try. If these seem to work
for UK users - I'll make a plugin which has the necessary conf file and
it will be simple for user.
The BBC HLS URLs have a specific mime type (different to
wt0 wrote:
When I republish, I'm replacing all the album covers in the screenshots
with the blank disc image. I am guessing that some music publisher
complained when they noticed the album covers in the screenshots.
The way I read their first email, their complaint may well have been
about
bpa wrote:
If these seem to work for UK users - I'll make a plugin which has the
necessary conf file and it will be simple for user.
Delighted you're on the case, bpa. I'm running LMS on a QNAP (SSOTS) and
not entirely sure how to try out your proposal. But I am in the UK, so
if you want me to
bpa wrote:
I am not in the UK so the URL change for me.
A Quick fix to test for those who wish to try. If these seem to work
for UK users - I'll make a plugin which has the necessary conf file and
it will be simple for user.
The BBC HLS URLs have a specific mime type (different to
utgg wrote:
I've also been trying. I've turned on some debug logging for things that
look appropriate and get something like the attached.
I've a feeling something is not right earlier on during lms startup with
the new custom-convert etc settings. There is this line in the log:
I
bpa wrote:
I am not in the UK so the URL change for me.
A Quick fix to test for those who wish to try. If these seem to work
for UK users - I'll make a plugin which has the necessary conf file and
it will be simple for user.
The BBC HLS URLs have a specific mime type (different to
poing wrote:
The way I read their first email, their complaint may well have been
about the screenshots. To me, their complaint seems surprisingly strict,
but valid nonetheless. I recommend you use some CC-licensed art when you
relaunch the app. (It surely looks more attractive to potential
srasher wrote:
In general that sounds reasonable. Nevertheless, considering it really
violates their policies, roundabout a few hundreds if not thousands of
apps have the same issue. I mean, any music player or music server (or
even just generic remote control) app has some images or video
poing wrote:
The way I read their first email, their complaint may well have been
about the screenshots. To me, their complaint seems surprisingly strict,
but valid nonetheless. I recommend you use some CC-licensed art when you
relaunch the app. (It surely looks more attractive to potential
PasTim wrote:
I wonder if the custom-types.conf file needs ' audio' at the end of the
line? This may, of course, be the default value, but other types have
it.
You're right - it was late and I didn't cut paste correctly.
The repo beloe has the plugin which install all of these conf
If you are interested: we do have SoundCloud as a service in the
ickStream plugin as well.
Works quite well for now and will get better over time...
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Hi,
This was raised on the previous page by mkkyah and I have the same...
from any list of tracks like the new / hottest tracks or a search which
ever track I select it is always the first one that plays.
I use Orange Squeeze and contacted the developer of that software to see
if he could fix
wt0 wrote:
I would flag the Google Play Music app as inappropriate with the
reason This app is not authorized to publish album covers on behalf of
the original content or brand owner
Also, if you re-buy the app make sure you send me your original order
number for a refund.
Fair enough,
mherger wrote:
It's ok. We've found each other :-).
Michael
Michael - in his BBC blog entry last night, Jim Simmons said he'd booked
a call with Logitech this morning. Are we likely to her anything from
that?
majones's
bpa wrote:
You're right - it was late and I didn't cut paste correctly.
The repo beloe has the plugin which install all of these conf files
and works OK for Linux as long as you have ffmpeg installed
(http://www.ffmpeg.org)
There are two version one for WIndow and one for Linux -
bpa wrote:
You're right - it was late and I didn't cut paste correctly.
The repo beloe has the plugin which install all of these conf files
and works OK for Linux as long as you have ffmpeg installed
(http://www.ffmpeg.org)
There are two version one for WIndow and one for Linux -
Michael - in his BBC blog entry last night, Jim Simmons said he'd booked
a call with Logitech this morning. Are we likely to her anything from
that?
Thanks for asking :-). I wanted to post, but was waiting for some
posting to reply to.
Yes, we just had a call. And we're looking into ways to
bpa wrote:
You're right - it was late and I didn't cut paste correctly.
The repo beloe has the plugin which install all of these conf files
and works OK for Linux as long as you have ffmpeg installed
(http://www.ffmpeg.org)
There are two version one for WIndow and one for Linux -
The repo beloe has the plugin which install all of these conf files
and works OK for Linux as long as you have ffmpeg installed
(http://www.ffmpeg.org)
Oh dear ... fallen at the first hurdle no ffmpeg on squeezeplug
debian (?)
Installing looks scary ...
Anybody got an idiot's guide?
PasTim wrote:
My ignorance shows few bounds, but I think these are some:
://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/high/ak/bbc_radio_one.m3u8
://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/high/ak/bbc_radio_two.m3u8
mherger wrote:
And we're looking into ways to provide access to the BBC streams using
SB/SR. I'm about to investigate which stream
options of theirs are feasible for us. HLS is most likely out of
question, as our players don't support it. But there's not much I can
say yet.
TBH: I
castalla wrote:
Oh dear ... fallen at the first hurdle no ffmpeg on squeezeplug
debian (?)
Installing looks scary ...
Anybody got an idiot's guide?
I'm on ubuntu, and there's a ppa for it at
https://launchpad.net/~jon-severinsson/+archive/ubuntu/ffmpeg. There
will be something
Krisbee wrote:
What ffmpeg command did you use? Playing one of these urls with mplayer
gives poor results:
Code:
mplayer -ao alsa:device=plughw=1.1
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/high/ak/bbc_radio_three.m3u8
mherger wrote:
TBH: I didn't follow the issue from the beginning. I've seen that
somebody posted about Shoutcast streams, which would suit our needs
better. What's the problem with them?
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The shoutcast streams are 128 MP3 streams for the international market.
They are
majones wrote:
Thanks for the response, Michael. The problem is that the BBC is
switching off all SHOUTcast streams (bar temporarily live radio with
MP3), so we'll need to find ways of handling HLS or HDS. Thankfully with
LMS we have ways of doing this, unlike other internet radio systems -
castalla wrote:
I tried:
apt-get install -s --install-suggests ffmpeg
(looks okay)
Hope the real install doesn't break anything!
Most unlikely, but there's only one way to find out!
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta -
PasTim wrote:
I'm on ubuntu, and there's a ppa for it at
https://launchpad.net/~jon-severinsson/+archive/ubuntu/ffmpeg. There
will be something similar for your debian - a bit of googling should
find it if 'sudo apt-get install ffmpeg' doesn't work.
I tried:
apt-get install -s
Klammer wrote:
Please could you send the BBC Bristol playlist? Thanks
Changes were made as temporary test so I can get the rest of the
stations up and running again for you.
So if you could let me know if it works or not then we can take the
appropriate next steps.
*RadioFeeds UK
PasTim wrote:
So how do I get to a higher bit rate stream? A different URL?
I posted a link to the new Radio 3 AAC 320kb/s stream a while back in
this thread, but that one is using the HDS protocol, as used by the
flash browser-based player, and I'm not aware anybody's found anything
that
Hi bpa,
Huge thanks for this proof of concept. Some work to do still of course
to integrate with Triode's BBCiPlayer plugin, get station name and now
playing into the display, etc., but with your HLS plugin we're back up
and listening, which is very much the main thing :)
So, after installing
I am also still a user of get-iplayer. That's still working on my linux
box, even though I thought support had been withdrawn some time ago.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite) to
Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC
utgg wrote:
Thank-you! Normality is resumed with Radio3 - report 322 kb/s in ffprobe
and play fine with bpa's plugin.
Edit: Also bbc_radio_fourfm.m3u8 works and reports 322 kb/s. So now we
are better off than before!
Confirmed - excellent. Thanks very much.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi,
castalla wrote:
Oh dear ... fallen at the first hurdle no ffmpeg on squeezeplug
debian (?)
For Ubuntu - they include the libav which is a fork of ffmpeg. Perhaps
later include something to deal with this issue.
castalla wrote:
Using TOP
Fluctuating between 5-30 %
Ah, probably lack of hard float on my ffmpeg then.
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mherger wrote:
They have also stated that the Shoutcast streams will only be
available for 1 or 2 years at which point they will be shut off too.
It's funny this is considered an issue. I thought everybody was assuming
that mysb.com was shut down... tomorrow or next week :-P.
--
Michael
majones wrote:
Logitech ceases to offer its Squeezebox product but continues to support
its infrastructure. Whereas the BBC continues to offer its radio product
but ceases to support its infrastructure. We'll need the Deep Thought
computer to sort this one out!
Logitech have indeed been
1. Is your plugin just a 'test', then passing over to mherger to update
the BBC iPlayer plugin later on?
That would be triode's job, not mine. I'm not involved with the iPlayer
plugin at all.
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It looks as if the HLS feeds are only approx. 130kbps AAC. So the higher
rate feed [for R3, for example] hasn't been turned on yet. Have they
said anywhere they'll support higher bitrates again?
Thanks for the plugin and tips, btw. I'm testing it using VLC, but will
make the updates on Pi later.
Owen Smith wrote:
I thought iPlayer was always 48KHz. I can see why the BBC would change
to 48KHz, it's becoming the worldwide standard.
Nope - IIRC WMA was 48Khz but at least for non UK AAC was 32Khz -
couldn't play MP3 in recent years but I think it was 44.1Khz.
utgg wrote:
There is no problem at the moment. But the BBC are saying Listen Again
is also changing over to HLS/HDS/DASH from whatever protocol it uses at
the moment.
That's what I was referring to. I have to (sheepishly) admit I hadn't
even tested it today or yesterday, but the BBC blog
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The LMS web interface notification for the plugin doesn't use the same
name as what is in the plugin list
Hmm... is this a LMS issue (it's using the module name in one place, the
name string in another one)? Or is it a plugin issue? I'll have to
figure this one out :-).
Thanks for the heads
ovonrein wrote:
Sorry - can you remind me how you do this? My solution from last week
packed up this week. I am now forcing the iPlayer plugin onto AAC by
selecting AAC - FlashAAC in Settings. But it won't play because I
get a Can't open file: error. I tried various live streaming URLs
bpa wrote:
A way around this would be to set up application generating PCM to
resample the input to 44.1Khz/16 bit. I didn't test the PCm - I just
generated the conf fiel as quick as I could - I didn't expect BBC to
change form 44.1Hz or 32kHz of the old AAC and MP3 stream to 48Khz.
I
utgg wrote:
Thank-you! Normality is resumed with Radio3 - report 322 kb/s in ffprobe
and play fine with bpa's plugin.
Edit: Also bbc_radio_fourfm.m3u8 works and reports 322 kb/s. So now we
are better off than before!
How funny. I was just about to reply to your post noting exactly this
jamesmccosh wrote:
Very many thanks for your help, but I'm not there yet.
The title appears: *PlayHLS Plugin repo*, but there is no entry in the
list below the headings, so no box to tick.
You may need to Restart LMS at this point - I can't recall.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu
iPeng shows a different artist than the controller? That's indeed weird.
iPeng shows whatever the server delivers as track artist except for
the NowPlaing screen where it shows _all_ artist roles.
Which server version do you use? I know there was a bug in some versions
where the server picked a
utgg wrote:
Are you able to look at CPU usage on the pi while playing? I'm seeing
around 50% cpu load for the ffmpeg process on 1.6GHz ARM, which seems
very high. I would have thought a pi 1 would be quite marginal...
ffmpeg is a general purpose application. It is probable the flac
encoding
callesoroe wrote:
I am on serverversion 7.9.0
iPeng version 8.0.4
See the Clapton song. Says Muddy Waters.
+---+
|Filename: ipeng2.jpg |
|Download:
mherger wrote:
They have also stated that the Shoutcast streams will only be
available
for 1 or 2 years at which point they will be shut off too.
It's funny this is considered an issue. I thought everybody was assuming
that mysb.com was shut down... tomorrow or next week :-P.
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utgg wrote:
Are you able to look at CPU usage on the pi while playing? I'm seeing
around 50% cpu load for the ffmpeg process on 1.6GHz ARM, which seems
very high. I would have thought a pi 1 would be quite marginal...
Using TOP
Fluctuating between 5-30 %
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp
They have also stated that the Shoutcast streams will only be available
for 1 or 2 years at which point they will be shut off too.
It's funny this is considered an issue. I thought everybody was assuming
that mysb.com was shut down... tomorrow or next week :-P.
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PasTim wrote:
I think the other thing I had to do was ensure I had 'proxied streaming'
set in the settings/player/audio configuration.
Irrelevant for this plugin since ffmpeg handles the stream directly -
proxied is only relevant when theplayer can play the stream directly
from the station.
Thanks to bpa. I have an Odroid u3 running LMS 7.8, added the new bpa
HLS plugin and guess what I am now listening to Radio 2 on my squeezebox
touch.
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Listen Again has been working for me without any problems - what is the
issue.
There is no problem at the moment. But the BBC are saying Listen Again
is also changing over to HLS/HDS/DASH from whatever protocol it uses at
the moment.
bpa wrote:
Irrelevant for this plugin since ffmpeg handles the stream directly -
proxied is only relevant when theplayer can play the stream directly
from the station.
Yes, sorry. I suspect I was in the process of adding 'audio' to the
custom files and didn't test each change separately.
Just an observation:
The LMS web interface notification for the plugin doesn't use the same
name as what is in the plugin list
17359
17360
Obviously not a functional issue but I did wonder (for a second or two)
just what plugin it was since I didn't recall installing one called
PlayHistory.
majones wrote:
Logitech ceases to offer its Squeezebox product but continues to support
its infrastructure. Whereas the BBC continues to offer its radio product
but ceases to support its infrastructure. We'll need the Deep Thought
computer to sort this one out!How many channels? If only it
PasTim wrote:
I'll try to help.
On the web interface, go to 'settings', and select the 'plugins' tab.
Go to the bottom. You may need to tick a box saying something like
'allow 3rd party plugins', and press Apply.
At the very bottom you should have a section called 'Additional
I just had a reply to my complaint to the BBC, as below. It basically
says 'Go away - we are ignoring you'.
-
Thank you for contacting the BBC iPlayer support team.
I understand you are no longer able to listen to BBC Radio streams on
your internet radio.
We have changed the way we stream
jamesmccosh wrote:
I'm full of admiration and gratitude for bpa. However, I am ignorant of
how to take advantage of his insights. Perhaps he, or someone else,
could point me at the information for the technique of streaming from
VLC to LMS, and/or how to use the repositories in LMS Plugins.
pippin wrote:
iPeng shows a different artist than the controller? That's indeed
weird.
iPeng shows whatever the server delivers as track artist except for
the NowPlaing screen where it shows _all_ artist roles.
Which server version do you use? I know there was a bug in some versions
where
W92Neriah wrote:
1. Is your plugin just a 'test', then passing over to mherger to update
the BBC iPlayer plugin later on?
mherger has nothing to do with BBCiPlayer. Triode is responsible for
the wonderful BBCiPlayer plugin and applet.
The plugin is just for playing Apple HLS streams. There
I tried to publish one URL on the BBC blog. It was deleted by the
moderator. Such clever people at the BBC.
So here is one yet again:
Code:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/high/ak/bbc_radio_one.m3u8
PasTim wrote:
I have reset the file types to disable pcm for thls now and it works
fine. I believe my UPnP solution has limited flexibility in its pcm
support. When converting flacs to pcm in LMS I believe I'm getting
s24le rather than u16le. However, it doesn't matter, flacs work.
A way
nabisco wrote:
tried this before but links blocked/moderated so here we go again:
HD sound (320kbs) HLS streams are available for all BBC stations from
two third party partners:
a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_three.m3u8
and
bpa wrote:
I didn't expect BBC to change form 44.1Hz or 32kHz of the old AAC and
MP3 stream to 48Khz.
The BBC changed their AAC-LC streams to 48Hz a couple of weeks back, as
far as I remember.
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W92Neriah wrote:
So is this still a SHOUTcast stream?
Yes, Listen Again is still being provided as SHOUTcast, but will be
switched to HLS/HDS. We don't know when, but we do know there won't be
MP3 alternatives (other than podcasts). So it's really helpful that
bpa's got HLS working now.
VirusKiller wrote:
Complete list of everything posted (or modified and verified by me) so
far:
You missed the world service at 64kb/s:
Code:
http://bbcwsen-lh.akamaihd.net/i/WSEIEUK_1@189911/master.m3u8
:)
callesoroe wrote:
I am on serverversion 7.9.0
iPeng version 8.0.4
Is this today's build of 7.9.0? If not, please update, just to be sure
that it's not an old bug.
Also, please tell me what your settings for artist handling in LMS are
under Settings-My Music-Browse Artists.
What's happening
gallafent wrote:
You missed the world service at 64kb/s:
Code:
http://bbcwsen-lh.akamaihd.net/i/WSEIEUK_1@189911/master.m3u8
:)
Also the following, for those that care:
Code:
So, now we get to choose between Akamai and Limelight. I wonder which
will prove better. I think I'll go for Akamai since the URI is two
characters shorter and I've visited Massachusetts but not Arizona,
although the latter is easier to spell.
Seriously, it will be interesting to see if there's
Krisbee wrote:
From despair to joy in 24hrs thanks to bpa and all those who posted the
320kbs HLS feed details.
Using these for BBC 3, 4, 4 extra, 5 live with bpa's plugin:
Code:
dave4jazz wrote:
Krisbee wrote:
My HLS address' are of the format ../uk/high/ak/... What is
the significance of the sbr_high in your address.
/high/ will give you 128kb/s AAC-LC in general. /sbr_high/ will give
you 320kb/s AAC-LC :)
See, an upgrade! Who knew!
Nick_G wrote:
Same here please. I successfully followed Tim's instructions and have
installed the PlayHLS plugin on LMS hoping I could access it from my SBT
via LMS but I can't find it in any of the menus. Do I have to restart
the SBT? I'm probably missing something really obvious but I know
Klammer wrote:
Thanks for all your hard work so far.
I have followed the instructions above and successfully installed the
plugin and it shows up as active, however, when I try to play the URL
you provided I get Now Playing...Connecting and then nothing plays,
the SB returns to idle. Am I
All verified 322kbps, except Four Extra which is 382kbps(!)
Code:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_one.m3u8
ncameron wrote:
As an incompetent Squeezebox user I am very grateful for this fix.
I would be happy to contribute via PayPal.
BUT; is there an idiots guide as to how to implement it please?!
First give details of your LMS ? Instruction may vary according to
platform and OS.
As an incompetent Squeezebox user I am very grateful for this fix.
I would be happy to contribute via PayPal.
BUT; is there an idiots guide as to how to implement it please?!
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ncameron wrote:
As an incompetent Squeezebox user I am very grateful for this fix.
I would be happy to contribute via PayPal.
BUT; is there an idiots guide as to how to implement it please?!
Same here please. I successfully followed Tim's instructions and have
installed the PlayHLS plugin
gallafent wrote:
dave4jazz wrote:
/high/ will give you 128kb/s AAC-LC in general. /sbr_high/ will give you
320kb/s AAC-LC :)
See, an upgrade! Who knew!
I like it. Thanks :D
Dave
dave4jazz's
I have been listening the to the BBC HLS streams for a few days direct
on my PC using VLC and they are a little bit intermittent if I'm honest.
It seems that the individual chunks sometimes get mixed up so I hear
gaps, and sometimes a few seconds of radio from the past out of order.
It corrects
gallafent wrote:
get station name and now playing into the display, etc.,!
I haven't seen any metadata transmitted in these URL which can identify
the stream or what is playing. If is the case then the station name will
have to be hard coded in some own to be associated with a specific
URL.
majones wrote:
Yes, Listen Again is still being provided as SHOUTcast, but will be
switched to HLS/HDS. We don't know when, but we do know there won't be
MP3 alternatives (other than podcasts). So it's really helpful that
bpa's got HLS working now. Okay, thanks I get it now. So 'Listen
bpa wrote:
I have tested with Windows 7 with 6Music stream and PlayHLS works OK.
I installed ffmpeg.exe (static 64 bit) into the LMS Bin directory
alongside sox, faad etc.
The ffmpeg.exe came from here - http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
[/url]
I was trying this at the same time as you
dave4jazz wrote:
Krisbee wrote:
From despair to joy in 24hrs thanks to bpa and all those who posted the
320kbs HLS feed details.
Using these for BBC 3, 4, 4 extra, 5 live with bpa's plugin:
Code:
Nick_G wrote:
Same here please. I successfully followed Tim's instructions and have
installed the PlayHLS plugin on LMS hoping I could access it from my SBT
via LMS but I can't find it in any of the menus. Do I have to restart
the SBT? I'm probably missing something really obvious but I know
penguin_sam wrote:
Hooray all working on OS X. Just popped a precompiled ffmpeg binary in
usr/local/bin. Thanks people - particularly bpa!
When I try to copy ffmpeg into usr/local/bin on my Mac OS 10.6.8 (Snow
Leopard) machine I get The folder bin cant be opened because you
dont have
bpa wrote:
yes ffmpeg.exe was just copied to Bin\MSWin32.. directory.
Check that it runs using a Command prompt box.
In Filetypes - the Flac and PCM entries should have ffmpeg and can be
set to disabled but MP3 entry will be greyed if lame is not installed
otherwsie it will be ffmpeg/lame
bpa wrote:
It's not clear what you mean by one of them - ooneplaylist or one HLS
URL in the playlist. There may be issues about HLS in playlist as HLS
is a playlist of playlists itself and LMS may be getting confused.
First - check that a single HLS URL will play on your system. Create
bpa wrote:
I haven't seen any metadata transmitted in these URL which can identify
the stream or what is playing. If is the case then the station name will
have to be hard coded in some own to be associated with a specific
URL. This is never a good solution.
Yeah, that is indeed a bit
JohnB wrote:
The BBC changed their AAC-LC streams to 48Hz a couple of weeks back, as
far as I remember.
All part of Audio Factory.
320 and 128 are AAC-LC
96 and 48 are HE-AACv1
all stations at 48k (10ish national, 6ish nations, 40ish locals)
Some local stations have mono audio for now but
Just to report I have the BBC HLS streams working on Radio 2, 3, 4, 5
Live, 5 Live Extra and Radio Solent.
Thanks for all the recent inputs and especially for bpa's plugin.
A great community.
Dave
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bpa wrote:
There are two version one for WIndow and one for Linux - Windows is
untested - I'll do that later today. Linux version has a missing string
otherwise it is OK.
Add to repositories in LMS Plugins tab.
I have tested with Windows 7 with 6Music stream and PlayHLS works OK.
I
PasTim wrote:
It seems radio 1 extra is, at least it was when I tried it, at:
Code:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_1xtra.m3u8
Sorry, yes - cut and paste error.
Nick_G wrote:
Thanks but where do I do this? There's no tab for adding favourites on
the web interface of LMS.
Sorry but I really am lost when it comes to these sorts of things.
Thanks,
Nick
there should be a menu item called Favourites in the left pane
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Hi. My LMS is currently hosted on iOS (I know: serves me right!) any
hope of the plugin in the near future or should I move LMS back to a
windows or Linux box?
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So - I've installed the plugin and the favourites are in place. When I
try to play any of the new streams, the stream looks as if it should be
playing on LMS for a couple of seconds but then stops. No sound is
played.
Presumably, this is because ffmpeg isn't installed on my Mac - but I
can't
If anyone out there uses some form of network player with internet
radio, but has no LMS device to connect to it to play the radio
stations, or you use Sonos, there may be a solution using UPnP. I use
this on two devices, and several others have been tried and work. With
luck you will be able
PasTim wrote:
I The only proviso I currently have with bpa's brilliantly simple and
elegant solution is that pcm doesn't seem to work as yet, so you may
need to disable it in the 'settings', 'advanced', 'file types' section,
under 'Apple HLS m3u8'.
I think I got PCM format wrong - please
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