I'll try it and see what happens.
Much obliged,
Henry Aguado
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I have got a Raspberry Pi 2, which I have got running with the max2play
and squeezeplug combo.
Do I need to get a different version of ffmpeg than the one which is
automatically installed?
If so, where is the relevant repository for the correct version?
Thanks for your help
The right hand side tells you what can be streamed. In this case you
only enabled PCM streaming, not FLAC. This means the server needs to
decode (transcode) to PCM a and the server can't do that for remote
steams, for remote streams LMS a can only transcode to FLAC or to MP3
(if you have lame
JohnB wrote:
bps,
Thankyou for the word in my ear. I was already wondering whether my post
was a good idea, for the reason you mentioned. [Post now cut back.]
It is also my impression that Triode has a good relationship with the
people at the BBC. A few years ago I was in contact with
Spotify's desktop app has a very nice feature: You can create a
playlist, and Spotify will find new music that you might like, based on
your playlist. Basically, you make a radio station based on your
playlist. Then you can tell Spotify whether you like or don't like the
new tracks it gives
Verulamius wrote:
I have got a Raspberry Pi 2, which I have got running with the max2play
and squeezeplug combo.
Do I need to get a different version of ffmpeg than the one which is
automatically installed?
If so, where is the relevant repository for the correct version?
Thanks for
ralphy wrote:
Should be
patch -b sigpipe.patch
That one worked - [directory]: came back - thanks.
Matt
http://www.last.fm/user/MJL-UK
SQUEEZEBOXES:[/B] TWO SB DUETS (LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN) AND A
*'PICOREPLAYER' (HTTPS://SITES.GOOGLE.COM/SITE/PICOREPLAYER/HOME)
[b]Server:*
castalla wrote:
Yes. Look for the version posted by expectingtofly (somewhere in this
thread)
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53229-Announce-BBCiPlayer-Plugin-%28UK-only%29/page255
:p
Man in a van's
castalla wrote:
I'm sorry, but is this speculation really helpful?
No. It's a private matter for Triode. We should just wish him well.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp to MF M1 CLiC (to MF amp ESLs)
Marantz CR603 UPnP renderers.
bpa wrote:
The BBC doesn't really want to you to use an SB player or internet Radio
- they want you to use a BBC supplied iPlayer browser or an app and then
it doesn't matter that metadata is not supplied in a standard way.
So what's the point in supplying high-quality AAC streams to those
AngloCuencano wrote:
I could not get the Play HLS plugin to install correctly on the latest
7.9 nightly. It works fine on 7.8, although I don't like that version as
much as 7.9.
There is no code in the Plugin, it just sets up conf files. so it is not
sensitive to LMS version.
So if you
I listen to live BBC radio streams using another link so I guess the
best ting to do is to wait until the mess has been resolved.
Thanks for the info everyone.
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wt0 wrote:
Did you try uninstalling and re-installing SB Player?
I just re-installed and the problem is indeed resolved. I'm grateful for
your quick support. Thanks again!
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Sorry for off-the-wall interjection. I have two Radios. One one the BBC
iPlayer plugin functions as it should but on the other I get that droney
voice muttering about Shoutcast. Can anyone tell me why one should work
but not the other? Thanks.
A really big shame about Triode. I really do owe him
Nick_G wrote:
So what's the point in supplying high-quality AAC streams to those
devices, which can't take advantage of the superior sound, and leave
most hi-fi streamers (which are designed for that very purpose) with
poor quality unreliable MP3 streams (Shoutcast Radio 3 AAC reprieve
TheLastMan wrote:
When I entered the command above patch -b sigpipe.batch the cursor
moved to the next line and sat there so I waited for the [directory]:
text to reappear for five minutes but it didn't. I left it 10 minutes
to make a cup of coffee and when I came back nothing had changed.
ModelCitizen wrote:
Sorry for off-the-wall interjection. I have two Radios. On one the BBC
iPlayer plugin functions as it should but on the other I get that droney
voice muttering about Shoutcast. Can anyone tell me why one should work
but not the other? Thanks.
A really big shame about
bpa wrote:
There is no code in the Plugin, it just sets up conf files. so it is not
sensitive to LMS version.
So if you have an installation problem - please describe symptom, system
OS, LMS version etc so that the problem can be identified and
removed/resolved.
I'm running Squeezeplug
FlAC= native
at least .
In most cases not changing any of the file types setting is the best
option .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2
Is there any way to use the plugin app to do this sort of thing?
The SmartMix plugin tries to do this sort of things: you can use it to
eg. start a mix based on whatever you've currently queued up in your
current playlist. No love/ban, though.
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Yea, we are working on that with TIDAL. The Squeezeboxes are a bit more
sensitive to network congestion with these lossless streams than with
mp3 streams.
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Thanks for all your support Flysurfer,
Would it be possible to add multiple instances of squeezelite through
the web browser in the next Max2play update? I think this would be an
outstanding addition to Max2play given the horsepower that the Odroid U3
possesses and the versatility it would add
Dear Pippin,
That did the trick. I am getting re-buffering issues, but I don't think
that is on my end. We'll see. Thanks again for your help.
Dear Mnyb,
Thanks for your help as well.
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AngloCuencano wrote:
There was another report on the Raspberry Pi forum of LMS 7.9 not
installing PlayHLS.
I first put the v7.9 nightly on the pi but it would not accept the HSL
plugin (no idea why). I then un-installed LMS and installed v7.5.5; that
accepted the plugin.
JohnB wrote:
utgg,
Just thought I would mention that get_iplayer 2.9.1 seems to be able to
deal with on-demand HLS streams by using ffmpeg.
One of the main reasons the BBC made all these formats change was
because of users downloading programs rather than streaming.
I believe Triode
AngloCuencano wrote:
After that, the plugin page still showed the checkbox to install the
plugin.
What do you mean - the check box was ticked or unticked ?
Was LMS 7.9 started with --norestart command line option ?
How did you restart LMS - via a dialogue box or thro /etc/init.d ?
What do you mean - the check box was ticked or unticked ? - The checkbox
was unticked.
Was the PlayHLS shown as Active but enabled box not ticked ? - I don't
remember exactly. At the very top of the plugin page there was a line
asking to install (I think) PlayHLS and the checkbox was unticked.
There was another report on the Raspberry Pi forum of LMS 7.9 not
installing PlayHLS.
I first put the v7.9 nightly on the pi but it would not accept the HSL
plugin (no idea why). I then un-installed LMS and installed v7.5.5; that
accepted the plugin.
utgg wrote:
I've been playing about a bit with my own decoder (at the moment a bit
of stand-alone 'C' code to replace ffmpeg as a 'transcoding helper' to
extract and demux the aac stream which works for both the Listen Live
and the Listen Again streams). The listen again streams have a bit
bps,
Thankyou for the word in my ear. I was already wondering whether my post
was a good idea, for the reason you mentioned.
It is also my impression that Triode has a good relationship with the
people at the BBC. A few years ago I was in contact with the guys
dealing with on-demand because of
Hello all,
Just installed ickstream and Tidal service. I am able to play, for
example, the genre playlists which I found out are mp3.
I am running LMS Version: 7.7.5 - 1416570306 on Win 7 64 bit. Tidal on
web interface on my PC works fine.
When i try to play specific albums that are FLACs LMS
Do you have bitrate limiting enabled for the player or did you disable
native FLAC playback?
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I have the bitrate set at no limit. FLAC settings are:
17541
I must confess that the file types settings make absolutely no sense to
me. On one side you have the format of the file you are playing. On
the other you should be able to select what format you want to stream to
the player. So my
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