So, why is it, that if I let SmartMix search for tracks, then grab the
track and throw it at the Qobuz Plugin search engine I get useful
results, and when the SmartMix Plugin does it it fails???
Because you know what you are looking for, even if it is not in the
exact fields the software is exp
I'm not sure why the transcoding framework would be involved, though.
From the looks of it, seeking has directly been disabled from Qobuz
plugin's ProtocolHandler.pm.
It's not really involved, in that flac can be streamed directly to the
player. But the transcoding helper would still need to r
Anybody else noticed that the LA lists are not up-to-date - eg. BBC 6
Music shows Today - Monday - etc. while BBC 4 just shows Monday -
Sunday. Similar for other channels.
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mick_w wrote:
> expectingtofly
>
> Thanks for the quick fix - Listen Again fully restored and working again
> - hopefully it will buy us some time.
>
> Again thanks!
This message is for mick_w (completely off-topic): Hi, some time ago I
followed your instructions for building a silent mini-it
Updated the Lua file in Post #1 to cope with latest BBC change.
It seems to work and can play Listen Again RTMP files - while BBc still
puts them up.
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bpa wrote:
> I was planning to do an update over the weekend - good thing I didn't.
> I'll try to get around to it tomorrow.
> However I created a replacement Lua file to support listen Again for
> Radio/Touch users (they missed out on the Jan Mtis 5 change) but that
> now needs to be updated aft
bpa wrote:
> I was planning to do an update over the weekend - good thing I didn't.
> I'll try to get around to it tomorrow.
> However I created a replacement Lua file to support listen Again for
> Radio/Touch users (they missed out on the Jan Mtis 5 change) but that
> now needs to be updated aft
Owen Smith wrote:
> All this discussion of editing files is fine for some people. But it is
> beyond the majority of users. An updated version of the plugin is
> required.
I was planning to do an update over the weekend - good thing I didn't.
I'll try to get around to it tomorrow.
However I creat
All this discussion of editing files is fine for some people. But it is
beyond the majority of users. An updated version of the plugin is
required.
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...and the fix works! Fantastic, and many thanks!
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JohnB wrote:
> If you have already copied over bonze's replacement menu.opml file you
> should find the BBCXMLParser.pm file in the same folder (at least that
> is where it is on Windows 7). You can find the location of the Cache
> folder by looking in LMS/Settings/Information and then (at least
Where is the BBCXMLParser.pm file (on a Mac)? And where is the
BBCiplayer plugin file?
thanks!
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expectingtofly wrote:
> ..
> That gets you the RTMP streams.
> For the HLS streams there is a slightly different hack. But we really
> ought to do this properly
Thanks very much indeed. Works perfectly. We are very fortunate in
having skilled people such as yourself around to keep our show o
nitram wrote:
> BBCXMLParser.pm
>
> Where is this file (on a Mac)? And is it this I modify, rather than the
> BBCiplayer plugin - which I cannot find, so maybe it's the same file??
>
> Thanks in advance...
If you have already copied over bonze's replacement menu.opml file you
should find the
expectingtofly wrote:
> Sorry about the lack of clarity.
>
> A few days ago I reported on a hack I had done to the Iplayer applet out
> of curiosity to prove that we will be able to access the Listen Again
> HLS streams. This was useful knowledge as we expect the RTMP streams
> to disappear at
BBCXMLParser.pm
Where is this file (on a Mac)? And is it this I modify, rather than the
BBCiplayer plugin - which I cannot find, so maybe it's the same file??
Thanks in advance...
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Sorry, I think I am losing track of all the new developments. Which
> previous post are you referring to? Thanks.
Sorry about the lack of clarity.
A few days ago I reported on a hack I had done to the Iplayer applet out
of curiosity to prove that we will be able to acces
TheLastMan wrote:
> Make the edits, save the file and restart LMS.
> Writing this post has taken me longer!
>
> :)
Always, always, always make a backup copy of any file are going to edit!
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expectingtofly wrote:
> Sure,
> Just do this :
> >
Code:
> >
> $entry->{'url'} =~ s/redir/select/ig;
>
> >
>
> and leave out this bit :
> >
Code:
> >
>
> my $_find = "audio-syndication/proto/http";
> my $_rep
Thank you for the RTMP hack - great news.
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Microserver/Ubuntu, PC/Windows 7, iPad 4, iPeng, Squeezepad.
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expectingtofly wrote:
> Sure,
> Just do this :
>
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!
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expectingtofly wrote:
> Yes, in BBCXMLParser.pm
>
> Remove :
>
> >
Code:
> >
> if ($entry->{'url'} =~
/http:\/\/www\.live\.bbc\.co\.uk\/mediaselector\/4\/mtis\/stream\/(.*)/) {
> $entry->{'url'} =
"http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/select/version/2.0/me
expectingtofly wrote:
> Yes, in BBCXMLParser.pm
>
> >>> CODE <<<
>
> That gets you the RTMP streams.
>
Working perfectly - massive thanks!
Phil
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expectingtofly wrote:
> The BBC have changed the XML that supplies the meta data for the listen
> again streams.
>
> This has broken this plugin.
>
> >
Code:
> >
>
http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/redir/version/2.0/vpid/b054pj65/mediaset/audio-syndica
Just had a confirmation from a Pure user that LA is working on his
radio.
I smell a degree of collusion but then I'm also paranoid.
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castalla wrote:
> Any chance we could get the HLS hack - I don't fancy having to go back
> and restore rtmp from hls?
Sure,
Just do this :
Code:
$entry->{'url'} =~ s/redir/select/ig;
and leave out this bit :
Code:
One of my solutions to get the sound back on my lounge hifi is to play
the stream from the BBC website on my wireless laptop. I then monitor
the output and use vlc to stream that (wirelessly again) to a favourite
stored on LMS and then play that on my hifi. It's a bit of a palava,
and trying it
expectingtofly wrote:
> Yes, in BBCXMLParser.pm
>
> Remove :
>
> >
Code:
> >
> if ($entry->{'url'} =~
/http:\/\/www\.live\.bbc\.co\.uk\/mediaselector\/4\/mtis\/stream\/(.*)/) {
> $entry->{'url'} =
"http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/select/version/2.0/me
expectingtofly wrote:
> The BBC have changed the XML that supplies the meta data for the listen
> again streams.
>
> This has broken this plugin.
>
>
>
> Anyway, the RTMP streams still work and you can hack the app to make it
> work again quite easily. However, it needs somebody to actu
expectingtofly
Thanks for the quick fix - Listen Again fully restored and working again
- hopefully it will buy us some time.
Again thanks!
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interested to know if WMA Lossless files can be played on an OSX
installation of LMS v 7.7.5? I saw some posts from 2009 which mention
using mplayer which I have installed. This seems to be fine for WMA
streaming but not for local files. I can convert to FLAC using
DBpoweramp on a Windows PC but e
Owen Smith wrote:
> Don't want something with a large display that sticks up, don't need
> anything that complicated. I use a Receiver at present, this is ideal
> for my needs in every way except it doesn't do 24/96. I was hoping the
> John Swenson project would provide a replacement for it, but
majones wrote:
> Do you have the hack? Worth a try to keep the wheels on?
Yes, in BBCXMLParser.pm
Remove :
Code:
if ($entry->{'url'} =~
/http:\/\/www\.live\.bbc\.co\.uk\/mediaselector\/4\/mtis\/stream\/(.*)/) {
$entry->{'url'} =
"http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/medi
Sorry about the monologue...
I'm cross with myself, because I can't figure this out on my own.
So, why is it, that if I let SmartMix search for tracks, then grab the
track and throw it at the Qobuz Plugin search engine I get useful
results, and when the SmartMix Plugin does it it fails???
I jus
mick_w wrote:
> Listen Again has stopped working this evening. Have they pulled the
> plug?
>
> The HLS live streams are OK.
It need a look but I guess RTMP versions are gone and only HLS Listen
Again is online
bpa's Pro
StephenC wrote:
> Is the situation completely without hope? Is it the case that the feeds
> needed won't be available to Squeezebox users? Or is it the case that
> there are feeds, but the plugin needs to be changed? I'm not up to speed
> with the finer points of the technicalities. Has the BBC s
majones wrote:
> Do you have the hack? Worth a try to keep the wheels on?
A proper updated plugin is required. Many people aren't up to hacking
the plugin. I count myself as borderline for those purposes. I know
several people at work who keep asking me how all this is going as they
rely on iPla
PasTim wrote:
> As a matter of interest, what's wrong with a Touch?
Don't want something with a large display that sticks up, don't need
anything that complicate. I use a Receiver at present, this is ideal for
my needs in every way except it doesn't do 24/96. I was hoping the John
Swenson projec
There is a piece of open source software the BBC don't like that still
works. It also supplies Radio 3 (at least - I haven't tried others) in
320kbps AAC format. I will listen and then delete the program, which I
believe is quite legal and above board.
They are forcing me to do this. I don't
PasTim wrote:
> I do not have much faith in parliament or its MPs. They can make a
> noise, but that's it.
Neither do I but a well-placed parliamentary question can scare the
living daylights out of civil servants (I've experienced it!).
Failing that, we could ask Charlie Booker to do a P
Is the situation completely without hope? Is it the case that the feeds
needed won't be available to Squeezebox users? Or is it the case that
there are feeds, but the plugin needs to be changed? I'm not up to speed
with the finer points of the technicalities. Has the BBC said that they
won't allow
For what its worth I made a complaint too... more a letting off of
steam though...
"I have 7 Logitech Squeezebox devices littered around the house. 90% of
my listening pleasure had been provided via the iPlayer WMA streams. The
BBC have ended these and have not provided a replacement that works
On Squeezebox Radio my HLS streams, via LMS, are still working. As
previously noted, using Triode's 'BBC iPlayer' plug-in, the 'Listen
Again' is returning a message 'Can't open file ...' but proceeds to
'play' a silent file. Looking at 'More Information' shows it has
defaulted to my lowest priorit
castalla wrote:
> Not necessarily - there are named MPs on the committee (and will be
> after the fiasco of an election in May!)
>
> See:
>
> http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/culture-media-and-sport-committee/contact-us/
>
> http://www.parliament.uk/bu
PasTim wrote:
> & get a pro-forma reply from a drone :(
Not necessarily - there are named MPs on the committee (and will be
after the fiasco of an election in May!)
See:
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/culture-media-and-sport-committee/contact-us/
ht
castalla wrote:
> Appreciate your action, but it's futile. You'll just get a pro-forma
> reply from a drone.
>
> Write to the Chair of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee at
> Parliament.
& get a pro-forma reply from a drone :(
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4
bpa wrote:
> Can't see any reason why not ? ...
Thx for the quick answer, I just figured out that I'm already fine with
your WaveInput plugin. Perfect, because my preferred radio station
stopped streaming and now I had to get the terrestrial signal into my
LMS.
It's always amazing what LMS wit
moletteuk wrote:
> I've submitted my complaint to the BBC.
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complain-online/
>
> It's all a bit over my head, but I'm pretty upset about this, I use the
> iplayer plugin for at least an hour every day...well I did.
>
> Anyway, I want to say thanks in advance and
moletteuk wrote:
> I've submitted my complaint to the BBC.
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complain-online/
>
> It's all a bit over my head, but I'm pretty upset about this, I use the
> iplayer plugin for at least an hour every day...well I did.
>
> Anyway, I want to say thanks in advance and
I've submitted my complaint to the BBC.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complain-online/
It's all a bit over my head, but I'm pretty upset about this, I use the
iplayer plugin for at least an hour every day...well I did.
Anyway, I want to say thanks in advance and that I really appreciate the
wo
It's the f***ers at the Beeb who should be neutered.
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This is dire. 2 radios, 1 touch, 1 boom, 1 receiver and an SB+ all
neutered by the f*# BBC. I've just cancelled my direct debit for the
licence fee.
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Owen Smith wrote:
> Probably not by enough for me to buy a Transporter. All I want is
> something simple that plays 24/96, and a Touch isn't it.
As a matter of interest, what's wrong with a Touch?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. LMS & Squeeze2upnp to
The RTMP streams now don't work on my Internet Radios (Marantz and MF),
and display a message saying the format was changed today. How helpful.
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Marantz CR603 UPnP re
expectingtofly wrote:
> Anyway, the RTMP streams still work and you can hack the app to make it
> work again quite easily. However, it needs somebody to actually create
> a properly maintained version, as it is actually broken now.
Do you have the hack? Worth a try to keep the wheels on?
-
expectingtofly wrote:
>
>
> Anyway, the RTMP streams still work and you can hack the app to make it
> work again quite easily. However, it needs somebody to actually create
> a properly maintained version, as it is actually broken now.
Any chance you can point to where to patch the plugin and
The BBC have changed the XML that supplies the meta data for the listen
again streams.
This has broken this plugin.
Code:
http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/redir/version/2.0/vpid/b054pj65/mediaset/audio-syndication/proto/http
T
bpa wrote:
> No a HDS stream (HDS is Adobe's version of chunked HTTP competes against
> Apple's HLS).
>
> The issue is RTMP (which is what Flash/AAC uses) is implemented in
> BBCiPlayer plugin and Applet to deliver Listen Again. The question I had
> was BBC couldn't move to HLS because PC browse
bpa wrote:
> Making their promise of no more rebuffering come true.
Is it possible that BBCiPlayer routings via mediaselector/5 are now
pointing to HDS streams (ie not RTMP or HLS)? I think this is what you
came across earlier today when you modified the Applet?
For what it's worth (not much, but surely a little) I succeeded in
downloading today's Start the Week using a program I have on my Mac,
even though the BBC iPlayer plugin did not work.
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StephenC wrote:
> I suspect that the eBay resale prices for Squeezeboxes in the UK just
> took a hit.
Probably not by enough for me to buy a Transporter. All I want is
something simple that plays 24/96, and a Touch isn't it.
-
StephenC wrote:
> Is there anything else at all that has similar usability as the
> Squeezebox family? I have about seven SB3s, two Radios, a Boom, a Touch,
> and four Raspberry Pis running PiCorePlayer. They're used locally, and
> remotely, and I always take a Radio when I travel. They are all
>
castalla wrote:
> I'm certainly not buying a slave-labour Apple to listen to the BBC.
Is there anything else at all that has similar usability as the
Squeezebox family? I have about seven SB3s, two Radios, a Boom, a Touch,
and four Raspberry Pis running PiCorePlayer. They're used locally, and
re
Owen Smith wrote:
> Yes we're all in the same boat.
And it's going up the creek without a paddle...
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ilainftw wrote:
> The BBC stopped providing (or began hiding) the R3 LA 320k HLS versions
> 2-3 weeks ago. Seemed a bit like rubbing salt in the wound.
So, as usual, no one seems to know that the BBC's plans are, least of
all probably the BBC itself.
If it wasn't so irritating I'd find it rathe
netim3 wrote:
> A few systems support Airplay, so let you stream from any apple device.
I'm certainly not buying a slave-labour Apple to listen to the BBC.
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Owen Smith wrote:
> Did any of the various other hifi streamers or internet radios offer BBC
> Listen Again (before this debacle). I bought a SqueezeBox partly because
> it was the only one with a Listen Again offering that I could find.
A few systems support Airplay, so let you stream from any
Did any of the various other hifi streamers or internet radios offer BBC
Listen Again (before this debacle). I bought a SqueezeBox partly because
it was the only one with a Listen Again offering that I could find.
Owen Smit
castalla wrote:
> Listen again gone?
>
> Possible reasons:
>
> 1. Kevin, the apprentice, has been left in charge, and pressed the wrong
> button?
>
> 2. Somebody in management didn't sign off on this month's electricity
> bill?
>
> 3. Audio Factory workers on strike?
>
> 4. Malice?
Making t
doubleugk wrote:
> Hi bpa,
>
> since the last post is from 2012, I'm wondering if your plugin would
> work with LMS 7.9?
>
> Cheers wgk
Can't see any reason why not ? except possibly the plugin install.xml
file said 7.8 is the max version in which case it is a quick edit.
I assume you have a
This posted earlier on the blog:
'268. Posted by d6jg
on
2 hours ago
Well it seems what some of us suspected from the outset is indeed the
case. There are no manufacturers able to or perhaps prepared to update
existing systems to accommodate HLS wrapped AAC. More manufacturers are
now stating th
Listen again gone?
Possible reasons:
1. Kevin, the apprentice, has been left in charge, and pressed the wrong
button?
2. Somebody in management didn't sign off on this month's electricity
bill?
3. Audio Factory workers on strike?
4. Malice?
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Hi bpa,
since the last post is from 2012, I'm wondering if your plugin would
work with LMS 7.9?
Cheers wgk
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I don't know if this is a pure coincidence, but when I tried Listen
Again (as with everyone else, getting nothing playing) Little Snitch
(program that blocks outgoing connections until they are authorised)
reported that Perl was trying to connect to zdnet.com and (on another
try) to quantservere.c
ModelCitizen wrote:
> I'm really fed up with this. They've made a mess of The Archers too.
> :-(
>
> Simon Turner
> Barcombe, Lewes
The BBC don't care. They have their vision of the future, if the real
world doesn't fit with that well it's too late to change plan now,
admitting failure and back
I'm really fed up with this. They've made a mess of The Archers too. :-(
Simon Turner
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mick_w wrote:
> Listen Again has stopped working this evening. Have they pulled the
> plug?
>
> The HLS live streams are OK.
Same here - LMS latest nightly on Raspberry Pi 2 with HLS plugin. Live
streaming OK, all Listen Again streams now dead.
I think that my rage is now getting the better o
castalla wrote:
> How the hell would anybody know? The only interactive route to the Beeb
> is the fairytale BBC blog which is a sad tale of lies, misinformation
> and guff.
Someone who knows what they're doing runs wireshark watching a working
device and reverse engineers it. That's the only w
Owen Smith wrote:
> Maybe you now need a Nitro key and they closed the loophole of it
> working without one?
How the hell would anybody know? The only interactive route to the Beeb
is the fairytale BBC blog which is a sad tale of lies, misinformation
and guff.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-A
iPlayer Radio app (hideous thing that it is) listen again still working
on my iPad. Started playing The Early Music Show from Radio 3 yesterday.
No idea what bit rate but I got the expected audio.
EDIT: which means some form of HLS listen again is still working,
assuming that's what the world's m
Sod it! I only just got it working again, thanks to BPA's sterling help,
over many hours, and several pages of this thread. I knew the streams
had been mooted for switch off, but didn't think it would be this
brutal.
I'm really, really, really disappointed about this. Fingers crossed that
there's
mick_w wrote:
> I just tried the HLS Listen Again hack from post 2958 but that didn't
> work either.
Maybe you now need a Nitro key and they closed the loophole of it
working without one?
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Sorry if this is a numpty question, but is this the right thread to find
out how to get IPlayer Listen Again from now on? My LMS IPlayer settings
are for AAC, Flash AAC, Flash MP3 and Windows Media, and all I'm getting
is a voice message on the Listen Live channels saying that the format is
now de
mick_w wrote:
> I just tried the HLS Listen Again hack from post 2958 but that didn't
> work either.
Confirm that HLS listen again is also not working.
Either the BBC-US mob have mashed it up (left Kevin in control?) or it's
deliberate
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I just tried the HLS Listen Again hack from post 2958 but that didn't
work either.
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Listen Again dead here too (tried Radio 3 yesterday). We probably
shouldn't have told the BBC we were using RTMP, they might have
forgotten about it and left it running for longer.
So even if we get HLS Listen Again working, it seems there's no 320kbps
AAC for Radio 3? (based on previous posts).
Listen Again has stopped working this evening. Have they pulled the
plug?
The HLS live streams are OK.
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What have the arseholes done now? Nothing seems to work at the BBC
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Just posted on the BBC blog
'@ proseak (259): The evidence would suggest that this is indeed the
case:
http://www.unified-streaming.com/company/news/bbc-selects-unified-streaming-video-factory/
Audio Factory is a spin-off of the Video Factory project.'
So, looks like Scott is no more than a sn
majones wrote:
> Presumably all programming post-RTMP will have HLS streams (assuming we
> can find them) so that we can play them courtesy of your PlayHLS plugin
> and ffmpeg. But it's going to get messy if BBCiPlayer defaults to HDS
> streams (that we can't play at present) - which is the probl
bonze wrote:
> It's another term for AOD :)
>
> Audio On Demand
or the "Alcohol and Other Drugs" (see
http://www.acronymfinder.com/AOD.html) which may be needed to help one
calm down about this fiasco.
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44.1->192kbps. LMS & Squeeze2up
Owen Smith wrote:
> What is LA in this context?
It's another term for AOD :)
Audio On Demand
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2x Touch, 3x SB3
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utgg wrote:
> I've seen 320kbs LA streams with the android mediaset. The url names may
> imply128kbps, but if you look at the HLS master playlist it does declare
> the higher bit rate alternative. Unless something has changed very
> recently... - I'm unable to look at the moment.
I used another p
Looking for some advice.
Need a - simple - cost effective replacement for my old Qnap 101.
Want to run squeezbox server - with as easier install as possible, to
store photos and maybe the odd movie. Dont need a two bay model and only
2TB storage.
Thanks in advance
All the best
Sharper9
@Michael
Is there a way to force SmartMix to retry more often? It always seems to
give up after it hits the first roadblock...
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bpa wrote:
> Since BBC are the hunt for a format which cannot be played except by
> their players - I expect we'll need a PlayHDS except AFAICT ffmpeg, vlc
> and mplayer cannot play it - perfect for BBC but don't worry I expect
> Apple won't allow an Adobe format player on their system Presumably
Owen Smith wrote:
> What is LA in this context?
Listen Again
or Acronym Hell..
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. Minimserver (server) & upplay (control
point) to s
Listen Again was my interpretation of 'LA'
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ilainftw wrote:
> The BBC stopped providing (or began hiding) the R3 LA 320k HLS versions
> 2-3 weeks ago. Seemed a bit like rubbing salt in the wound.
What is LA in this context?
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majones wrote:
> I have loads of questions that I could ask, but probably the most
> significant is whether we'll need a "PlayHDS" plugin?
Since BBC are the hunt for a format which cannot be played except by
their players - I expect we'll need a PlayHDS except AFAICT ffmpeg, vlc
and mplayer cann
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