I am happy to report success for local files. Sonething in your last
post made me wonder if I had actually put the config file where the
executable expected it. So, I did a broad search and it popped up in
the root directory where it belonged. When I was executing it using the
terminal, I
PaulinPosset wrote:
That would be much appreciated. I've not worked out a pattern for when
the HLS streams stop, but they do, so a way of automatically re-starting
would be a great improvement. For what it's worth, Listen Again using
Triode's plugin has only once failed mid-stream whereas
utgg wrote:
Ok, that is a small sample, but still useful information - so no
BBCiPlayerExtras issue.
The stopping dead with BBCiPlayer (i.e. HLS streams) is something I've
very occasionally noticed. The alpha plugin isn't particularly robust if
any of the chunks of stream get dropped, or
castalla wrote:
I've hardly had any dropouts or stops ... is it a difference between uk
and non-uk streams?
Whitman is the OP and is UK based. So I don't think location is the
issue.
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scintilla wrote:
--ickstream will not operate with the interfaces, either iPeng or a
browser, it just freezes before loading TIDAL. MP3 streams appear to be
broken, but I did not lower the firewall. I trust this is due to the
way they are fetched and is similar to why inguz would not
whitman wrote:
Well, some interesting behaviour this evening.
First, around 6:30pm, I started Bob Harris On Sunday, R2, BBCiPlayer.
Stopped dead after about 6 minutes. Immediately restarted it, from the
beginning: stopped dead about 8 minutes in. Not rebuffering: just a dead
stop.
Went
Hi, hope somebody can help me out! When I want to start the Dynamic
Playlist Top Rated for Artist, the feedback form is populated with a
horrible long list that als contains all the Composers:
17905.
This doesn't happen when I browse the Artist list in the Webview or on
any of my Squeezebox
philippe_44 wrote:
[edit]: if the -i option or typing save while it is running does not
work on OSX (does not generate a file), then it means that the xml
library is not compiled properly on OSX, which might explain as well why
the modifications you are doing to it are not taken into
bpa wrote:
Whitman is the OP and is UK based. So I don't think location is the
issue.
Do you see stops - you're non-UK too.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Smart Radio
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite
Cubieboard +
bpa wrote:
Yes with RTMP but not stops - long pauses - more so recently but at off
peak times
My gut feel is that BBC/CDNs are doing network
upgrades/rework/maintenance. If you're a pessimist then this could be
in anticipation of some other changes to BBC services - the optimist
view
castalla wrote:
Do you see stops - you're non-UK too.
Yes with RTMP but not stops - long pauses - more so recently but at off
peak times
My gut feel is that BBC/CDNs are doing network
upgrades/rework/maintenance. If you're a pessimist then this could be
in anticipation of some other changes
The principle is very well described here
http://penguinlovesmusic.de/2011/02/11/coolios-guide-to-remote-playback/
It relates to remote playback using iPeng but all the port forwarding
stuff applies equally when using a laptop with squeezeplay.
*Vortexbox LMS 7.8 music on QNAP TS419p via NFS*
I just built and installed a PI 2 with hifiberry and also got the
Premium plugin for the hifiberry audio output.
It seems volume from the DAC is very low - much lower than from all my
other devices. Is this normal? Is there a special setting?
Yes - volume is max ;-)
Seems very strange cause I
Spoke too soon .. R4 and R5 both stopped dead in the last 10 minutes ...
and again after 2 mins. in.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Smart Radio
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite
Cubieboard + Debian 7 + LMS 7.8.1 +
I'm also seeing issues. Am using only the BBC iPlayer plugin and Listen
Live, exclusively Radio1. I had the occasional buffering when the
initial HLS issues were sorted out but it has mostly been very
occasional and wasn't an issue. Over the last two weeks or so it has
become almost unusable
mherger wrote:
The SmartMix plugin is now working after implementing the above. So
you
increased the timeout from 30 to 60 and the plugin now uploads data
in
blocks of 500 songs instead of 2500 (?). Question is: did the timeout
solved it or the max_upload?
That's a great question,
ralphy wrote:
I had tested changing the player name in the config.xml when I started
using the osx build and played at least 10 tracks to the popcorn hour
before releasing it.
Sounds like everything has been sorted. Is there still a need to look
at the libupnp osx build?
I did the same,
bpa wrote:
Just to see if there is a difference betrween CDNS Akamai and Limelight.
To test I modded the BBCiPlayer plugin on my system so that I can
choose which CDN to use as Plugin will nearly always choose akamai and
never limelight. So far no problems with either !!
Who knows what the
Oh well, so much for that theory.
Went to Extras this evening, around 6:45pm, and played the Listen Again
stream of this week's Jamie Cullum show, R2.
OK for about 40 minutes, then rebuffered very briefly, once. Just a
jitter, I thought.
Then about five minutes later, a rebuffering, then
Just to see if there is a difference betrween CDNS Akamai and Limelight.
I changed the plugin so that I can choose which CDN to use as Plugin
will nearly always choose akamai and never limelight.
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Hi,
I am actually really quite happy to announce the release of Soundicity
(formerly Soundicity 8.1), a Squeezebox controller app, for Windows
tablets running Windows 8.1. This is a universal app, which will run on
your tablet as well as on your phone. So, if you bought Soundicity 8.1
(now
Yes, of course you are correct. I see the -i option with that entry. A
sI said, I am not a sophisticated user. I learned some Verilog on a
Digital workstation in college, but never learned any Unix and this is
my first Mac. It appears that the compile is correct for the basic
implementation.
This is what I get at runtime using your command:
Pauls-iMac:~ paul$ open squeeze2upnp-osx-x64_86 -i myconfig.xml
open: invalid option -- i
Usage: open [-e] [-t] [-f] [-W] [-R] [-n] [-g] [-h] [-b bundle
identifier] [-a application] [filenames] [--args arguments]
Help: Open opens files from a
scintilla wrote:
This is what I get at runtime using your command:
Pauls-iMac:~ paul$ open squeeze2upnp-osx-x64_86 -i myconfig.xml
open: invalid option -- i
Usage: open [-e] [-t] [-f] [-W] [-R] [-n] [-g] [-h] [-b bundle
identifier] [-a application] [filenames] [--args arguments]
Help:
scintilla wrote:
I spent time today reconfiguring and troubleshooting. I erased my
config.xml file and ran the process from the beginning. The -i
statement still did not work for me, but using save did. It picked up
the Oppo just fine and added it as a device as expected. Once I
I spent time today reconfiguring and troubleshooting. I erased my
config.xml file and ran the process from the beginning. The -i
statement still did not work for me, but using save did. It picked up
the Oppo just fine and added it as a device as expected. Once I
modified the codecs, max
BoomX2 wrote:
I have MLB scores working again in the weather.com version of SDT. I am
considering the attached file a Release Candidate, but not necessarily
the final release for version 5-9-24. I expect it may still need a few
tweaks such as proper handling of Postponed and Delayed games.
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