Berns wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Recently I discovered that one of my favorite radio stations here in
> Belgium is playing HLS, so I'm wondering if there is a working and
> stable solution to play this stream on a Squeezebox Boom.
>
> Is there anyone out there that has HLS enabled on his LMS system (
Hi all,
Recently I discovered that one of my favorite radio stations here in
Belgium is playing HLS, so I'm wondering if there is a working and
stable solution to play this stream on a Squeezebox Boom.
Is there anyone out there that has HLS enabled on his LMS system (mine
is windows based), and
slartibartfast wrote:
> However, I cannot choose hls streams from Tunein options for Capital,
> Absolute or X which seems odd as hls is in the url.
MIME type of the Captial, Absolute stream may be not be defined in conf
file or perhaps even wrong (some broadcasters mark them as byte/octet
strea
bpa wrote:
> Frankly I've lost track of ffmpeg and avconv versions and capabilties.
> Different builds can have different options included.IIRC there were
> problem with some ARM based NAS system with some builds and newer
> versions of ffmpeg/avconv so all I can say - try it - it won't harm
slartibartfast wrote:
> Any opinions on whether this latest version of ffmpeg would work
> correctly with PlayHLS? It seems to be recent. I understand the version
> available when the plugin was developed was too old.
Frankly I've lost track of ffmpeg and avconv versions and capabilties.
Differe
Any opinions on whether this latest version of ffmpeg would work
correctly with PlayHLS? It seems to be recent. I understand the version
available when the plugin was developed was too old.
https://packages.debian.org/jessie-backports/ffmpeg
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Much thanks for all your hard work bpa
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bpa wrote:
> Thanks to mherger the LMS consolidated repository has been updated.
> PlayHLS should now appear under 3rd party plugins without the need for
> adding the sourceforge based repository URL.
Thanks to both you and mherger. I've also now got PlayWMA back in the
3rd party list (I previo
Thanks to mherger the LMS consolidated repository has been updated.
PlayHLS should now appear under 3rd party plugins without the need for
adding the sourceforge based repository URL.
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PasTim wrote:
> Maybe there are different consolidated lists for some LMS versions?
No - I found the problem- I had left of a copy of the PlayHLS plugin in
another non Cache subdirectory of my 7.8 LMS.
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bpa wrote:
> It looks like PlayHLS has not yet made it into logitech consolidated
> list of repos ( http://repos.squeezecommunity.org/extensions.xml ) -
> which confuses me as now I don't know where my 7.8 version is picking up
> the plugin.
I added your repo explicitly
(http://downloads.sourcef
It looks like PlayHLS has not yet made it into logitech consolidated
list of repos ( http://repos.squeezecommunity.org/extensions.xml ) -
which confuses me as now I don't know where my 7.8 version is picking up
the plugin.
PasTim wrote:
> So either there's something odd in my system (quite likely) or we are on
> different LMS source servers. If/when it appears I'll report.
I normally run 7.8 - I just tested with 7.9 and it doesn't appear. I'll
need to check to what is happening - the plugin entry in the repos xml
bpa wrote:
> No need to reboot server just stop and start LMS. The LMS catalogue (and
> I guess we should be using the same server dealing with W. Europe) is
> updated for me - I have deleted all references to an install and it
> appears in the "inactive" Plugins list. Try deleting cache.db as
PasTim wrote:
> It's not there at present (I have rebooted my server). I guess the LMS
> catalogue hasn't been updated yet. I'll look tomorrow.
No need to reboot server just stop and start LMS. The LMS catalogue is
updated for me - I have deleted all references to an install and it
appears in t
bpa wrote:
> No need to have an additional repos for this.
>
> PlayHLS is now part of my repos xml which is read by the Logitech
> system which provides the list of all plugins (incl recommended 3rd
> party) . When not installed It should appear under the "inactive
> plugins" drop down list ab
PasTim wrote:
> It's not on my system this morning. Do I need to specify a report or
> not? (I'm a little confused about what is 'standard' 3rd party and what
> I have to specify in separate repos).
No need to have an additional repos for this.
PlayHLS is now part of my repos xml which is rea
bpa wrote:
> Finally got around to updting the repo. If you restart LMS, playHLS
> should now appear in the Settings/Plugins tab.
It's not on my system this morning. Do I need to specify a report or
not? (I'm a little confused about what is 'standard' 3rd party and what
I have to specify in sep
bpa wrote:
> I moved it to sourceforge but forgot to include it in the repo URL.
Finally got around to updting the repo. If you restart LMS, playHLS
should now appear in the Settings/Plugins tab.
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alnames wrote:
> Just curious if you ever got a chance to move the PlayHLS plugin to
> Soundforge?
I moved it to sourceforge but forgot to include it in the repo URL.
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bpa wrote:
> Google has changed access to google code as a part of its shutdown.
>
> I am moving the pluginsd to sourceforger but haven't managed to complete
> the move just yet. I will post new repository URL when it's ready.
Just curious if you ever got a chance to move the PlayHLS plugin to
Google has changed access to google code as a part of its shutdown.
I am moving the pluginsd to sourceforger but haven't managed to complete
the move just yet. I will post new repository URL when it's ready.
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I also noticed that the old repo
"http://bpaplugins.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/repo-playhls.xml"; shows as
"Bad repository
http://bpaplugins.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/repo-playhls.xml - 404 Not
Found" under plugins (I installed it some time ago).
I use this plugin along with a python script to strea
bpa wrote:
> I need to create a new repository to replace the Google code.
> Sourceforge is a possibility but there have been problem with it so I've
> been looking at other options.
>
> Google said they would keep the Code repository available just not allow
> new projects. It seems they ar
I need to create a new repository to replace the Google code.
Sourceforge is a possibility but there have been problem with it so I've
been looking at other options.
Google said they would keep the Code repository available just not allow
new projects. It seems they are are trying to shutdown
Hi bpa,
I had this plugin installed, although I've not been using it for some
time since I only used it for the BBC iPlayer and there are other ways
to do that.
However, I note the google repo has now finally disappeared. I know you
have another repo at
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/
Owen Smith wrote:
> It is a shame that you (bpa) don't have the contact Triode had with the
> BBC. Then you might know what their plans are and could better aim for
> the official release. Does anyone know how Triode got those contacts?
> Someone said he signed an NDA with the BBC, which as an in
It is a shame that you (bpa) don't have the contact Triode had with the
BBC. Then you might know what their plans are and could better aim for
the official release. Does anyone know how Triode got those contacts?
Someone said he signed an NDA with the BBC, which as an individual was
probably uniqu
To restate my view on the BBCiplayer plugin test version.
1. If you set it up to use HLS as main format - then no difference from
current plugin as it is just a bundling of patches and changing
menu.opml URL t
2. DASH is currently a beta test for BBC and you can set your brower
based player to us
Owen Smith wrote:
> The Dash iPlayer plugin has been one of the most stable and consistently
> reliable I have ever used.
My experience is now consistent with the above statement.
However it didn't start out like that. Up until the end of last year I
had a lot of problems streaming BBC DASH li
PasTim wrote:
> If you are happy where you are I'd stick for a while.
>
> The DASH version is still test (as bpa keeps telling us!), isn't
> perfect, some programs may not be in DASH yet, and the Beeb might change
> things again. Personally I enjoy testing things, and I've had no
> problems a
PasTim wrote:
> If you are happy where you are I'd stick for a while.
>
> The DASH version is still test (as bpa keeps telling us!), isn't
> perfect, some programs may not be in DASH yet, and the Beeb might change
> things again. Personally I enjoy testing things, and I've had no
> problems a
JohnB wrote:
> I am a bit out of touch with the more recent developments -can you
> confirm that the DASH plugin provides 320kbps for Listen Again for all
> channels?
>
> Thanks.
If you are happy where you are I'd stick for a while.
The DASH version is still test (as bpa keeps telling us!), i
PasTim wrote:
> Don't change if you don't need to! Just for information the DASH test
> plugin
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104672-BBCiPlayer-with-DASH-support-test-version&p=836657&viewfull=1#post836657)
> also provides 320 kbps for all streams, live and listen again.
I am a
PasTim wrote:
> Don't change if you don't need to! Just for information the DASH test
> plugin
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?104672-BBCiPlayer-with-DASH-support-test-version&p=836657&viewfull=1#post836657)
> also provides 320 kbps for all streams, live and listen again.
Indeed
JohnB wrote:
> Perhaps I am an oddity here but I am still using bpa's original PlayHLS
> plugin +ffmpeg - on the basis that if it works there is no need to fix
> it.
>
> (I use iPlayer Extra for Listen Again because it is the only way to get
> 320 kbps on Radio 3.)
Don't change if you don't need
Perhaps I am an oddity here but I am still using bpa's original PlayHLS
plugin +ffmpeg - on the basis that if it works there is no need to fix
it.
(I use iPlayer Extra for Listen Again because it is the only way to get
320 kbps on Radio 3.)
Touch, Meridian G92, Meridian G55, PMC OB1i speakers,
bpa wrote:
> Since it's not a problem now - it can be left on a "to do" list. On my
> "would be nice" list I already have - rewrite the PlayHLS to use the
> BBCiplayer Plugin HLS code replacing the "heavyweight" solution of
> ffmpeg/avconv. Handling m3u/m3u8 conflict woudl need to be part of th
PasTim wrote:
> As far as I know I don't need HLS now, so it's not an issue for me. If
> anyone else does need this HLS plugin for non-BBC streams, and also
> expects non-streaming m3u8s to work, then it may become a problem.
Since it's not a problem now - it can be left on a "to do" list. On
bpa wrote:
> The plugin is not really a plugin. All it does is create a directory
> with a custom-type.conf and custom-convert.conf files to run ffmpeg
> when a URL with MIME type "application/vnd.apple.mpegurl" or
> "application/x-mpegurl". The trouble is that LMS seems to ignore the
> MIME a
The plugin is not really a plugin. All it does is create a directory
with a custom-type.conf and custom-convert.conf files to run ffmpeg
when a URL with MIME type "application/vnd.apple.mpegurl" or
"application/x-mpegurl". The trouble is that LMS seems to ignore the
MIME if there is a suffix wh
I think I have a problem with this plugin interfering with non-streaming
m3u8 playlists.
The main problem probably is that the plugin would assume that any m3u8
playlist is HLS. Maybe the plugin's use could be limited to assume this
only if the m3u8 file has been loaded from a remote source? O
I think I have a problem with this plugin interfering with non-streaming
m3u8 playlists. I dragged and dropped an m3u8 playlist containing
standard playlist entries for local files, and this plugin got into the
act and caused the error below.
I'm not sure what LMS should do with such playlists,
embak wrote:
> Appended the HLS format to radiotime opml query. Stations listed with
> HLS m3u8 feeds will now show up when browsing Internet Radio. Listening
> to these feeds requires bpa's PlayHLS plugin and ffmpeg.
>
> It is now merged the latest LMS nightly.
>
> Thanks to bpa for this plug
Appended the HLS format to radiotime opml query. Stations listed with
HLS m3u8 feeds will now show up when browsing Internet Radio. Listening
to these feeds requires bpa's PlayHLS plugin and ffmpeg.
It is now merged the latest LMS nightly.
Thanks to bpa for this plugin.
P.S: Any plans to make
bpa wrote:
> I am unclear what problem you are trying to solve nor what you have done
> attempting to solve this proble.
Sorry about that. Anyhow, I solved the problem. I had too many layers of
playlists inside playlists. I removed one layer and it worked fine.
---
dr1818 wrote:
> One more question. I want to play on demand audio (URL changes multiple
> times a day) from the same provider, which I previously got working. I
> have a cgi (served by apache on a raspi) which is able to create the
> proper URL, similar to the one previously mentioned.
>
> Fo
One more question. I want to play on demand audio (URL changes multiple
times a day) from the same provider, which I previously got working. I
have a cgi (served by apache on a raspi) which is able to create the
proper URL, similar to the one previously mentioned.
For other playlist types, I w
dr1818 wrote:
> Thanks, that did it! Will ffmpeg now correctly handle the files which
> really have that mime type? Thanks
The change has the potential to break LMS functionality for URLs which
currently use the MIME type audio/x-mpegurl properly. Worst case is
the URLs will not play. More li
Thanks, that did it! Will ffmpeg now correctly handle the files which
really have that mime type? Thanks
bpa wrote:
> The MIME type usually used with HLS streams are
> application/vnd.apple.mpegurl,application/x-mpegurl
>
> This site is using a MIME type ( audio/x-mpegurl ) for normal playli
The MIME type usually used with HLS streams are
application/vnd.apple.mpegurl,application/x-mpegurl
This site is using a MIME type ( audio/x-mpegurl ) for normal playlist
and as such LMS is handling as a normal playlist.
In your server directory there is a types.conf file which has the
followin
bpa wrote:
> That URL doesn't work for me probably due to giving numeric IP address
> instead of full URL.
Thanks. Well, a higher level result, gives a list of IPs. Anyhow, this
is the top level URL:
https://rr-d.vidnt.com/live/iba/radio-heiM/320/240
It's actually a video stream, even though i
dr1818 wrote:
>
> http://82.80.192.2/iba_radio-heiMRepeat/_definst_/smil:radio-heiM.smil/playlist.m3u8
That URL doesn't work for me probably due to giving numeric IP address
instead of full URL.
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Thanks
http://82.80.192.2/iba_radio-heiMRepeat/_definst_/smil:radio-heiM.smil/playlist.m3u8
Playhls 1.1
Lms 7.8.1 on a Raspi
Ffmpeg is the raspi version someone posted on the forum. I don't see a
standard version number. N-69738*
bpa wrote:
> If LMS is adding "/usr/music" to the playlis
dr1818 wrote:
> I have the PlayHLS Plugin working fine for most URLs. I have one URL,
> where the m3u8 file sends a playlist, but the chunk in the playlist,
> does not have any path before it.
> LMS ends up appending /usr/music to the filename in the playlist. Is
> there a way to get it to prepe
I have the PlayHLS Plugin working fine for most URLs. I have one URL,
where the m3u8 file sends a playlist, but the chunk in the playlist,
does not have any path before it.
LMS ends up appending /usr/music to the filename in the playlist. Is
there a way to get it to prepend to create a full URL?
LenMaroko wrote:
>
> [hls,applehttp @ 0x7fe5c9804a00] Failed to reload playlist 0
> [mpegts @ 0x7fe5c982de00] PES packet size mismatch
> [aac @ 0x7fe5c982e400] Input buffer exhausted before END element found
> Error while decoding stream #0:0: Invalid data found when processing
> input
> [hls,ap
bpa wrote:
> C'mon - It's your problem you have do the work to help solve it.
>
> The first file does not exist and I don't know what if anything is wrong
> with the second as I don't understand it and don't know whether it is OK
> or not.
This is the content of the first file:
Last login: Su
LenMaroko wrote:
> Pls check the output from FFMPEG:
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/tj4rt0291in5h3q/Galgalaz_.rtf?dl=0
> And the Flac:
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/f6huju4fg7cai80/testoutput.flc?dl=0
>
> Thanx from Lennart
C'mon - It's your problem you have do the work to help solve it.
The first
bpa wrote:
> Too complicated - you end up adding more applications and so more
> unrelated things that could wrong.
>
> try
> >
Code:
> >
> ffmpeg -loglevel verbose -i http://test.live.net.il/glgltz-a-zixief.m3u8
-f flac testoutput.flc
>
LenMaroko wrote:
> Found this on the web but does not really know how to handle it :(
> Does it add something to you ?
>
> ffmpeg -i http://test.live.net.il/glgltz-a-zixief.m3u8 -vn -ac 2 -c:a
> libmp3lame -y -f mp3 - | cvlc file:///dev/stdin -I dummy --live-caching
> 2000 --network-caching 2000
bpa wrote:
> Does it play OK using ffmpeg (i.e. transcode into a file) from a
> command line ?
Found this on the web but does not really know how to handle it :(
Does it add something to you ?
ffmpeg -i http://test.live.net.il/glgltz-a-zixief.m3u8 -vn -ac 2 -c:a
libmp3lame -y -f mp3 - | cvlc f
LenMaroko wrote:
> Aha,
> Stream plays out of the box in Safari.
> Can I do something to test ??
Does it play OK using ffmpeg (i.e. transcode into a file) from a
command line ?
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bpa wrote:
> From LMS point of view there is no difference between the Somafm stream
> and the HLS stream. So the problem lies in either the HLS stream or
> ffmpeg or perhaps some of the ffmpeg parameters used to play the HLS
> stream.
>
> edit:
>
> The URL does not play for me with either ffmp
LenMaroko wrote:
> The above stream works well for 1, 2 or 3 synced players..
>From LMS point of view there is no difference between the Somafm stream
and the HLS stream. So the problem lies in either the HLS stream or
ffmpeg or perhaps some of the ffmpeg parameters used to play the HLS
stream.
bpa wrote:
> buffering can be caused by either problem with processor transcoding (as
> Classic cannot play AAC natively) or network.
> Does rebuffering happen when only 1 player ? (i.e. no syncing)
>
> Does this stream cause rebuffering
> http://somafm.com/groovesalad32.pls
The above stream
Hi both work fine.
I think I arrived at the final URL a slightly different way, mentioned
in the original post.
Right click on the game of your choice on the game slider on the BBC
Player and choose "Save Link As". Saves a playlist called
audio_event_stream_065.m3u8 which has the same URL.
Than
ian_heys wrote:
> Thanks both.
>
> I'd just trawled back to the original post when your replies started
> coming through.
>
> I have both Triode's alpha plug-in and bpa's Play HLS.
>
> I've derived the URL I need and although the format seems to have
> changed, it still plays:
>
> http://ae-h
Thanks both.
I'd just trawled back to the original post when your replies started
coming through.
I have both Triode's alpha plug-in and bpa's Play HLS.
I've derived the URL I need and although the format seems to have
changed, it still plays:
http://ae-hls-uk-live.edgesuite.net/pool_19/live/a
ian_heys wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to recover the generic url of the commentary in
> this player:
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/cricket/32524234
>
> So that I can play any of the url's that the BBC assign to the various
> county games throughout the season.
>
> The Player shows thi
ian_heys wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to recover the generic url of the commentary in
> this player:
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/cricket/32524234
>
> So that I can play any of the url's that the BBC assign to the various
> county games throughout the season.
>
> The Player shows thi
Can anyone tell me how to recover the generic url of the commentary in
this player:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/cricket/32524234
So that I can play any of the url's that the BBC assign to the various
county games throughout the season.
The Player shows this stream information:
128kBpS|HDS
LenMaroko wrote:
> Found the file in
> /Users/Lennart/Library/Caches/Squeezebox/InstalledPlugins/Plugins
> And now playing the stream on one player with a little rebuffering.
>
> Tried running 2 synced Squeezebox Classic but they keep rebuffering and
> hence stutter but not as much as my other s
bpa wrote:
> Just did a test.
>
> Assuming the test m3u8 streams play OK on your system.
>
> The problem is the URL uses a non standard MIME type "audio/mepgurl".
> YOu need to stop LMS, edit the PlayHLS plugin file custom-types.conf and
> add the text in red - don't forget the separating comm
bpa wrote:
> Just did a test.
>
> Assuming the test m3u8 streams play OK on your system.
>
> The problem is the URL uses a non standard MIME type "audio/mepgurl".
> YOu need to stop LMS, edit the PlayHLS plugin file custom-types.conf and
> add the text in red - don't forget the separating comm
Just did a test.
Assuming the test m3u8 streams play OK on your system.
The problem is the URL uses a non standard MIME type "audio/mepgurl".
YOu need to stop LMS, edit the PlayHLS plugin file custom-types.conf and
add the text in red - don't forget the separating comma and then restart
LMS.
C
LenMaroko wrote:
> Ihe following url does not play in the plugin, please advise:
> 62.90.90.34/iba_radio-betBRepeat/_definst_/smil:radio-betB.smil/playlist.m3u8
At a guess - it is the video content.
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bpa wrote:
> I do not have an OSX system so the following is a post from an OSX user.
> Please post any suggestions to improve these instructions.
I run it on an MacMini with Logitech Media Server Version: 7.8.1 -
1423065653 @ Fri Feb 6 19:02:17 PST 2015.
MAC OSX 10.9.5
The following url does n
bpa wrote:
> I do not have an OSX system so the following is a post from an OSX user.
> Please post any suggestions to improve these instructions.
Thanx for creating this much wanted plugin!
I run it on an MacMini with Logitech Media Server Version: 7.8.1 -
1423065653 @ Fri Feb 6 19:02:17 PST 20
Many thanks to all for the fixes (Extra plugin too). For mac users, a
easy way of downloading the file is using curl:
Code:
macmini:~ christopher$ cd
/Users/christopher/Library/Caches/Squeezebox/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/BBCiPlayer
macmini:BBCiPlayer christopher$ m
I used ipkg to install ffmpeg on my Synology NAS, however the live HLS
stream wouldn't play on my SB Classic. I then checked the Syno Community
packages but there was no ffmpeg package for my CPU. After all that I
discovered ffmpeg was already installed in /usr/syno/bin so I was
wasting my time!
Just to say I followed Castalla's method on BBCiPlayer plugin - a guick
fix guide - the RMTP fix - and it seems to work!
Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to help passive consumers
like me get their Listen Again back.castalla wrote:
> Read this first!
>
> A BBCPlayer plugin update ha
sweetda1 wrote:
> Thank you. I have managed to insert the menu.opml file supplied by bonze
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53229-Announce-BBCiPlayer-Plugin-%28UK-only%29&p=807276&viewfull=1#post807276)
> but (a) how do I update the BBCiPlayerExtra to 1.8 - I only installed
> 1.7 a
sweetda1 wrote:
> (a) how do I update the BBCiPlayerExtra to 1.8 - I only installed 1.7 a
> couple of days ago following your instructions at the startof this
> thread?
No instructions about Extra in this thread.
See
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?72709-Announce-BBCiPlayerExtra-v1
bpa wrote:
> PlayHLS has no menu.
>
> You need version 1.,8 of BBCiPlayerEXtra to play Listen Again program
> reliably but only after you have put in all the patch files into the
> BBCiPlayer plugin 1.2.14 and update the menu.opml file.
Thank you. I have managed to insert the menu.opml file sup
majones wrote:
> The RadioFeeds plugin available to LMS lists the BBC's HLS streams and
> they require PlayHLS/ffmpeg to work.
Good point!
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Smart Radio
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite
Cubieb
bpa wrote:
> Technically this is not correct.
>
> The PlayHLS plugin is plugin agnostic and no plugin specifically knows
> about it.
>
> PlayHLS allow for any http m3u8 URL to be played whether it is BBC or
> not.
The RadioFeeds plugin available to LMS lists the BBC's HLS streams and
they requi
bpa wrote:
> Technically this is not correct.
>
> The PlayHLS plugin is plugin agnostic and no plugin specifically knows
> about it.
>
> PlayHLS allow for any http m3u8 URL to be played whether it is BBC or
> not.
Yes - but I couldn't be bothered to explain that, given the context!
Touch -
castalla wrote:
> The only plugins which PlayHLS works with is BBCiPlayer (and iPlayer
> Extras)
Technically this is not correct.
The PlayHLS plugin is plugin agnostic and no plugin specifically knows
about it.
PlayHLS allow for any http m3u8 URL to be played whether it is BBC or
not.
--
sweetda1 wrote:
> I think the answer to the question below is somewhere but I have not
> been able to trace it:
>
> I cannot Listen Again - I get the title screen and cover art but either
> the famous 'File not supported' or just a 'connecting' message.
>
> I have followed bpa's very clear inst
sweetda1 wrote:
> I think the answer to the question below is somewhere but I have not
> been able to trace it:
>
> I cannot Listen Again - I get the title screen and cover art but either
> the famous 'File not supported' or just a 'connecting' message.
>
> I have followed bpa's very clear inst
sweetda1 wrote:
> I think the answer to the question below is somewhere but I have not
> been able to trace it:
>
> I cannot Listen Again - I get the title screen and cover art but either
> the famous 'File not supported' or just a 'connecting' message.
> .
PlayHLS has no menu.
You need versio
I think the answer to the question below is somewhere but I have not
been able to trace it:
I cannot Listen Again - I get the title screen and cover art but either
the famous 'File not supported' or just a 'connecting' message.
I have followed bpa's very clear instructions at the start of the th
JohnB wrote:
> I know nothing at all about FreeNAS but I see it is based on FreeBSD. I
> also see that there is a port of ffmpeg 2.3.3 for FreeBSD but have no
> idea whether that would be compatible with FreeNAS or how one would
> install it.
Thanks John. Googling that it looks like I need to co
bpa wrote:
> No - the BBC does not put metadata in their stream and it hasn't changed
> this was the case before HLS.
>
> R1 uses a BBC service called Radiovis which BBCiPlayer plugin supported
> and shoudl still work.
Thanks for the feedback. Prior to the HLS fix I started using the
Radiotime
HeadBanger wrote:
> Looks like that assumption was wrong so I'm back on the search for a
> working FFMPEG for BSD.
I know nothing at all about FreeNAS but I see it is based on FreeBSD. I
also see that there is a port of ffmpeg 2.3.3 for FreeBSD but have no
idea whether that could be compatible w
samk wrote:
> Do the BBC HLS feeds carry metadata (program name, graphics, bitrate
> etc) and if so is it possible for them to be displayed on a squeezebox?
No - the BBC does not put metadata in their stream and it hasn't changed
this was the case before HLS.
R1 uses a BBC service called Radiov
HLS is working successfully on my WHS based LMS - many thanks to all
involved!
Do the BBC HLS feeds carry metadata (program name, graphics, bitrate
etc) and if so is it possible for them to be displayed on a squeezebox?
sa
HeadBanger wrote:
> I couldn't find one so I downloaded from the various links people
> provided here. Once the Apple HLS menu was editable I assumed the file
> was good.
>
> Looks like that assumption was wrong so I'm back on the search for a
> working FFMPEG for BSD.
>
> Thanks for the help -
castalla wrote:
> No idea! On my setup the owner is squeezeboxserver ...
>
> but if it worked before the BBC messed things up, then I'd assume that
> ownership is okay.
>
> Where did you get ffmpeg ? Is it an 'authorised' version for your OS
> (which is pretty unique)?
I couldn't find one
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