HeadBanger wrote:
> Owner on all files listed as
> Unix User/www
>
> So this is OK - it's not this causing the issue?
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 ?
Owner on all files listed as
Unix User/www
So this is OK - it's not this causing the issue?
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receiver with iPeng 7 & SqueezePlayer
served by HP N36 running FreeNAS/SlimNAS/LMS 7.9
HeadBanger's
castalla wrote:
> Live or Listen Again stream?
>
> Have you changed the menu.opml file?
Both live and stream again report the same and I have updated the
menu.opml.
Help?!
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receiver with iPeng 7 & SqueezePlayer
served by HP N36 running FreeNAS/SlimNAS/LMS 7.9
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HeadBanger wrote:
> Ah, OK thanks. How do I check that please?
How are you accessing the server? If you have Windows, use WinSCP and
get to the plugin folder. WinSCP lets you investigate Properties -
ownership, etc. and change them.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 sp
Ah, OK thanks. How do I check that please?
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receiver with iPeng 7 & SqueezePlayer
served by HP N36 running FreeNAS/SlimNAS/LMS 7.9
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HeadBanger wrote:
> Not quite sure what you mean but all files have read and write
> permissions on the server if that's what you mean?
>
> I'm guessing that the FFMPEG file is not working correctly too. Does
> anyone know where a working one for BSD/FreeNAS can be downloaded?
>
> Thanks
No Pa
Not quite sure what you mean but all files have read and write
permissions on the server if that's what you mean?
I'm guessing that the FFMPEG file is not working correctly too. Does
anyone know where a working one for BSD/FreeNAS can be downloaded?
Thanks
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receive
HeadBanger wrote:
> Can anyone help me get this working please? I have found a version of
> FFMPEG that the HLS plugin recognises and I can change the audio
> settings. So far so good.
>
> However, any HLS stream that I try to play my SBs report 'Problem:
> cannot open file for: [stream name]'
>
HeadBanger wrote:
> Both live and stream again report the same and I have updated the
> menu.opml.
>
> Help?!
Looks like it may be a dodgy ffmpeg not sure, really. Are you sure
File Types are correct?
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logite
HeadBanger wrote:
> Can anyone help me get this working please? I have found a version of
> FFMPEG that the HLS plugin recognises and I can change the audio
> settings. So far so good.
>
> However, any HLS stream that I try to play my SBs report 'Problem:
> cannot open file for: [stream name]'
>
Can anyone help me get this working please? I have found a version of
FFMPEG that the HLS plugin recognises and I can change the audio
settings. So far so good.
However, any HLS stream that I try to play my SBs report 'Problem:
cannot open file for: [stream name]'
Any help very much appreciated
The non-uk streams are 96kbps (sbr_low) and 48kbps (sbr_vlow). Bonze's
non-uk menu is 96kbps, I believe.
The list of live URLs and various options are given here:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103208-Available-HLS-Streams&p=809191&highlight=#post809191
Touch, Meridian G92, Merid
CommanderROR wrote:
> @PasTim
>
> I tried your BBC 4 link, and it works. However, that't the low wuality
> stream I guess, and I don't think i can get the high quality streams
> that way, right? HQ/HD Streams are probably meant to be UK only. Sadly I
> don't get any bitrate display from the HLS
@PasTim
I tried your BBC 4 link, and it works. However, that't the low wuality
stream I guess, and I don't think i can get the high quality streams
that way, right? HQ/HD Streams are probably meant to be UK only. Sadly I
don't get any bitrate display from the HLS streams...
kingswindsor wrote:
> The buffering entries in the log seem to coincide with the drop outs I
> hear. How would I increase the Radio Station buffer timeout please?
> That might be the easiest first step.
>
> I am running LMS on a Vortexbox 2.3 and the players are a mixture of
> RPi/PiCorePlay
bpa wrote:
> I can't see anything wrong with the buffering log. What do you think is
> wrong ?
>
> Have you tried to increase the Radio Station buffer timeout ?
> I can't remember what LMS platform or setup you are using ? Since you
> are syncing - what sort of players have you got ?
The buffer
kingswindsor wrote:
> Unfortunately I am still having problems with drop-outs in the audio and
> the stream stopping. Sometimes I can go without problems for hours and
> sometimes, like now, every few minutes. Sometimes the drop-out becomes
> permanent and the stream stops It seems to be
Can anyone help with where to get a working FFMPEG for FreeNAS / BSD
please?
Thank you.
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receiver with iPeng 7 & SqueezePlayer
served by HP N36 running FreeNAS/SlimNAS/LMS 7.9
HeadBanger's Profi
Unfortunately I am still having problems with drop-outs in the audio and
the stream stopping. Sometimes I can go without problems for hours and
sometimes, like now, every few minutes. Sometimes the drop-out becomes
permanent and the stream stops It seems to be due to buffering -
see log be
CommanderROR wrote:
> Actually, I'm not using iPlayer at all. I added the stream URL right
> into a LMS favourite. Maybebthat isn't supposed to work, but it's fine
> for the HD AAC stream (non HLS)
That's fine for Radio 3, if that's all you want. For the others, try a
non-uk Radio 4 one, such as
Actually, I'm not using iPlayer at all. I added the stream URL right
into a LMS favourite. Maybebthat isn't supposed to work, but it's fine
for the HD AAC stream (non HLS)
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CommanderROR wrote:
> Thanks!
>
> That should do the trick nicely... ;)
>
> It now shows FFMPEG in the file type register, but the stream still
> doesn't play. Oh well, at least the HD AAc stream works fine at the
> moment, even though I'm accessing it from Germany.. :D
>
> The BBC pribably m
Can't remember what I changed, but have an odroid based lms in the us
and hls is fine for live. It was something around avconv. Anyway, it
leaves the shores fine. Did you replace the menu.opml with the non-uk
one?
yeo
Thanks!
That should do the trick nicely... ;)
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CommanderROR wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to read through the entire thread, but might have missed it
> somewhere along the way...
>
> I'm running LMS on an Odroid U3 with Debian 14.04, so I can't easily
> install FFMPEG. Of course, there is that libav, but the HLS Plugin does
> not use those. Is t
Hi,
I tried to read through the entire thread, but might have missed it
somewhere along the way...
I'm running LMS on an Odroid U3 with Debian 14.04, so I can't easily
install FFMPEG. Of course, there is that libav, but the HLS Plugin does
not use those. Is there a way to tell the HLS Plugin to
I'm looking after 8 squeezebox systems installed with various friends
and relatives, and the playhls plugin / update the menu.opml file using
winscp fix is currently working fine for listen again and live streams
on iPlayer. Who knows how long this will continue to work! It's a bit
too complex for
PasTim wrote:
> If all PlayHLS file type options are greyed out, your system cannot find
> the programs used for the conversions. Take a look at the files in
> folder /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/PlayHLS
> .
>
> Are they all accessible to your squeezebox user?
>
> I
Verulamius wrote:
> Thanks to everyone, I have managed to get HLS etc. working on my
> Raspberry Pi 2. I followed the instructions on the Linux sub forum to
> compile a version of ffmpeg to work with correct terminations.
>
> The main concern that I have is that it takes over 8 seconds from
> s
Thanks to everyone, I have managed to get HLS etc. working on my
Raspberry Pi 2. I followed the instructions on the Linux sub forum to
compile a version of ffmpeg to work with correct terminations.
The main concern that I have is that it takes over 8 seconds from
selecting a HLS stream via bbc i
Raspberry Pi (version one, model B) with Max2play / squeezeplug (LMS
7.8) installed. Connected by Cat5 to my ADSL router. 80GB of FLAC
music files held on a Synology NAS and read by Pi using NFS.
Squeezeplug came with ffmpeg and Lame preinstalled so all I needed to do
to connect to the new strea
Thanks.
The reason I asked the question was that I was uncertain whether the
Raspberry Pi 2 need a different version compared with other types of
Raspberry PI.
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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 P
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?
>
> Th
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
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:* Ras
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
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 a
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 Triod
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 bi
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 chan
markiii wrote:
> This may yet be my own fault, as I just realised vortexbox is in the
> middle of an ALAC mirror on 13000 tracks at the moment. Whats the
> betting MP3 streams are ok as there is no server transcoding, but HLS is
> falling on its arse due to CPU load. I'll report back when it even
TheLastMan wrote:
> The problem was apparently fixed as the rebuffering problems largely
> stopped
Unless you have a small processor - patch should have only taken
seconds. I wonder if you system is overloaded.
The patch should not affect buffering per se unless rebuffering was
caused by havin
richardsk wrote:
> Use the patch utility -- go to /usr/share/perl5/Slim then run
> patch -b sigpipe.patch
> ( the -b will create a backup)
Thanks for that.
I started getting terrible buffering problems, stopping and starting
continually every few seconds so I ran the patch as described via SSH
u
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I have been trying to get the Play HLS plugin working on my Centos 6.6
> system.
>
> I have compiled ffmpeg from git and installed BBCiPlayer(Triode)
> together with the menu.opml (Bonze) and PlayHLS(Bpa).
>
> After this te streams do not play in LMS but ffmpeg on
Hi All
I have been trying to get the Play HLS plugin working on my Centos 6.6
system.
I have compiled ffmpeg from git and installed BBCiPlayer(Triode)
together with the menu.opml (Bonze) and PlayHLS(Bpa).
After this te streams do not play in LMS but ffmpeg on the linux command
line works fine.
Thanks bpa, I missed that thread but will experiment and report back
if/when I establish anything.
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kingswindsor wrote:
> It has been failing after 30 secs or 5 mins or some other random
> interval so the 10 hours was a surprise. I have been using the latest
> menu.opml so I suppose that is the iplayer url
>
> URL="iplayer://live?aac=http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulc
It has been failing after 30 secs or 5 mins or some other random
interval so the 10 hours was a surprise. I have been using the latest
menu.opml so I suppose that is the iplayer url
URL="iplayer://live?aac=http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radi
kingswindsor wrote:
> For no obvious reason everything was working beautifully for me today
> (sorry markiii) and the Radio 3 HLS stream ran without a hitch - but
> after 10 hours it stopped and is now unreliable again. I had two
> players running at the same time (not synchronised) and one fail
markiii wrote:
> This may yet be my own fault, as I just realised vortexbox is in the
> middle of an ALAC mirror on 13000 tracks at the moment. Whats the
> betting MP3 streams are ok as there is no server transcoding, but HLS is
> falling on its arse due to CPU load. I'll report back when it even
ftlight wrote:
> I posted this request for information on the (yet another) new post on
> the BBC blog:
>
> Andrew Scott said:
>
> "Some manufacturers understood, responded to the information we
> provided, asked us questions, implemented the changes and those devices
> are now working fine."
>
I posted this request for information on the (yet another) new post on
the BBC blog:
Andrew Scott said:
"Some manufacturers understood, responded to the information we
provided, asked us questions, implemented the changes and those devices
are now working fine."
Please provide a list of these m
There is a new post from the BBC on their Internet Blog.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/234a65f0-89c1-489c-b6e9-55d2de932e53
It, once again, bangs on about WMA and providing a fallback 128 kbps mp3
live stream but it never mentions the "old" AAC streams.
One para seems signicant th
There's probably some smug BBC exec sat at home somewhere with his
Apple-iProduct wondering what all the fuss is about.
LMS Version: 7.9
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2x Touch, 3x SB3
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PasTim wrote:
> I know nothing about that setup, other than it's a flavour of linux. I
> suppose "apt-get install lame" is too obvious?
Suspiciously so! It can't be that simple?
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Smart Radio
Raspberry P
After a week of chaos, my isp finally restored the internet last night
. sigh.
However, I found that my squeezeplug pi device seems to have gone awry
...
So, I've reinstalled the 7.5 version - set up as before BUT there's no
lame settings for mp3 in the File Type dialog. All mp3 types are
di
Andrew Scott on the BBC Internet Blog:
> @5 majones - no, the RTMP streams will be shut down as well. *We've
> never published the RTMP streams, they have only ever been expected to
> be used by our own applications* so we have not published a timeline for
> that. If you are using a device which
most IT programs fail because of not having systems analysts who
properly scope the problem statement
would not surprise me if someone forgot to put the listen again streams
in scope in the slightest
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay
JohnB wrote:
> There is a new post from the BBC on their Internet Blog.
> It, once again, bangs on about WMA and providing a fallback 128 kbps mp3
> live stream but it never mentions the "old" AAC streams.
It is totally mystifying that the BBC Audio Factory people never talk
about the Listen Agai
castalla wrote:
> Yes it can!
>
> Sorted.
Not everything in life is complicated, just most of it :)
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 (co
castalla wrote:
> Suspiciously so! It can't be that simple?
Yes it can!
Sorted.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio
Logitech UE Smart Radio
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite - Logitech Mini Boombox
speaker (mothballed)
Cubieboard + Debia
TheLastMan wrote:
> Squeezeplug is based on debian, so standard debian commands should
> work.
>
> I am surprised that PasTim is having this problem as I have recently
> reinstalled both v7.50 and latterly the Max2Play versions (Max2Play is
> just a browser interface to v7.50) and each time both
TheLastMan wrote:
> Squeezeplug is based on debian, so standard debian commands should
> work.
>
> I am surprised that PasTim is having this problem as I have recently
> reinstalled both v7.50 and latterly the Max2Play versions (Max2Play is
> just a browser interface to v7.50) and each time both
PasTim wrote:
> I know nothing about that setup, other than it's a flavour of linux. I
> suppose "apt-get install lame" is too obvious?
Squeezeplug is based on debian, so standard debian commands should
work.
I am surprised that PasTim is having this problem as I have recently
reinstalled both v
castalla wrote:
> After a week of chaos, my isp finally restored the internet last night
> . sigh.
>
> However, I found that my squeezeplug pi device seems to have gone awry
> ...
>
> So, I've reinstalled the 7.5 version - set up as before BUT there's no
> lame settings for mp3 in the File
richardsk wrote:
> T It's in Formats/RemoteStream.pm, and I'm not sure when that gets
> called. It's not involved in this BBC radio problem so may not be
> relevant.
All transcoding protocols such as BBCiPlayer RTMP.pm are subclassed off
Formats::RemoteStream. So you will not see it "called" as
richardsk wrote:
>
> The global trap seems like the best approach, but there is another
> location where sigpipe is trapped that I still need to look at. It's in
> Formats/RemoteStream.pm, and I'm not sure when that gets called. It's
> not involved in this BBC radio problem so may not be relevan
is this related ot the HLS plugin?
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay 7.8 on 2 x Windows 7 PCs
LMS 7.7.3 on DIY UnRaid NAS now upgraded to 7.8 (06/01/2015)
Squeeze user since the SB1
--
I have got the max2play up and running on my raspberry pi 2. However I
have a couple of problems.
1. My USB hard drives are not recognised by the RPI and so I can not
access my music library.
2. When I connect up the RPI to my home network, via LAN to my router,
all of my devices on my network s
Giza2020 wrote:
> Markii I had this problem and I'm not sure how I fixed it but I did
>
> Could have been the upgrade of FFMEG using a post by Milhouse in these
> forums (look at my posts and you'll find it)
>
> I also reset my router - that could have helped
>
> I also restarted LMS
>
>
mrw wrote:
> Why didn't I think of looking there ? :)
>
> It seems to working fine on Debian Wheezy (stable) on a SheevaPlug
> (arm). It effectively does what some of the later wrapper scripts posted
> in this thread do.
>
> Longer term:
>
> Is this an LMS bug ?
>
> Should the pipe trap be se
Markii I had this problem and I'm not sure how I fixed it but I did
Could have been the upgrade of FFMEG using a post by Milhouse in these
forums (look at my posts and you'll find it)
I also reset my router - that could have helped
I also restarted LMS
And I also prayed to the tech lo
yep the mp3 streams are actually more stable than the HLS this morning
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay 7.8 on 2 x Windows 7 PCs
LMS 7.7.3 on DIY UnRaid NAS now upgraded to 7.8 (06/01/2015)
Squeeze user since the SB1
--
seems even worse this morning, lucky to get 10 seconds play betweem
rebuffers
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay 7.8 on 2 x Windows 7 PCs
LMS 7.7.3 on DIY UnRaid NAS now upgraded to 7.8 (06/01/2015)
Squeeze user since the SB1
---
mrw wrote:
> I notice that the command pipeline seems to be invoked differently on
> Windows systems, I don't know whether they are susceptible to this
> problem.
Windows will be a special case as I think there are two ways transcoding
happens. In the case where socketwrapper is used, sigpipe s
TheLastMan wrote:
> Hi Richard, how do you apply this patch?
Use the patch utility -- go to /usr/share/perl5/Slim then run
patch -b sigpipe.patch
( the -b will create a backup)
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richardsk wrote:
> I've been looking into why avconv/ffmpeg doesn't stop after playing the
> HLS stream, and have discovered that it's a problem with the servers'
> handling of SIGPIPE.
> The server sets the IGNORE flag on the pipe trap, and the POSIX spec
> requires the flag to be inherited by a
anyone else finding the HLS streams constantly rebuffering at the
moment?
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay 7.8 on 2 x Windows 7 PCs
LMS 7.7.3 on DIY UnRaid NAS now upgraded to 7.8 (06/01/2015)
Squeeze user since the SB1
---
Hmm, looks like I forgot to up the buffer size, now set to 30 secs,
let's see if that helps
Transporter (Lounge)
Touch (Office)
Touch (Kitchen)
Radio (Bedroom)
Radio (Garage)
SqueezePlay 7.8 on 2 x Windows 7 PCs
LMS 7.7.3 on DIY UnRaid NAS now upgraded to 7.8 (06/01/2015)
Squeeze user since t
markiii wrote:
> Seems to be much the same on radio 1, 2, 3, 5 though oddly ok on 4
>
> Roughly 25 seconds of playback before stops and rebuffers, starts
> playing then repeats
Hmmm, not quite the same as my problem perhaps. Following bpa's advice
I turned up the logging on player.source to DE
kingswindsor wrote:
> Can you describe the rebuffering symptoms some more? I'm finding the
> streams stutter and fail incessantly at the moment - see my other recent
> posts.
Seems to be much the same on radio 1, 2, 3, 5 though oddly ok on 4
Roughly 25 seconds of playback before stops and rebu
Hi Richard, how do you apply this patch?
richardsk wrote:
> I've been looking into why avconv/ffmpeg doesn't stop after playing the
> HLS stream, and have discovered that it's a problem with the servers'
> handling of SIGPIPE.
> The server sets the IGNORE flag on the pipe trap, and the POSIX spe
markiii wrote:
> anyone else finding the HLS streams constantly rebuffering at the
> moment?
Can you describe the rebuffering symptoms some more? I'm finding the
streams stutter and fail incessantly at the moment - see my other recent
posts.
---
utgg wrote:
> The m3u8 'master playlist' url that you'll find in that bit of json/xml
> won't play in ffmpeg though. There is some 'bbc special' mucking about
> with cookies required - that's why I've written my own program to
> replace ffmpeg to handle this. The master playlist usually gives a
>
castalla wrote:
> This is likely because ffmpeg is not exiting correctly. The squeezeplug
> ffmpeg has been reported as showing this behaviour.
>
> Run top in terminal and you'll likely see multiple ffmpeg processes as
> you change streams.
I can confirm this, see my post here,
http://foru
TheLastMan wrote:
> I have noticed more "lag" between selecting a station and the stream
> running
This is likely because ffmpeg is not exiting correctly. The squeezeplug
ffmpeg has been reported as showing this behaviour.
Run top in terminal and you'll likely see multiple ffmpeg processes a
markiii wrote:
> anyone else finding the HLS streams constantly rebuffering at the
> moment?
Live Radio 4 seems stable, as all the other live streams I've listened
to for the last ten days or so have been. In fact I can see the buffer
on my Revo SuperConnect radio and everytime I've looked the b
LMS is running on an I5 with 3 Gig Ram using Vortexbox at the moment as
I'm in the process of swapping some architecture around
it ran fine last week on that hardware, you coudl be right as more
people have fixed something to get to the HLS streams maybe its
overloading
Transporter (Lounge)
To
markiii wrote:
> anyone else finding the HLS streams constantly rebuffering at the
> moment?
Not constantly but occassionally. I put this down to the fact that I am
now using a Raspberry Pi with Squeezeplug which is probably slightly
under-powered for transcoding. I have noticed more "lag" betw
utgg wrote:
> ... I haven't yet looked for an alternative, but
> http://polling.bbc.co.uk/appconfig/iplayerradio/android/1.6.5/endpoints.json
> might be a nice starting point to find all the urls, although the
> version numbering implies it isn't very permanent! ...
Ok, I've only just noticed th
JohnB wrote:
>
> The on-demand Radio 3 streams seem to be still using the old rtmp
> format.
If that's the case, it sounds like we'll be ok with the rtmp on-demand
streams for a good while yet. And also have no example of on-demand hds
to investigate...
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Same on Windows but for live streaming it does appear that it is using
HDS.
The "sniffer" part of a program I have gives
"http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hds/uk/hd/llnw/bbc_radio_three.f4m";
as the URL for Radio 3 Live.
The on-demand Radio 3 streams seem to be stil
JohnB wrote:
> Probably not relevant to your question but, from what I can see, HDS is
> used by the BBC's own player on its website.
On non UK, playing radio programs through BBBC website/ Radio ... it is
still Flash on Windows and Linux.
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JohnB wrote:
> Probably not relevant to your question but, from what I can see, HDS is
> used by the BBC's own player on its website.
That's good to know. I may see what is involved to use that now...
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utgg wrote:
> The following format of mediaselector/5 is a starting point:
> "http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/select/version/2.0/vpid/b052grbv/format/json/mediaset/android-phone-rtmp-high/proto/http";.
>
> Mediaset can also be 'apple-ipad-hls', and I guess there are others
> about - I
Probably not relevant to your question but, from what I can see, HDS is
used by the BBC's own player on its website.
Touch, Meridian G92, Meridian G55, PMC OB1i speakers, HP Proliant
Microserver/Ubuntu, PC/Windows 7, iPad 4, iPeng, Squeezepad.
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utgg wrote:
> The following format of mediaselector/5 is a starting point:
> "http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/select/version/2.0/vpid/b052grbv/format/json/mediaset/android-phone-rtmp-high/proto/http";.
>
> Mediaset can also be 'apple-ipad-hls', and I guess there are others
> about - I
utgg wrote:
> Mediaset can also be 'apple-ipad-hls', and I guess there are others
> about - I've only found ones that yield lower bit rates for mobile use.
>
Interesting that is an "apple" selections. Last time I looked iPlayer
on PC browser (couldn't check Safari) only offers Flash at the m
bpa wrote:
> The XML points to a MTIS file which has info something like this showing
> a WMA and a AAC URL
> >
Code:
> >
> http://bbc.co.uk/2008/mp/mediaselection";>
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> http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/4/asx/b052j5l9/s
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