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Hi bpa. Just a quick thank you note for fixing Listen Again with 1.6.0.
Very much appreciated :)
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chris.cowap wrote:
> Hi
> Tried making those minor ammends and unfortunately no change to the
> re-buffering issue.
> Sometimes it will hang in there. Seems to be worse when first starting a
> stream.
> Listen again works fine.
> Thanks and epic work by the way !
> Chris
Are you saying
Hi
Tried making those minor ammends and unfortunately no change to the
re-buffering issue.
Sometimes it will hang in there. Seems to be worse when first starting a
stream.
Listen again works fine.
Thanks and epic work by the way !
Chris
chris.cowap wrote:
> Hi
> Since a change onto a windows 10 machine, by Booms are having drop outs.
> Never had this issue on Vista (Yep I know... dont judge me LOL) And
> that was possibly using < v1,6
> It just cant keep the buffer full.
> I can stream at high bit rates without any issue
Rats, we lost the 30 days listen again. Back to 7 days which is so short
as to be of little value to me, which is why I didn't notice when listen
again was broken recently. iPlayerExtras here I come again.
Owen Smith's
bpa wrote:
> On quick inspection I understand most of the suggestion and they seem
> OK. I need to test the ip3k episode duration one to see what is being
> fixed.
Quite an old one that I seem to have had lying around. Play an aod
stream on Jive, take the context menu|more info. Observe
mrw wrote:
> As discussed. Generated with git format-patch.
On quick inspection I understand most of the suggestion and they seem
OK. I need to test the ip3k episode duration one to see what is being
fixed.
bpa's
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mrw wrote:
> I have a few (6 or 7) presentational changes that I make/have made to my
> local installation.
>
> I think some may be of wider interest, others are simply personal
> preference.
>
> Do you have any interest ?
>
> If so, I could post a patch set (against V1.6.0), or perhaps push
bpa wrote:
> A V1.6.1 will be the excuse for a new BBCiPlayer thread.
I have a few (6 or 7) presentational changes that I make/have made to my
local installation.
I think some may be of wider interest, others are simply personal
preference.
Do you have any interest ?
If so, I could post a
Paul Webster wrote:
> Thanks for the quick update.
>
> I just played R4 FM "Today" from yesterday morning and paused it during
> the intro ... at which point the title changed to
> "Today: 17/09/2018 - 25621026 mins delay"
There was a second report of this issue and I've managed to reproduce
bpa wrote:
> I had hoped the 30 day feed would remain - then I would only have to
> maintain one plugin.
So, the BBC DO read this forum then ...
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bpa wrote:
> I had hoped the 30 day feed would remain - then I would only have to
> maintain one plugin.
Indeed. A few days ago it crossed my mind to remove the extra plugin,
but I decided not to, for now. Just as well.
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PasTim wrote:
> The iplayer on the web is even more than 30 days for some stuff, and, as
> expected given how it works, BBCiPlayerExtra is giving me the same.
I had hoped the 30 day feed would remain - then I would only have to
maintain one plugin.
bpa wrote:
> iplayer & apps always has been 30 day - longer than 7day feed - I think
> BBC always wnated the BBC own stuff to have an "edge" (the apps use
> Nitro API)
>
> The BBCiPlayerExtra uses the same feeds as the iplayer for programmes by
> name and I had a screen scraping workaround for
On a positive note, it's good to see that somebody at the BBC is keeping
the documentation up to date, it was updated a couple of days ago (even
if it was after the event) :
https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=111sRKv1WO78E9Mf2Km91JNCzfbmfU0QApsZyvnRYFmU
PasTim wrote:
> Thanks (but I'm unlikely to remember how to do that check!).
>
> The iplayer in a browser still goes a lot further back on Radios 3 and 4
> (and probably others).
iplayer & apps always has been 30 day - longer than 7day feed - I think
BBC always wnated the BBC own stuff to have
bpa wrote:
> No - just use the feed URL(below) in a browser - Chrome / Firefox do a
> good job of formatting XML
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/availability/bbc_radio_fourfm.xml
>
> Similar for JSON - a feed used in Extra is
> https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/a-z/by/x/player.json
>
>
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes - back to 7
> >
Code:
> >
> >
That's a shame. Perhaps 30 days doesn't suit a Reciva...
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PasTim wrote:
> As a matter of idle interest, is that from the system log with a
> non-standard log setting for the iplayer?
No - just use the feed URL(below) in a browser - Chrome / Firefox do a
good job of formatting XML
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/availability/bbc_radio_fourfm.xml
No - that was from going directly to the BBC URL with a web browser.
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes - back to 7
> >
Code:
> >
> >
As a matter of idle interest, is that from the system log with a
non-standard log setting for the iplayer?
LMS 7.9.2 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 18.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps.
Yes - back to 7
Code:
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bpa wrote:
> Can UK users please confirm, for me - non-UK the feed has reverted back
> to 7 days - nolonger 30 days.
>
> First line of data feed
> >
Code:
> >
>
>
> >
>
> I can't see any other change or anyhting else that may have broken
Can UK users please confirm, for me - non-UK the feed has reverted back
to 7 days - nolonger 30 days.
First line of data feed
Code:
I can't see any other change or anyhting else that may have broken with
this latest change.
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think that Reciva might have implemented HLS - but the majority of the
> installed base would not have been able to install the firmware.
> It might have been for Grace Digital.
> Should get a better idea on Monday if the On Demand programmes reappear
> on some/all/none
I think that Reciva might have implemented HLS - but the majority of the
installed base would not have been able to install the firmware.
It might have been for Grace Digital.
Should get a better idea on Monday if the On Demand programmes reappear
on some/all/none of radios using their firmware.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Looks like Reciva (nowadays part of Qualcomm) is still using it - a
> recent post from them
I know a couple of the Reciva guys in Cambridge who work for Qualcomm. I
said something about Dash a year or two ago (I forget when) and he was
very surprised to hear that LMS
bpa wrote:
> I just said Internet radio Appliances such as Roberts radios do not use
> it - not that is hardly used. I believe small number of custom UK home
> audio vendors have a significant number of customers.
Looks like Reciva (nowadays part of Qualcomm) is still using it - a
recent post
PasTim wrote:
> What would be do without bpa and a handful of others giving loads of
> their their time for free?
On the rare occasions I want to record Classic FM rather than listen to
it live I record my DAB tuner or the MP3 internet feed to my S-VHS VCR.
All of Classic FM's listen again
What would be do without bpa and a handful of others giving loads of
their their time for free?
LMS 7.9.2 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 18.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps. 2 Touchs & EDO.
LMS plugin UPnP/DLNA Bridge to MF M1 CLiC (A308CR amp & ESLs) & Marantz
CR603 UPnP renderers.
bpa wrote:
> It's great that mrw did the detective work and unlike me didn't get
> sucked into debate - lesson learnt.
In another life I spent some time in a dual 'front line support' and
'back office fixer' role. Achieving a productive balance was hard, and I
never really learned to get it
Owen Smith wrote:
> Whereas I assume you watch the existing iPlayer threads (possibly with
> email notifications) but won't necessarily see new threads, so a problem
> is more likely to get attention if it is posted here. New threads can
> disappear in a mass of other new threads.
I scan
Owen Smith wrote:
> Which leads me back to why change it at all if it is hardly used? I'd
> have thought the BBC were hoping it would die quietly due to lack of
> use.
I just said Internet radio Appliances such as Roberts radios do not use
it - not that is hardly used. I believe small number
bpa wrote:
> AFAIK Not many internet radio appliances use "Listen Again" feed -
> possibly used by custom home audio system.
Which leads me back to why change it at all if it is hardly used? I'd
have thought the BBC were hoping it would die quietly due to lack of
use.
bpa wrote:
> This thread was started as I was testing in a new version not supporting
> an old version and I only wanted eager users to test.
>
> New threads are often started becuase many users feel their problem
> won't get attention in a long support thread - unfortunately new threads
>
Owen Smith wrote:
> Oh and why did people start new threads? It's a iPlayer plugin problem,
> surely the right place to post it is in the existing iPlayer support
> threads? I didn't see this because I look for new threads about once a
> year.Which of the many iPlayer threads should they have
Owen Smith wrote:
> I wonder how many hardware internet radios have had their listen again
> broken by this change? I suspect all of them? In which case why are the
> manufacturers not frothing at the mouth? Or are there no hardware
> internet radios doing listen again, in which case why did
Owen Smith wrote:
> Oh and why did people start new threads? It's a iPlayer plugin problem,
> surely the right place to post it is in the existing iPlayer support
> threads? I didn't see this because I look for new threads about once a
> year.
This thread was started as I was testing in a new
Oh and why did people start new threads? It's a iPlayer plugin problem,
surely the right place to post it is in the existing iPlayer support
threads? I didn't see this because I look for new threads about once a
year.
I wonder how many hardware internet radios have had their listen again
broken by this change? I suspect all of them? In which case why are the
manufacturers not frothing at the mouth? Or are there no hardware
internet radios doing listen again, in which case why did the BBC change
this at all?
Man in a van wrote:
> I'll be putting a box of large Swan Vesta on a well known auction site
> next week:p (sigh:rolleyes:)
>
> I still have a use for the pitchfork :)
I was away/offline for two days when the problem happened and I was
surprised by a long 404 thread and how much feeling
bpa wrote:
> No they were UK locals - they were talking of letters to OFCOM
> demanding public rights to APIs and perhaps using FOI to find details of
> contracts between BBC and vendors.
I'll be putting a large box of Swan Vesta on a well known auction site
next week:p (sigh:rolleyes:)
I
Owen Smith wrote:
> From Ireland? It's a long way, and the torches will go out crossing the
> Irish Sea.
No they were UK locals - they were talking of letters to OFCOM
demanding public rights to APIs and perhaps using FOI to find details of
contracts between BBC and vendors.
bpa wrote:
> In BBCiPlayer Settings. Change the last part of URL in the "URL for
> menu.opml replacement" from "default-menu.opml" to either
> "default-15day-menu.opml" or "default-30day-menu.opml" and then click
> the "Load Menu from this URL" button. Sorry there is no feedback on the
>
bpa wrote:
> You missed out a lot - nearly had a mob with pitchforks and torches
> ready to march on BBC.
>From Ireland? It's a long way, and the torches will go out crossing the
Irish Sea.
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Owen Smith wrote:
> I hadn't noticed anything was broken with the previous version, but it's
> been a few days since I used listen again. I thought 1.6.0 was to
> support a new feature but the old one was still working.
You missed out a lot - nearly had a mob with pitchforks and torches
ready
bpa wrote:
> 1. Priority was to get a updated version of plugin providing the same
> functionality out asap.
I hadn't noticed anything was broken with the previous version, but it's
been a few days since I used listen again. I thought 1.6.0 was to
support a new feature but the old one was
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> That works fine here, but I don't seem to be able to save the change in
> LMS (should I be able to, or do I have to enter the change manually
> every time I want the default menu option of my choice)?
The plugin has a single menu.opml file. The menu.opml is overwritten
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> That works fine here, but I don't seem to be able to save the change in
> LMS (should I be able to, or do I have to enter the change manually
> every time I want the default menu option of my choice)?
>
> Not a big deal, just a minor irritant.
>
> --
>
> Ray
bpa wrote:
> 1.
> In BBCiPlayer Settings. Change the last part of URL in the "URL for
> menu.opml replacement" from "default-menu.opml" to either
> "default-15day-menu.opml" or "default-30day-menu.opml" and then click
> the "Load Menu from this URL" button. Sorry there is no feedback on the
>
bpa wrote:
>
> Were you playing R4 yesterday and "power off player" with the setting
> "Stop on power off" or "pause on Power off"
In Settings/Player/Audio it is set to "Pause at power off / Resume at
power on".
Note - I didn't use the power button.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Paul Webster wrote:
> Thanks for the quick update.
>
> I just played R4 FM "Today" from yesterday morning and paused it during
> the intro ... at which point the title changed to
> "Today: 17/09/2018 - 25621026 mins delay"
That is a BBCiPlayer minor bug side effect of the pause. I thought I
Thanks for the quick update.
I just played R4 FM "Today" from yesterday morning and paused it during
the intro ... at which point the title changed to
"Today: 17/09/2018 - 25621026 mins delay"
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
bpa wrote:
> Don't think that is feasible - off the top of my head.
> 1. Through setting - opml files can come from anywhere - local files or
> any network storage.
> 2. If you restrict to say sourceforge then plugin would have to do a lot
> of work to get a list of file from sourceforge (most
PasTim wrote:
> If all goes well with this version, longer term a drop-down list of
> menus available, indicating which is currently selected, would be handy.
Don't think that is feasible - off the top of my head.
1. Through setting - opml files can come from anywhere - local files or
any
bpa wrote:
> Yes - the intent was to make it easy to revert back to shipped state.
> If there is an error reading the a new URL - I think it is logged but no
> error is flashed on WebUI (IIRC I tried but didn't persue) .
If all goes well with this version, longer term a drop-down list of
menus
PasTim wrote:
> That works - thanks.
>
> By 'no feedback' do you mean that the URL shown on screen remains
> unchanged, even though I can now see 30 days-worth of programmes?
Yes - the intent was to make it easy to revert back to shipped state.
If there is an error reading the a new URL - I
bpa wrote:
> 1. Priority was to get a updated version of plugin providing the same
> functionality out asap. Consideration had to be taken that users would
> be upgrading from different plugin versions and so had slight difference
> in preference files.
> 2. To add a setting requires not only
Owen Smith wrote:
> I'm running iPlayer v1.6.0 on LMS 7.8.0. But I still see only the last 7
> days dates listed in listen again for Radio 2 and Radio 3, I was
> expecting 30 days now. Do I have to turn something on?
>
> EDIT: I've just checked the iPlayer plugin settings and there is nothing
I'm running iPlayer v1.6.0 on LMS 7.8.0. But I still see only the last 7
days dates listed in listen again for Radio 2 and Radio 3, I was
expecting 30 days now. Do I have to turn something on?
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My backup is an FM tuner for live radio, and a Freeview PVR for listen
again. Falls down a bit due to having to plan in advance, but it means
things I regularly use listen again for I just set to record on Freeview
as well.
I just take one day at a time and don't worry what the BBC might do and
just look to have backup. I had hoped Echo spot with BBC on podcast
would be the solution but the BBC skills are not available in Ireland !
so still looking for a backup that is not a tablet or phone with BBC
iplayer Radio
BBC Apps and web site originally only went back 7 days so the external
feed matched. Then everything else got upgraded to 30 days and the
external feed we use got left as it was. I don't believe it was any more
complicated than that, apart from possible complications that third
party(ies) seem
Owen Smith wrote:
> Does iPlayerExtras serve any purpose now that the main schedule supports
> 30 days? The categories were already greatly reduced compared to the
> past.
>
> I'm pleased by this change, it makes it seem less like the BBC are
> abandoning third parties. After the Nitro damp
Does iPlayerExtras serve any purpose now that the main schedule supports
30 days? The categories were already greatly reduced compared to the
past.
I'm pleased by this change, it makes it seem less like the BBC are
abandoning third parties. After the Nitro damp squid I wondered how much
of a
I have uploaded an updated version of the BBCiPlayer plugin to handle
the updated BBC feed.
The new version is V1.6.0 is just V1.5.4.5 + fix to recent problem. I
have updated the test (V1.5.4.*) and release (V1.5.3) repo URLs to
enable user update the plugin easily.
For users migrating from
bpa wrote:
> Was this with 1.5.3 or later ?
Yup, just fired her up - 1.5.3 on LMS 7.9.0.
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JJP wrote:
> I did have the same buffering problem on my last server running Win7
> pro.
Was this with 1.5.3 or later ?
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bpa wrote:
> .. This isn't a VM or similar ? Is the clock on your system set up to
> get "network" time ?
Thanks. No VM - just vanilla Win10Pro 64bit install with clock
synchronised to time.windows.com. I did have the same buffering problem
on my last server running Win7 pro.
Jonathan.
JJP wrote:
> Hi - yes and no..!
> I'd maxed out the '-Seconds to delay start live stream-' with
> HLS>DASH>MP3.. without effect.
> But I'd not tried that when set to DASH>HLS>... and Yes, when set to *3
> mins*, takes 8 seconds to play but then no more buffering! (at 320kbps).
> 2 min and 1 min
bpa wrote:
> Did you try increasing "Seconds to delay start live stream" as I advised
> ?
Hi - yes and no..!
I'd maxed out the '-Seconds to delay start live stream-' with
HLS>DASH>MP3.. without effect.
But I'd not tried that when set to DASH>HLS>... and Yes, when set to *3
mins*, takes 8
bpa wrote:
> Somehow missed that previous post.
> I'll look at log in more detail but as a start - with WIn10 i7
> rebuffering on live DASH stream - common fix is to go large with
> "Seconds to delay start live stream" - if the max you tried was 15sec
> then it would have no effect - please
bpa wrote:
> 1. Don't play HLS stream on Windows - keep as a "backup" with "DASH >
> HLS > MP3 > FlashAAC" - IIRC The plugin "live" URLs only have DASH and
> HLS now.
Thanks. I've got no major desire for high kbps streams so am happy to
setup whatever works.
I tried switching to DASH> HLS but
JJP wrote:
> I think most of the answers to your Q's (and logs) are in 'my post last
> week'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106409-BBCiPlayer-V1-5-2-beta-test/page53=915437#post915437)
Looked at log.
1. Don't play HLS stream on Windows - keep as a "backup" with "DASH >
HLS >
JJP wrote:
> Cheers bpa, definately uk based in tropical Northumberland!
>
> I think most of the answers to your Q's (and logs) are in 'my post last
> week'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106409-BBCiPlayer-V1-5-2-beta-test/page53=915437#post915437)
>
> Yup my new machine's
Cheers bpa, definately uk based in tropical Northumberland!
I think most of the answers to your Q's (and logs) are in 'my post last
week'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106409-BBCiPlayer-V1-5-2-beta-test/page53=915437#post915437)
Yup my new machine's CPU is an i7, but I was
JJP wrote:
> Bump! - I'd be really grateful for any help with this.
>
> I've tried changing DNS to 8.8.8.8 without success.
> I'm not getting this problem on my SB Radio (which we don't use much),
> only on the SB2, Classic and Boom units
> Which makes me think it's an AAC transcoding problem
JJP wrote:
> Hi, Can anyone [bpa? :-) ] help with my iplayer config please?
>
> I'm getting frequent and variable Connecting... and Rebuffering... on
> all listen live streams.
>
>
>
> Any pointers would be much appreciated!
>
> Jonathan
Bump! - I'd be really grateful for any help with
here's the "blog"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/aboutthebbc/entries/bde59828-90ea-46ac-be5b-6926a07d93fb
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Owen Smith wrote:
> Yeah right, just like UK Radio Player was going to replace iPlayer Radio
> and just like the schedule data iPlayer Extras uses was going to die in
> May. I'll believe it when it actually happens.
This is a fashion statement. This year's new look.
As long as there is a BBC
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> http://radiotoday.co.uk/2018/06/bbc-sounds-app-to-replace-bbc-iplayer-radio/?utm_source=feedburner_medium=feed_campaign=Feed%3A+radiotoday+%28Radio+Today+-+News%29
Yeah right, just like UK Radio Player was going to replace iPlayer Radio
and just like the schedule data
http://radiotoday.co.uk/2018/06/bbc-sounds-app-to-replace-bbc-iplayer-radio/?utm_source=feedburner_medium=feed_campaign=Feed%3A+radiotoday+%28Radio+Today+-+News%29
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Brilliant - works perfectly!
e.g.,
BBC Radio 2
OJ BORG: PARKLIFE BY BLUR
Note: small typo where you joined the strings ("," instead of ".") in
case anybody else tries this, corrected version below:
Code:
$parts = {
'line' => [
Glenn2 wrote:
>
> How could I tweak that patch so that...:
>
> STATION
> PROGRAMME: SONG BY ARTIST
>
The variable $parts contains a reference to hash containing a single
element named line, the value of which is a three element array, one
string element for each line of the display. The
mavit wrote:
> This is probably a good time to mention a similar change that I proposed
> in
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106409-BBCiPlayer-V1-5-2-beta-test=897517=1#post897517
I just tried that out and I like it. I like the nice scrolling
behaviour.
How could I tweak that
mavit wrote:
>
Which leads me to think: is there any chance that the source code for
> this plugin could be hosted on one of the code hosting platforms, e.g.,
> GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket? It makes it easier to see whats changed and
> why, easier for people to propose improvements, and harder
Which leads me to think: is there any chance that the source code for
this plugin could be hosted on one of the code hosting platforms, e.g.,
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket? It makes it easier to see whats changed and
why, easier for people to propose improvements, and harder for those
suggestions
Glenn2 wrote:
> Anyway, I cracked it. I changed a line in BBCOnAir.pm. $self->text is
> where it stores a specific string for showing on VFD displays. I
> concatenated the title and info strings with ': ' between.
>
This is probably a good time to mention a similar change that I proposed
Hi, Can anyone [bpa? :-) ] help with my iplayer config please?
I'm getting frequent and variable Connecting... and Rebuffering... on
all listen live streams.
I noticed this about 6 months ago and have since moved to new LMS server
hardware without success.
System / Server Config:
LMS 7.9.1
The delay stuff was all at defaults, the only settings I ever changed
were the two toggles for the programme data.
I don't think the song info missing problem was down to my installation
because remember I had two in parallel, one on Win7 machine and one on
Joggler. Both LMS 7.9.1 final and
Glenn2 wrote:
> For some reason I am now getting the same as Ronnie. With station icon
> always displayed I am now getting song titles where I wasn't before in
> web ui and Squeezeplay. This wasn't working yesterday! And I'm talking
> about both Joggler and Win7 LMS installations, so maybe
For some reason I am now getting the same as Ronnie. With station icon
always displayed I am now getting song titles where I wasn't before in
web ui and Squeezeplay. This wasn't working yesterday! And I'm talking
about both Joggler and Win7 LMS installations, so maybe there was
something up
I hope this is helpful.
Running BBC iPlayer V1.5.3 on a Joggler with LMS v7.9.2.
These are screenshots from the web gui but are replicated on the Joggler
screen.
With only Show on Air Text enabled
25148
With Show on Air Text and Always display station icon enabled
25149
Ronnie
Glenn2 wrote:
> Where do I find that? I can't seem to...
>
> Edit:
> Joggler running LMS 7.9.1 & iPlayer 1.5.3 has no recent tracks entry in
> the menu.
> Win7 PC running LMS 7.7.6 & iPlayer 1.5.3 DOES have recent tracks
> between the Listen Live (Non UK) and BBC Radio 1 entries.
>
> Edit2:
@GLENN2
I'm running v7.9.2 on a joggler.
With BBC Radio 6 playing go to My Apps> BBC iPlayer>Recent Tracks>Third
Item down>List of stations
ronnie
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bpa wrote:
> I meant the BBCiPlayer plugin Recent Tracks menu
Where do I find that? I can't seem to...
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Glenn2 wrote:
> If you are talking about the BBC website, yes. See image.
> I could hear the song of course so I knew it was the correct name.
I meant the BBCiPlayer plugin Recent Tracks menu but the info should be
the same.
I'll do a bit more digging. A quick looks seems ot indicate that
If you are talking about the BBC website, yes. See image.
I could hear the song of course so I knew it was the correct name.
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