Glenn2 wrote:
> All I'm saying is when I pick a station that is just playing a pop/rock
> song like Radio 1/2/6, my SB3 says "Song by Artist" and the information
> is not on the web browser interface of LMS. It will have a long
> description of the details of the show etc, but never "Song by
Squeezeplay clients (Squeezeplay attached, but Joggler is same) show
same as web ui. The info shown on SB3 screen is never seen anywhere
else.
See screenshots all taken at roughly the same time.
+---+
|Filename: Sqplay.jpg
All I'm saying is when I pick a station that is just playing a pop/rock
song like Radio 1/2/6, my SB3 says "Song by Artist" and the information
is not on the web browser interface of LMS. It will have a long
description of the details of the show etc, but never "Song by Artist".
Perhaps we have a semantics issue.
Example of what I mean. Two screenshots of same program on BBC R3. It
shows LMS has same live info as BBC Web player including "track" info.
+---+
|Filename: BBC R3 Web.jpg
bpa wrote:
> Song name does show in browser for DASH format. If it doesn't then maybe
> setting still not right or you may have "skip back" active
Hmmm... I never see song info in the web browser (using DASH). I see
plenty of stuff, but never "Song by Artist", even though that is what's
bpa wrote:
> Be careful the above patches may only be valid for 1.3 - with the DASH
> implementation I think I took out most RadioVIS stuff for live info and
> used the radioplayer metadata instead for live info, I left the VFD
> display code unchanged.
I wasn't suggesting that the patch
utgg wrote:
> The BBCOnAir.pm was something I added as a patch here: '#3737'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53229-Announce-BBCiPlayer-Plugin-(UK-only)=814578=1#post814578);
> I think Triode picked up that change when he added HLS support and
> assume you did further changes
bpa wrote:
> Good you found a custom solution.
>
> I have done nothing to VFD display as I am not familiar with VFD display
> code and as it affects Boom,Transporter and SB2/3/Classic, I can't test
> all layouts (line1,2,3 top, bottom, 2nd display and also varies on
> display font & size
Glenn2 wrote:
> The only reason I tried the HLS streams was in case the metadata was
> more useful (on a player with a VFD).
>
> 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.
Good you found a custom
The only reason I tried the HLS streams was in case the metadata was
more useful (on a player with a VFD).
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 ': '
Glenn2 wrote:
> That's all I ever get on BBC Radio 4 or BBC London which are the two
> stations I listen to the most. I see now from trying Radio 1/2/3/6 that
> it does indeed work for those, so I guess it won't matter to anybody
> else. Just unfortunate that those two stations put useless
I have the 'Show OnAir text' enabled.
Hopefully I managed to attach a picture of the browser interface for the
programme (I've no idea if that worked yet), but all I see on the player
is 06/06/2018 scrolling repeatedly across the SB3 screen. That's all I
ever get on BBC Radio 4 or BBC London
Glenn2 wrote:
> There is an option to choose to see programme data, and where it
> appears, bottom or top line, but most of the time it is not very useful
> data that you see.
> For example, for Radio 4 programmes you just get a scrolling date rather
> than the full programme name (which
Hi,
I have the latest version of the plugin, running on LMS7.9.1 on
Joggler/SqueezeplayOS 3.0.3. I use a Squeezebox Classic for listening.
I have everything set to DASH and it all works beautifully at 320k, so
first of all a big thanks.
There is an option to choose to see programme data, and
No problems here 1.5.4.5 and the latest LMS 7.92 ... ;)
Raymond Woodward's Profile:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63990
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106409
OK for me on a SB3 and web GUI with Chrome browser.
Clear browser cache just in case something old is being used.
bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806
View this thread:
murkle wrote:
> Sorry - I should have been more specific. They're wrong in the
> webbrowser interface, correct on squeezeplay. Guess this is a problem
> for someone else!
If you mean the listed times for programs on a particular day, on my
system running v1.5.4.5 they are OK on my browser
murkle wrote:
> The times for the 'On Demand' entries in BBC iPlayer v1.5.3 are off by
> an hour (ahead).
>
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 1523349116 @ Tue Apr 10 10:48:15
> CEST 2018
> Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
> Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
> Platform Architecture:
The times for the 'On Demand' entries in BBC iPlayer v1.5.3 are off by
an hour (ahead).
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 1523349116 @ Tue Apr 10 10:48:15
CEST 2018
Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
Platform Architecture: armv7l-linux
Perl Version: 5.24.1 -
bpa wrote:
> Too bad you missed last year's Flac broadcasts.
>
> Instead of Windows - have you considered the VPN access in a dedicated
> AP which is connected to your router - so all VPN stuff would be in the
> AP. A cheap router with something like ddwrt should work.
That's an interesting
johnbeverley wrote:
> Neither of which are a patch on 320 kbps to my super-sensitive
> audiophile ears :)
Too bad you missed last year's Flac broadcasts.
Instead on Windows - have you considered the VPN access in a dedicated
AP which is connected to your router - so all VPN stuff would be in
bpa wrote:
> Not sure what you mean by "low" resolution. BBC offer a number of rates
> - the highest AAC non UK is about 96kbps 48kHz. The highest Shoutcast
> MP3 stream is about 128kbps 44.1kHz
Neither of which are a patch on 320 kbps to my super-sensitive
audiophile ears :)
johnbeverley wrote:
> I certainly understand the argument and whilst Radio 3 at low resolution
> is fine in the kitchen it just not satisfactory over the hifi in the
> lounge.
Not sure what you mean by "low" resolution. BBC offer a number of rates
- the highest AAC non UK is about 96kbps
bpa wrote:
> You don't say which VPN you are using. Full information always helps.
>
> I found the following post on the Max2play user forum
> https://www.max2play.com/en/forums/search/vpn/
>
> There may not be an ready VPN solution for Max2Play. There is a mixture
> of english and german
Owen Smith wrote:
> The BBC block a number of common VPN providers, specifically because
> they don't want people doing what you are trying to do. And given you
> don't pay the BBC licence fee the BBC are entirely within their rights
> to restrict the bit rate you can receive. So don't be
Plus ... no licence fee required for BBC Radio.
TV viewers pay for it.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
Paul Webster's Profile:
The BBC block a number of common VPN providers, specifically because
they don't want people doing what you are trying to do. And given you
don't pay the BBC licence fee the BBC are entirely within their rights
to restrict the bit rate you can receive. So don't be surprised if it
doesn't work.
You don't say which VPN you are using. Full iunformation always helps.
I found the following post on the Max2play user forum
https://www.max2play.com/en/forums/search/vpn/
There may not be an ready VPN solution for Max2Play. There is a mixture
of english and german messages but a relevant one
I live overseas - my objective is to configure a piCorePlayer to receive
BBC Radio 3 AAC 320kbs stream using a VPN.
I already have a VPN subscription that I use successfully on a variety
of devices (PC, iPad, Amazon FireStick) to access BBC iPlayer Radio &
TV.
I know that I could configure my
robjordan wrote:
> That did the trick, thanks!
Personally I think all that has happened is that you're now using a
different URL where no error has occured. There is no protocol or codec
difference between the different channels but with current setting I'll
be able to support DASH issues.
bpa wrote:
> Set the audio format to use DASH first I.e. "DASH > HLS > MP3 >
> FlashAAC"
That did the trick, thanks!
bpa wrote:
> What sort of player ?
Squeezelite
robjordan's Profile:
robjordan wrote:
> I suspect it's an HLS thing (different codec used by different
> stations?). Can you help me to a solution?
It could be your setting if you have made HLS the preferred for mayt. I
don't support HLS and haven't done anything to it.
Set the audio format to use DASH first I.e.
Please forgive if this is an FAQ. I've searched a bit but can't find a
similar problem.
Brand new fresh install of LMS 7.9 via Max2Play.
Added
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml
to the Plugin repos.
Installed BBCIPlayer 1.5.3 and BBC IPlayer Extras 2.0.0
Verulamius wrote:
> I note that the BBC internet blog published an article yesterday (18th
> December) on the move to https.
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/eb4fdb3a-fa91-49ad-bb71-bbe82dab2bd3
>
> Is this likely to have any impact on the marvellous BBCiplayer for LMS?
In the
I note that the BBC internet blog published an article yesterday (18th
December) on the move to https.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/eb4fdb3a-fa91-49ad-bb71-bbe82dab2bd3
Is this likely to have any impact on the marvellous BBCiplayer for LMS?
bpa wrote:
> jeztastic - You reported this same problem about a year ago
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106656-CastBridge-playing-BBC-iPlayer-Radio-slow-sounds-like-record-on-wrong-speed
>
> As in the other thread I referenced the castbridge thread where it is
> discussed
>
jeztastic - You reported this same problem about a year ago
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106656-CastBridge-playing-BBC-iPlayer-Radio-slow-sounds-like-record-on-wrong-speed
Also in castbridge thread it is cussed
bpa wrote:
> I think the problem is that BBC uses 48kHz sample rate and default
> Castbridge uses pcm which has assumes 44.1kHz as there is no header.
> Using Flac provides a header which indicates the sample rate.
Thanks all, I'll look into it over there.
I think the problem is that BBC uses 48kHz sample rate and default
Castbridge uses pcm which has assumes 44.1kHz as there is no header.
Using Flac provides a header which indicates the sample rate.
bpa's Profile:
Yes it is a Castbridge setting, I had the same problem originally. I
solved if by setting flac as the preferred format in the Castbridge
settings.
Verulamius's Profile:
jeztastic wrote:
> Hi, on my Chromecast and Chromecast audio the live streams play at the
> wrong speed, like listening to an LP played at the wrong rpm. Seems fine
> on the Raspberry Pi running squeezeslave. I am using v.1.5.3 of the
> plugin. Any ideas how to fix this?
>
> Thanks, Jez
I
Hi, on my Chromecast and Chromecast audio the live streams play at the
wrong speed, like listening to an LP played at the wrong rpm. Seems fine
on the Raspberry Pi running squeezeslave. I am using v.1.5.3 of the
plugin. Any ideas how to fix this?
Thanks, Jez
I'll have to look into this more as
(i)This is code written by Triode and since I don't have a transporter I
am not sure how it behaves on all SB players.
(ii) the text rp_description is not always the value that is displayed -
for example the Radioplayer program detail is not online all the
Previously, the on air information for live broadcasts scrolled
continuously. This patch causes the setting Player Display
Scroll Mode to be observed, allowing the user to choose whether
to scroll, to scroll once and stop, or to remain static.
While I was there, I appended the programme
mavit wrote:
> Is there a Git repository or similar for this plugin? If I wanted to
> propose a change, would I post a patch here?
No Git.
If you have a change suggest it and a reason why it is needed.
bpa's Profile:
Is there a Git repository or similar for this plugin? If I wanted to
propose a change, would I post a patch here?
mavit's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10203
View this thread:
bpa wrote:
> It is a network or BBC problem.
>
> Nothing in a later version will change this. This message means packets
> from BBC are very slow - should arrive within 80-120ms and so there is
> significant chance of stuttering. The message was included so that it
> could be used to
castalla wrote:
> After a server wipeout I reinstalled with iplayer 1.5.3 (mainly because
> I have no idea anymore which is the preferred repo to use!). Set to
> DASH.
>
> This gives endless log entries such as:
>
> [17-09-25 00:26:38.5947] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::DASH::__ANON__ (732) Chunk
>
After a server wipeout I reinstalled with iplayer 1.5.3 (mainly because
I have no idea anymore which is the preferred repo to use!). Set to
DASH.
This gives endless log entries such as:
[17-09-25 00:26:38.5947] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::DASH::__ANON__ (732) Chunk
fetch status 200 Long chunk fetch
bpa wrote:
> It is the "Stop at power off" that is crucial. With LMS no player is
> off unless you have unplugged it. The "sleep" and "off" just make the
> screen go dark and with the "Pause on Power off " just means the stream
> is paused. So metadata and other audio stuff will still keep
expectingtofly wrote:
> Ah yes, sorry, I had forgot you had asked to do that. So the "Power On
> Resume" setting on each player needs to be changed from the default to
> prevent the metadata being collected every 30 seconds when the player is
> off (if switched off when the radio is playing).
bpa wrote:
> Did you change the setting I advised ?
>
> With LMS - the setting "Pause on Power off" means the plugin keeps the
> stream open ready but paused expecting to be unpasued on Power on
> shortly. However BBC have a 3hrs limit so you get the erorr message.
>
> As advised before.-
expectingtofly wrote:
> As you can see, it started again at 3:45 am in the morning with 2
> happening every 10 minutes with the streamtime Epoch time being reported
> as (1505778201) Tuesday, 19 September 2017 00:43:21 GMT+01:00 DST .
>
> There was nothing unusual that occurred apart from the
expectingtofly wrote:
> There may be a small defect with the metadata fetching code in version
> 1.5.4.5
>
> From the logs I can see that a couple of radios were continuously (and
> erroneously) requesting metadata every 30 seconds throughout the night,
> event though the radios were off.
>
>
bpa wrote:
> Good but can you give system/setup details so I can try to find out why
> the issues is only affecting a few users.
I was working on it! Should be there now. Thanks for investigating.
hestbank's Profile:
bpa wrote:
> Follow slartibartfast advice - I'm looking at a proper fix.
> This is sort of a timing issue - not sure what has changed recently so
> am looking for commonality between userd with problem.
> Are you in the UK ?
> What system and OS is LMS running on.
I am in the UK.
Raspberry Pi 2
hestbank wrote:
> Excellent! So far so good. Thank you.
Good but can you give system/setup details so I can try to find out why
the issues is only affecting a few users.
bpa's Profile:
slartibartfast wrote:
> If you have always show station icon unchecked try reducing delay to no
> delay.
Excellent! So far so good. Thank you.
hestbank's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63499
hestbank wrote:
> Sometimes in the LMS web page if I switch between Radio 2 and 6 and back
> again I briefly see the track name and artist but it quickly reverts to
> the generic programme description.
>
> Anyone else notice this?
> .
> .
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 1505480690 @
hestbank wrote:
> The live OnAir text which gives the name of the currently playing track,
> eg on BBC Radios 2, 3 and 6, seems to have stopped working properly. It
> has been working perfectly for me for a few months since the deselecting
> "Always display station icon" issue was discussed a
The live OnAir text which gives the name of the currently playing track,
eg on BBC Radios 2, 3 and 6, seems to have stopped working properly. It
has been working perfectly for me for a few months since the deselecting
"Always display station icon" issue was discussed a few months ago. This
is the
bpa wrote:
> Not sure what you mean by live.
I wasn't sure what to call it but yes, the version that will become the
new stable beta release (assuming it will never get officially
released).
Many thanks,
HB
2 x Duet, 2 x Radio, Touch & Receiver with iPeng 9 served by Synology
1815+ and LMS
HeadBanger wrote:
> Apologies if you have answered this already in this or other threads but
> which beta version will be the one that eventually gets promoted to
> live?
>
> Many thanks for keeping the iPlayer alive on my SBs!
Not sure what you mean by live.
1.5.3 is the version which is
@bpa
Apologies if you have answered this already in this or other threads but
which beta version will be the one that eventually gets promoted to
live? And what is the timescale (if known) or reasons for keeping
versions in beta for so long? Do people still run older production
versions?
Many
rbz5416 wrote:
> No idea but it's the same with different iOS & browsers. Not just the
> plugin page either, I can't scroll properly anywhere in the LMS web
> interface.
Yes, I get the same problem on my iPad - the LMS web interface is a
fixed page, it is not possible to scroll around. Sometimes
rbz5416 wrote:
> I was just assuming that an official LMS release would be up to date
> with current plugin versions. But apparently not.
This is a 3rd party plugin - there is no official LMS release. The
situation is the 1.3.1 has a number of users. If the 1.3.1 plugin is
removed form the
bpa wrote:
> Just close the drop down lists (click on the small black triangles) of
> "active plugins " and "inactive plugins" - that will reduce size of
> page.That did the job.
bpa wrote:
> Because this plugin is not the 1.3.1 plugin - that plugin is no longer
> supported but still used by
Owen Smith wrote:
> I can access the entire of the plugins menus including changing repo
> urls from my iPad. Not sure why you can't scroll down.No idea but it's the
> same with different iOS & browsers.
rbz5416's
rbz5416 wrote:
> Looks like I'm stuffed until I can get on a proper PC.
>
> But given this thread was started in November why would the March
> release of 7.9.0 have 1.3.1?
Just close the drop down lists (click on the small black triangles) of
"active plugins " and "inactive plugins" - that
rbz5416 wrote:
> Looks like I'm stuffed until I can get on a proper PC.
>
> But given this thread was started in November why would the March
> release of 7.9.0 have 1.3.1?
I can access the entire of the plugins menus including changing repo
urls from my iPad. Not sure why you can't scroll
Looks like I'm stuffed until I can get on a proper PC.
But given this thread was started in November why would the March
release of 7.9.0 have 1.3.1?
rbz5416's Profile:
rbz5416 wrote:
> Not sure what you mean, setting for the iPlayer plugin or manually
> adding the repo to the plugins page?
>
> There seems to be no repo setting in the iPlayer settings & I can't get
> to the bottom of the plugins page on this damn iPad. But I haven't added
> anything since
bpa wrote:
> Is the repo URL ( beginning
> http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/ ) for BBCiPlayer
> DASH in the Settings/plugins tab ?
Not sure what you mean, setting for the iPlayer plugin or manually
adding the repo to the plugins page?
There seems to be no repo setting in
rbz5416 wrote:
> Just gone to use iPlayer for the first time since installing 7.9.0 &
> only live works. It appears that the default version installed is 1.3.1
> which seems odd.
>
> Also all categories in Extras are empty, maybe related?
>
> I think I've been here before, certainly with empty
Just gone to use iPlayer for the first time since installing 7.9.0 &
only live works. It appears that the default version installed is 1.3.1
which seems odd.
Also all categories in Extras are empty, maybe related?
I think I've been here before, certainly with empty categories but I'm
stuck
bpa wrote:
> Not really. ...
OK, thanks for the explanation. Everything still working well here.
Phil
4x Slim Devices SB3 (White)
1x Boom, 1x Radio
1x Joggler + Squeezeplay / Squeezelite + Topping TP30
florca's
florca wrote:
> Hi - Not sure if this is possible to control within the plugin, but
> would it be possible to always "Stop" a Live Stream (thus avoiding
> collecting metadata and freeing up resources) but honour the Players'
> Pause / Stop preference for On Demand at "Power Off"? I like being
bpa wrote:
>
> Change setting to one of the "Stop at Power off" if you really want
> playing to stop when you power off - probably "Stop at Power off/
> Restart song at Power on" might be more suitable. In the meantime I'll
> probaly change code to stop stream that have been paused for too
expectingtofly wrote:
> Sure, no problem. I'll recreate and provide you with the information.
>
> I've noticed it since I upgraded (although it may have been happening
> previously), it was the other people in the house that were using the
> radios yesterday, and they don't use them in a
bpa wrote:
> To fix the problem, I need to reproduce the issues and so I need as much
> info as possible on how you got to this state.
> The log messages in this routine are in reply to a LMS request to
> display metadata. So LMS does not think the stream has stopped and radio
> is off (i.e. LMS
expectingtofly wrote:
> There may be a small defect with the metadata fetching code in version
> 1.5.4.5
>
> From the logs I can see that a couple of radios were continuously (and
> erroneously) requesting metadata every 30 seconds throughout the night,
> event though the radios were off.
>
There may be a small defect with the metadata fetching code in version
1.5.4.5
>From the logs I can see that a couple of radios were continuously (and
erroneously) requesting metadata every 30 seconds throughout the night,
event though the radios were off.
Code:
Resolved! Huge thanks for all your efforts and patience.
Neil
-Original Message-
From: bpa [mailto:bpa.84a...@no-mx.forums.slimdevices.com]
Sent: 04 September 2017 11:05
To: plugins@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: Re: [SlimDevices: Plugins] BBCiPlayer V1.5.2 beta test
NMarshall wrote
PasTim wrote:
> Excellent!
I discovered two small bugs with Extra and Segment Times.
1. Accents (grave, umlaut, circumflex) are not being handled correctly
in title and text.
2. In Segment Times menu - a segment time of 0:00 can occur in the
middle of a concert/program often at the 1hr
bpa wrote:
> For those interested in trying to find previous Proms concerts beyond 7
> days - Use BBCiPlayerExtra plugin - Under "A-Z Radio 3 only" - B - BBC
> Prom.
>
> As some concerts are 3hrs long - when playing a Prom concert you can
> jump to a specific segment using the "Segment Times"
For those interested in trying to find previous Proms concerts beyond 7
days - Use BBCiPlayerExtra plugin - Under "A-Z Radio 3 only" - B - BBC
Prom.
As some concerts are 3hrs long - when playing a Prom concert you can
jump to a specific segment using the "Segment Times" submenu under the
More
NMarshall wrote:
> Curious - have also deleted the plugin, restarted server and
> reinstalled.
> Although BBC R3 Flac is there as a menu item, I have no stream.
If by "no stream " you mean you selected the R3 Flac menu item (UK or
Not UK depending where ISP is based) , metadata appears but no
@lists.slimdevices.com
Subject: Re: [SlimDevices: Plugins] BBCiPlayer V1.5.2 beta test
The menu.opml file was 75kb and dated 1.9.17
I deleted the plugin, restarted server and reinstalled, and that menu.opml
vanished. The most recent one is now 25.8.17 152kb
BBC Radio 3 flac has reappeared and is working
Patricia P wrote:
> I checked the settings for bbciplayer for changes to the format
> preferences, they were unchanged. I saved, but dont recall clicking on
> load menu. i know it loads the default menu so wasn't likely to do this.
OK. I must check if there is some other way to "activate" the
bpa wrote:
> Not sure why but it looks like your plugin after installation downloaded
> the default-menu.opml which is for ther "main" release 1.5.3 - which has
> no Flac.
>
> Did you go into BBCiplayer setting after initial plugin update ? If so
> could you have clicked " on the "load menu
Not sure why but it looks like your plugin after installation downloaded
the default-menu.opml which is for ther "main" release 1.5.3 - which has
no Flac.
Did you go into BBCiplayer setting after initial plugin update ? If so
could you have clicked " on the "load menu from this URL" button ?
Patricia P wrote:
> The menu.opml file was 75kb and dated 1.9.17
>
> I deleted the plugin, restarted server and reinstalled, and that
> menu.opml vanished. The most recent one is now 25.8.17 152kb
>
> BBC Radio 3 flac has reappeared and is working fine. 1536kbps VBR, flc
V. odd that something
The menu.opml file was 75kb and dated 1.9.17
I deleted the plugin, restarted server and reinstalled, and that
menu.opml vanished. The most recent one is now 25.8.17 152kb
BBC Radio 3 flac has reappeared and is working fine. 1536kbps VBR, flc
SB3, UE Radio, CA DacMagic, Talk Electronic
The menu.opml is dated 1.9.17 has 77,824 bytes
SB3, UE Radio, CA DacMagic, Talk Electronic stereo. LMS 7.9.1
BBCiPlayer, Shairtunes2 plugins
Patricia P's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=30580
View
Hi bpa
I upgraded and restarted the server. Listen live menu no longer has bbc3
flac.
I'll check the opml file.
SB3, UE Radio, CA DacMagic, Talk Electronic stereo. LMS 7.9.1
BBCiPlayer, Shairtunes2 plugins
Patricia P's
Patricia P wrote:
> Hi bpa, my r3 flac is no longer found in iPlayer live.
> Anyone else have this problem?
Do you mean it doesn't play or the menu item is not found ?
The menu is in the file menu.opml and should be 148,655 bytes long. The
menu file is overwritten by the new install unless
Hi bpa, my r3 flac is no longer found in iPlayer live.
Anyone else have this problem?
SB3, UE Radio, CA DacMagic, Talk Electronic stereo. LMS 7.9.1
BBCiPlayer, Shairtunes2 plugins
Patricia P's Profile:
I've now made 1.5.4.5 as the latest version of the 1.5.4.* release (i.e
Flac support). Current 1.5.4.* users who have 1.5.4.4 will be notified
of updated through normal LMS methods.
Release notes for BBCiPlayer Minor update to 1.5.4.5
- Extended retrieved program metadata from max 100 chars to
Patricia P wrote:
> I tested a few google searches and failed to find the current flac test.
> Eg bbc iplayer r3 flac. It links with the previous one, with no link to
> current one.
>
> "bbc proms flac" does not bring up the link in the first Google page.
>
> It will be hard to get a strong
Patricia P wrote:
> I tested a few google searches and failed to find the current flac test.
> Eg bbc iplayer r3 flac. It links with the previous one, with no link to
> current one.
>
> "bbc proms flac" does not bring up the link in the first Google page.
>
> It will be hard to get a strong
101 - 200 of 604 matches
Mail list logo
