mitrih wrote:
Thanks bpa, I think you put me on the right track. However FFmpeg can
stream and is probably the right solution ( VLC is heavy weight for
this). I tried
ffmpeg -i - -ac 2 -ar 44100 -f rtsp -muxdelay 0.1
rtsp://127.0.0.1:1935/live/myStream
However somehow when I play the
bpa wrote:
I haven't used ffmpeg for streaming as I always assumed it needed
ffserver and it is aimed at broadcasting to mulitple users rather than a
single stream. It makes sense to create a new topic and get other users'
experiences.
I was about to edit my previous post to tell you you
For completeness - I think to eliminate the VLC windows you need to
remove the -vvv and then add -I dummy --dummy-quiet
The problem with a VLC process hanging around - I think that is
Shairport4W problem not VLC's. AFAICT when an Airplay connection is
made a redirection process is started and
bpa wrote:
For completeness - I think to eliminate the VLC windows you need to
remove the -vvv and then add -I dummy --dummy-quiet
The problem with a VLC process hanging around - I think that is
Shairport4W problem not VLC's. AFAICT when an Airplay connection is
made a redirection
Is it worth to open a new thread for Shairport4W and Wavein integration
on a PC is it worth it ?
I am beating my head trying to get even mplayer to play in the redirect
output of shairport4w. If you use this stuff at all I could use a hint.
Also I researched a bit the -dumpstream option of
I don't use Windows normally and don't use AirPlay/Shairplay/Shairport.
With a new query ( getting Airplay to play on LMS/Windows is not rtmp on
BBCiPlayer) - it is always best to start a new topic as you'll other
users who may have experience whereas with an old thread you won't get
new info.
bpa wrote:
I suggest trying the following command in Shairplay4W redirection (based
on a solution in shairplay4w forum).
C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe -vvv --demux=rawaud
--rawaud-channels=2 --rawaud-samplerate=44100 --sout
mitrih wrote:
Thanks for XPLAY!! it is my savior plugin!! this one has the potential
to replace playreal, playwma and wavein!!
It could be used to replace those plugins but it is not the optimal
solution.
1. Not sure why you still need this as nobody is using RealAudio
anymore. However if you
I did more testing with 1rc2, seems like all is working fine with
Xplay.Thanks for the explanation! I do not use Alien (or Playreal) as I
have no more streams that use them, also do not use PlayWma as I am on a
PC ( used to use it on my Mac before I sold it ;). Xplay does the trick
for these odd
Also if you do not mind, can you tell me how to pipe the output of
mplayer directly into SB for testing from the command line. for example
mplayer rtsp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935/vdl/vdllb -ao PCM #PIPE#
$FILE$
this way I can test with the new mplayers...
Bpa, any hint on this
Sorry for delay in replying - real world was more important.
mitrih wrote:
I will keep my fingers crossed ( you are saying you added this option to
1rc2 original mplayer and you were able to open it on your PC ?). Mine
1rc2 actually opens it without the option. I was just saying that it
bpa wrote:
Sorry for delay in replying - real world was more important.
IMO The mplayer 1.0rc2 is stil the best player to use
1. It can play all your streams.
2. It has smaller memory footprint - typically half the other builds.
3. It can be run from a batch file without generating
I had already installed and tested the mplayer you recommend as well as
two other builds.
The BBC RealAudio streams plays OK but the other two rtsp streams fail.
AFAICT Compared to your playing of the streams, mplayer on two different
systems fail for at least two reasons:
1. the mpg123 codec
As further diagnostics - can you execute the following commands and post
the output
mplayer -ao help
mplayer -afm help
mplayer -ac help
I have Itune ( which loads quicktime) and PS3 media server ( which uses
mplayer) and VLC all loaded on this system, so you will a lot of codecs
are
mitrih wrote:
I have Itune ( which loads quicktime) and PS3 media server ( which uses
mplayer) and VLC all loaded on this system, so you will a lot of codecs
are already in there. But I also ran those two mplayers on my window 7
laptop and all streams ran fine too. I suggest we focus on the
bpa wrote:
Looking at the output generic does not have mpeg123 compiled in
whereas svn does. I'm not sure what you mean by always uses ffmpeg
- most of the conversion libraries for mplayer comes from ffmpeg.
Mplayer's intelligence is working though different possibiltiies (with
mitrih wrote:
I am just playing this over the laptop speakers ( I played it on T40
thinkpad Window XP and T430 thinkpad with window 7) same results. What I
meant with the generic decoder always going to FFmpeg, is that the
generic does not even try to go to mpeg123, it opens FFmpeg.. I
Thanks for figuring this out. No point in pursuing this station, like
you said it is not worth it. However if you think there is a forum value
in integrating one of these new lib555 players to play PCM out to SB
there is value in that. Like you said most of the new RTSP streams are
no longer real
mitrih wrote:
Thanks for figuring this out. No point in pursuing this station, like
you said it is not worth it. However if you think there is a forum value
in integrating one of these new lib555 players to play PCM out to SB
there is value in that. Like you said most of the new RTSP streams
bpa wrote:
You keep bringing up realaudio - this stream is a quicktime mp2 stream -
nothing to do with realaudio.
By adding the mplayer option -rtsp-stream-over-tcp I can now play and
record the stream (it also cuts out the time delay caused by mplayer
trying to setup a UDP connection).
[Just get a mplayer which plays your stream reliably. When it does, copy
the output after running the mplayer command with the -v option on the
stream and attach to a post. ]
bpa, my problem is I am not well versed into this stuff. I was trying to
accommodate your request to find an mplayer with
mitrih wrote:
[Just get a mplayer which plays your stream reliably. When it does, copy
the output after running the mplayer command with the -v option on the
stream and attach to a post. ]
bpa, my problem is I am not well versed into this stuff. I was trying to
accommodate your request to
bpa wrote:
RealAudio has nothing to do with this. RealAudio is dead. Forghet about
RealAudio. All I told you if you have Live555 in mplayer (which you need
for your stream) - it cannot play RealAudio, so tests with RealAudio
files are irrelevant.
I have installed the mplayer you referred
I setup an XP system and installed 7.3.3 and then installed PlayReal.
I tested 3 versions of mplayer 1.0rc2 and two other up to date builds.
None of these could play the station.
The error shown is
Code:
[libaf] Adding filter format
[format] Sample format
sorry to have you go through this mess. At this point I am having a
simpler issue with PlayReal... I am having a problem getting anything to
work at all when I swap mplayer. I test with this basic BBC station
which works well with RC2, but when I swap with the new mplayer,
playreal does not work
mitrih wrote:
sorry to have you go through this mess. At this point I am having a
simpler issue with PlayReal... I am having a problem getting anything to
work at all when I swap mplayer. I test with this basic BBC station
which works well with RC2, but when I swap with the new mplayer,
mitrih wrote:
I ended up doing a bit more work on this, the http .m3u8 link is a
quicktime link that is hopeless. But I got the rtsp link
rtsp://mobilestreaming.itworkscdn.com/radioorient/radioorient
it opens in mplayer (and realplay). but for some reason AlienBBC does
not open it, even
bpa wrote:
Very little is simple and unambiguous in web audio streaming.
The rtsp designation can be used to stream at least 3 different types
of audio - RealNetworks RealAudio, Apple Quicktime and Microsoft WMA (it
is the successor to mms).
AlienBBC was developed to play RealAudio
mitrih wrote:
Thanks bpa for the pointer... Alien is getting real old and I just keep
it for sentimental value ;) I will disable it.
Remove it completely - as it installs a rtsp handler and if you have
more than one handler installed, it is not clear which one will be used.
Disabling a plugin
First, thanks for keeping with me on this thread ( I know you are
busy!)
Here is some info on my system
I use an Thinkpad laptop, basic Window XP, with slimserver 7.3.3 with
an old squeezebox v2
I downloaded PlayReal V1.0 ( and later I installed it manually from your
bpa web site). same result.
IIRC The mplayer that AlienBBC and PlayReal downloads is built with
support for RealAudio.
It also looks like the other Redxii version of mplayer has not been
built with support for rtsp. Look at the command line help from mplayer
for instruction on how to determine what codecs have been
For mplayer testing, I used the same file IIRC that PlayReal download,
from a window cmd screen, I do a CD to the proper directory
(Playreal\bin), and issue mplayer rtsp://... it play well on the PC
speakers. all the versions above play the stream on the PC speakers,
that is why I am at a loss as
kidstypike wrote:
I'm not sure what your asking, but if I use the search box in Internet
Radio, I get 3 results, 2 of these play. Or have I misunderstood?
You got me on this one ;) they must have updated it, it was not playing
on the search that you pointed out, but now it does ( perfect
No idea if this is what you want ...
http://mp3.live.tv-radio.com/radioorient/all/radioorient.mp3
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio + remote
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite - Logitech Mini Boombox
speaker
Cubieboard + Fedora 18 + LMS
castalla wrote:
No idea if this is what you want ...
http://mp3.live.tv-radio.com/radioorient/all/radioorient.mp3
Unfortunately it is not, the one I am looking for automatically starts
playing ( flash) when you go to this site
http://www.radioorientlb.com/
it is called radio orient
mitrih wrote:
Unfortunately it is not, the one I am looking for automatically starts
playing ( flash) when you go to this site
http://www.radioorientlb.com/
it is called radio orient 88.3-88.7 ( there are a lot of radio orients
unfortunately) so it is confusing.
I tried rtmpstuck etc...
mitrih wrote:
I am still struggling with getting this station to work with rtmp on my
squeesebox ( slimserver 7.3.3 with BBCiplayer). Would you provide some
help please with an expanded stream that work. to get to this station on
my pc I go on
http://www.sawtelghad.com/
and I press on
mitrih wrote:
OK looks you guys are busy.
I would appreciate if somebody can help me with this stream. I am trying
to find an expanded version that works with slimserver 7.3.3
rtsp://mobilestreaming.itworkscdn.com/radioorient/radioorient
Also if somebody can give me a small pointer help
mitrih wrote:
Would anybody be kind enough to send me an expanded stream for this
station that would work with rtmp
rtmp://seg.itworkscdn.com/seg/live
http://www.sawtelghad.com/
also if you can give me a hint of how you do it, I would really
appreciate it. I tried rtmpdump but I could
mitrih wrote:
I am trying to get this stream to play on Squeezebox, would anybody be
kind enough to send me an expanded version of this stream that plays
with rtmp. Thank you and much appreciated in advance. As I mentioned I
use sometimes Waveinput as a workaround, but the sound quality is
mitrih wrote:
Thanks a lot! the stream works great ( I do not know how you do it!!).
Is there a chance I would bother you with one last one... It also
switched to the same kind of embedded web player
rtmp://seg.itworkscdn.com/seg/live
http://www.sawtelghad.com/
I just found out about
mitrih wrote:
Can you help please with this station RLL, it has the same problem, and
l am not sure what you did to expand the stream and get it to play
rtmp://stream.lebanese-forces.com:80/live/RLL
rtsp://stream.lebanese-forces.com:80/live/RLL
These are two versions of the same station
mrw wrote:
You could try this for the rtmp stream:
Code:
rtmp://stream.lebanese-forces.com:80?app=bGl2ZQ==tcurl=cnRtcDovL3N0cmVhbS5sZWJhbmVzZS1mb3JjZXMuY29tOjgwL2xpdmU=live=MQ==streamname=UkxM.aac
Seems to work after 10/15
Triode wrote:
Not this forum has added a space to the url the correct version is:
Code:
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935?app=dmRslive=MQ==streamname=dmRsbGI=tcurl=cnRtcDovL2xpdmVzdHJlYW1pbmcub3NpdGNvbS5uZXQ6MTkzNS92ZGw=.mp3
mitrih;681361 Wrote:
The cross stream
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935?app=dmRslive=MQ==streamname=dmRsbGI=tcurl=cnRtcDovL2xpdmVzdHJlYW1pbmcub3NpdGNvbS5uZXQ6MTkzNS92ZGw=.mp3
Stopped playing all of sudden.
I am not sure what the trick is to get this expanded stream from the
original
Many thanks Mrw! and happy new year to you!
It worked!
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The cross stream
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935?app=dmRslive=MQ==streamname=dmRsbGI=tcurl=cnRtcDovL2xpdmVzdHJlYW1pbmcub3NpdGNvbS5uZXQ6MTkzNS92ZGw=.mp3
Stopped playing all of sudden.
I am not sure what the trick is to get this expanded stream from the
original stream
This is a weird non standard stream and is not online now. This may be a
non standard stream to avoid fees or as an alternative to using Flash
for Apple iPhone/iPad users.
Given that versions of VLC on different OS can/cannot play it, I don't
think it is worth the effort to use it as it will
Thanks for the tip, I tried
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935?app=dmRslive=MQ==
streamname=dmRsbGI=tcurl=cnRtcDovL2xpdmVzdHJlYW1p
bmcub3NpdGNvbS5uZXQ6MTkzNS92ZGw=.mp3
on 7.3 ( BBCiplayer .9) it did not work.
I ended up downgrading back to 7.3 after I found a cross for this
stream at
mitrih;655227 Wrote:
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935?app=dmRslive=MQ==
streamname=dmRsbGI=tcurl=cnRtcDovL2xpdmVzdHJlYW1p
bmcub3NpdGNvbS5uZXQ6MTkzNS92ZGw=.mp3
Not this forum has added a space to the url the correct version is:
Code:
Thanks!!
I did not notice the space! it does play well on 7.3.3 and BBCiplayer
0.9.
Wow that is good workaround!Thanks.
On the rtsp stream, can you comment why mplayer cannot handle this
stream,
This is the output from the CLI for mplayer
;
mplayer
mitrih;655246 Wrote:
Any hint if I can upgrade mplayer or any solution to this. Can you do me
a favor and try this stream on 7.6.1 ( it did not work when I upgraded)
Have you found any player that can play it ? VLC can't.
The rtsp:// is ambiguous it can be Apple RTSP, RealAudio RTSP or
We are talking about this stream
rtsp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935/vdl/vdllb
VLC 1.1.8 plays this stream well, I just tested it again. I am not sure
if there is a command line version of VLC that can replace mplayer and
what changes I need to make.. Sounds extensive ( I am on a window XP
VLC 1.1.9 on Ubuntu doesn't play the rtsp stream.
Have you checked under Tools / Media and Codec information regarding
what is format the stream it ? If it is a Microsoft protocol then VLC
may be using libraries which are only available under Windows.
The playreal plugin is for playing
VLC in Win 7 plays this and reports it's an mpga 1/2/3 stream - mono.
Hope this helps.
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The station stopped transmitting ( they are 7 hours ahead of east coast
time).
But VLC is reporting it is a Mono MPGa 1/2/3
I tried another test station,
rtsp://media-us-2.soundreach.net/slcn_lifestyle.sdp
this is a MPEG AAC Audio (MP4a).
This one works fine on mplayer and on VLC
I will
Station is back, on VLC it shows two streams
Stream 0
Audio
Codec: Mpeg audio 1/2/3 mpga
Channels: 1
Stream 1
Audio
Codec: Mpeg audio 1/2/3 mpga
Channels: Mono
Sample rate: 22050HZ
Bit rate: 48Kbit/s
Could be some weird envelope...
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You could try your luck with the following URL:
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935?app=dmRslive=MQ==streamname=dmRsbGI=tcurl=cnRtcDovL2xpdmVzdHJlYW1pbmcub3NpdGNvbS5uZXQ6MTkzNS92ZGw=.mp3
This is a conversion of the URL you supplied into the form that BBC
iPlayer understands.
In practice I
The version of iPlayer is v. old and I think it may not be able to play
all BBC streams.
Due to Flash authorisation - iPlayer can only play BBC rtmp streams.
You probably need to make a special plugin for your stream source which
can reuse some of BBCiPlayer such as was done for ClassicFM and
Can you give me some detail, on how to support RTMP with squeezecenter,
is there another plugin to do this job. if none, can you give me a hint
please on how to modify a plugin ( I have no idea), but if I have some
instructions it might also. I heard it is a combination of rtmpdump and
mplayer
I did upgrade to squeezecenter 7.6 ( latest) and it supports Iplayer
V1.1.21
Same issue, cannot open this file... At least we got that out of the
way.
It is probably like you said an authentication issue, and I need to
modify the plug in... Except I have no idea how to that, I would
appreciate
I am assuming the rtmp URL you are trying is a Flash one. There is a
possibility it is another protocol so you need to be sure what plays
this URLs
I can't tell you any details. The following is my knowledge of the
issue. RTMp urls are Flash URL and so need a flash player. I'm not
sure how
I am on SqueezeCenter 7.3.3 and loaded BBCiplayer 0.9m, I cannot open
the following stream. Any help for this version. Also how do I know
which version to upgrade to, in order to get this stream to work.
rtmp://livestreaming.ositcom.net:1935/vdl/vdllb
Thanks!
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