Thanks for your reply.
The GridSkin I have on my device is HD - unfortunately the 7" display on
my player is only 800x480 so no luck there. Maybe a fitting resolution
will be available as more people get the raspberry display.
The Touch and hold trick did help me clean up the menus, that makes
Cut-Throat wrote:
> Well, I have no idea WHY Spotify would do this, but if they do, they
> will lose me as a Customer.
It's possibly due to Spotify wanting to increase their revenue. If you
access their services via a third party app such as Squeezebox/LMS then
it will be more difficult for them
superbonham wrote:
> Dear philippe_44,
>
> I fail to get Shairtunes running on my system (LMS 7.8.1 on Win 7 32
> Bit, pearl 5.14.1 - MSWin32-x86-multi-thread). Installation seems to
> have been completed successully. When I (re-)start LMS I continously get
> the Windows error dialog "the
Thank you, Pinkdot!
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philipbergman wrote:
> Listening now to the BBC Radio 3 FLAC test. According to LMS the bit
> rate is 'only' 365Kbs (see22623 attached)
Look back in this thread and you'll see a discussion on this, Basically
BBC just states in MPD it is 365kbps and so plugin restates what BBC
says. With a
Listening now to the BBC Radio 3 FLAC test. According to LMS the bit
rate is 'only' 365Kbs (see22623 attached)
philipbergman wrote:
> Brilliant, that works perfectly, thanks!
>
>
> Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Stig Nygaard wrote:
> http://server.pinkdot.nl/sspks/ => 404 Not found?
Same here!!
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bpa wrote:
> I agree unless but perhaps it improves the quality of fans singing !.
>
> It is odd that BBC chooses different rates for different services and
> I'm sure in the UK it is even higher - perhaps it is just a result of
> hooking into a common infrastructure regardless of source
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> I don't think that will make much difference on what is a local radio
> commentary circuit at the end of the day.
>
> (it will start life in ISDN from the cricket ground).
I agree unless but perhaps it improves the quality of fans singing !.
It is odd that BBC
I'm getting 320kbpS on dash stream:
iplayer://live?dash=http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/dash/uk/dash_full/ak/audio_event_stream_079.mpd
LMS: 7.9.0 - 1488878280 @ Tue Mar 7 09:28:02 UTC 2017 on Raspberry Pi 3B
piCorePlayer v3.20 Server/ARCAM rPAC DAC, 2.5 inch HD
bpa wrote:
> .
>
>
> DASH stream is 96Khz whereas HLS is 48Khz.
I don't think that will make much difference on what is a local radio
commentary circuit at the end of the day.
(it will start life in ISDN from the cricket ground).
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/hls/uk/high/llnw/audio_event_stream_079.m3u8
For a non UK users did a quick comaprison between DASH and HLS on Ubuntu
with an SBR (i.e. transcoding AAC).
HLS is about 10 secs ahead of LMS DASH stream.
DASH
bpa wrote:
> Interesting - must be supported for the iOS apps.
> What is the URL.
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/hls/uk/high/llnw/audio_event_stream_079.m3u8
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Raymond Woodward wrote:
> I am currently listening to that via the PlayHLS system ...
>
> Just because they don't list it doesn't mean it doesn't exist ...
Interesting - must be supported for the iOS apps.
What is the URL.
http://server.pinkdot.nl/sspks/ => 404 Not found?
*/Stig*
'http://www.*rockland*.dk' (http://www.rockland.dk) -
'http://www.*last.fm*/user/rockland' (http://www.last.fm/user/rockland)
- 'http://www.*discogs*.com/user/StigNygaard'
(http://www.discogs.com/user/StigNygaard) -
bpa wrote:
> It shouldn't be unless you are using Windows and a player that doesn't
> play AAC natively.
>
> Also it looks like BBC are not supporting HLS for cricket anymore -
> check out for stream 79
>
I am currently listening to that via the PlayHLS system ...
Just because they don't
Just writing a new section to the menu.opml using event numbers and .mpd
streams and (eventually) a generic BBC Sports image.
Think I'll call it BBC Commentaries (DASH) and give a text reference
where to find event numbers.
Unless anybody's doing something else or doesn't want me to do it?
ian_heys wrote:
> This one has just burst into life on my LMS.
I've spotted the difference between the https mpd and http mpd - extra
"s" in http and also in the CDN designation "ak" or "llnw".
Use the mpd with http and "ak" or "llnw"
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> Yep, it's just reminded me that DASH is the best part of 30 seconds
> behind HLS.
>
> Think I'll stick with old steam powered HLS for a while yet ...
It shouldn't be unless you are using Windows and a player that doesn't
play AAC natively.
ian_heys wrote:
> This one has just burst into life on my LMS.
Yep, it's just reminded me that DASH is the best part of 30 seconds
behind HLS.
Think I'll stick with old steam powered HLS for a while yet ...
Raymond
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> Try:
>
> iplayer://live?dash=http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/dash/uk/dash_full/ak/audio_event_stream_001.mpdicon=http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/67165000/jpg/_67165916_67165915.jpg
>
> As an example.
>
> Or
>
>
Raymond Woodward wrote:
>
>
> iplayer://live?dash=http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/dash/uk/dash_full/ak/audio_event_stream_079.mpd
This one has just burst into life on my LMS.
LMS: 7.9.0 - 1488878280 @ Tue Mar 7 09:28:02 UTC 2017 on Raspberry Pi 3B
piCorePlayer
bpa wrote:
> The Notts streamhas gone live at
> https://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/dash/nonuk/dash_low/llnws/audio_event_stream_079.mpd
>
> I'll try to test.
>
> edit:
>
> dash:// - doesn't work so I'd like to know what version of plugin and
> LMS user is using who
Mods have to be made to plugin as the audio_event_stream_xx.mpd - have
https URLs embedded - I'll have to mod the plugin to change all https to
http and then see if something else breaks
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ian_heys wrote:
> I remember this now from last year.
>
> What would a working LMS stream URI look like for stream 65. I'll then
> create a menu.opml entry for each of the options. (I think I did that
> last year when I think about it).
ian_heys wrote:
> I hear it fine on LMS plugin, but the voice is synthetically generated
> and quite harsh.
>
> It sounds like it's working and the spoken time signals line up very
> closely with LMS stream elapsed time (to within a second).
Thta's what I heard in browser - but i think I as
The Notts streamhas gone live at
https://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/webcast/dash/nonuk/dash_low/llnws/audio_event_stream_079.mpd
I'll try to test.
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Raymond Woodward wrote:
>
>
> Live Event 1 = stream 065
>
> to
>
> Live Event 24 = stream 088
>
>
> Simply set up a folder in LMS with all the 24 options, then it should
> make sense - it's all part of the "unique" way the BBC do things :-(.
I remember this now from last year.
What
bpa wrote:
> The MTIS URL shows that only DASH stream were available for cricket.
> Perhaps BBC have found out that Apple iPhone users don't listen to live
> cricket - interesting demographic..
Strange, so far as I am aware the DASH is simply a duplication of the
existing HLS streams (apart
I hear it fine on LMS plugin, but the voice is synthetically generated
and quite harsh.
It sounds like it's working and the spoken time signals line up very
closely with LMS stream elapsed time (to within a second).
LMS: 7.9.0 - 1488878280 @ Tue Mar 7 09:28:02 UTC 2017 on Raspberry Pi 3B
ian_heys wrote:
> Are you a Lancashire fan too? Pity about yesterday's game.
>
> In this context what does Live Event 6 mean?
>
> Did you actually hear the Lancashire match through LMS, I couldn't get
> the various streams to work.
No, I'm a Yorkshire man.
Live Event streams refer to
Live
ian_heys wrote:
> Did you see my post in another thread where I posted this addition to
> the menu.opml
>
> icon="http://radio-service-information.api.bbci.co.uk/logos/bbc_radio/600x600.png;
>
>
bpa wrote:
> BBC Flac is a test stream only available on Radio 3 until 1 May.
Did you see my post in another thread where I posted this addition to
the menu.opml
http://radio-service-information.api.bbci.co.uk/logos/bbc_radio/600x600.png;
I listened to the concert from the Bridgewater Hall last night. The
sound quality was very good.
The stream was indicating a delay of 2 minutes (3 minutes when first
selected) for most of the concert.
I did not want to hear the second item, so I thought I'd switch to
another music source from
bpa wrote:
> BBC Flac is a test stream only available on Radio 3 until 1 May.
>
> 1. Must have BBCiPlayer plugin 1.5.4.2 or higher
> 2. Set Live stream preference to DashFlac > DASH
> 3. Play the "Radio 3 Flac" Menu under Listen Live
> 4. Only works on player capable of playing Flac native and
philipbergman wrote:
> I can access the BBC FLAC test from browser, how can I access it via
> LMS?
BBC Flac is a test stream only available on Radio 3 until 1 May.
1. Must have BBCiPlayer plugin 1.5.4.2 or higher
2. Set Live stream preference to DashFlac > DASH
3. Play the "Radio 3 Flac" Menu
philipbergman wrote:
> I'm in the UK and I'm on MacOSX. Thanks for the recommendation
>
>
> Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
I can access the BBC FLAC test from browser, how can I access it via
LMS?
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Raymond Woodward wrote:
>
> Had to resort to loading the web player and then checking each stream
> in LMS until I found the one playing through the web page
>
> You can also check https://twitter.com/TuneInLiveEvent/with_replies
> which usually shows an updated list of what is where cricket
players. The main drawback is that our 3 year old kid is not able to
play the music he wants to listen to. So I was looking around for a
solution with a touchscreen.
Good plan! Worked fine here with my two kids.
I have seen a few pictures where the interface is in Grid view instead
for
Hi,
Ive been a long time user of the Squeezebox system, and have multiple
of the Squeezebox 3s around the house. Since most of the remotes are
dead, so we usually use SqueezeCommander on our phones to control the
players. The main drawback is that our 3 year old kid is not able to
play the
JeffHart wrote:
> After receiving the dreaded general transient error with Triode's plug
> in (Orange logo,) I switched to the official app with the Spotify
> handler and it's been running for a couple weeks without problem. The
> advantage with the official app is I'm getting the Discovery
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