Have you had a look at the user guide? There's some setting up to do,
and many options. Does your renderer support flac or pcm? If so, you
should set up the codecs option in the configuration file to include
whatever is supported. The default is only mp3, which we are now told
doesn't work
mps wrote:
Grrr...I was hoping it would work, but the works are still truncated by
Dynamic Playlists. Notice how Pictures at an Exhibition get cut off
after track 10 even though there are many more tracks in the work.
17237
I think this must be due to truncation by Dynamic Playlists rather
Isnogoud wrote:
Yes, I have read the user guide.
The Roku Soundbridge is able to play MP3 and WMA, according to its
specification.
I don't understand why LMS is not transcoding Spotify Ogg Vorbis to MP3
as LAME is available.
Try adding the pcm codec. The Soundbridge is said to support wav
mps wrote:
Hi Pastim,
Here is my SQL for playing works (The playcount test is because I only
want to choose from works that I have already played at least once).
Note that the second image I posted above shows that the SQL Playlist is
not truncated when I run it in test mode, only when I
mps wrote:
Agree 100%. However, I'd like to add the most important thing, which is
that I can't imagine anything but Squeezebox that offers the kind of
(under the hood) help I just received from you. Thank you again!
Thanks very much. I'd have to add that I'm just going with the flow of
this
Please forgive the following dim trackstat questions, but I'm well and
truly baffled by trackstat ratings. My only use of trackstat has been
for 'when played' info. I have gone through some wikis
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Setup_support_for_ratings and so
on) but I must be coming at
philippe_44 wrote:
okay, I can switch than back down to 30 seconds if you want. I did that
because, this re-scan process takes some time and was creating a risk of
interrupting current playback in 0.1.4.0 (this has been fixed in
0.2.0.0). The issue that still remains, is that when the rescan
philippe_44 wrote:
I think UDP 1900 need to be opened (generic uPnP requirement). After
that, sq2u opens a socket with each players and with LMS, so the OS must
allow him to do that. What happens, from time to time for WIndows users,
is that the 1st time sq2u is launched, there is prompt to
philippe_44 wrote:
...if your uPnP device configuration does not change, use the
upnp_scan_interval to 0. That will totally prevent the rescan of upnp
devices. Some devices tend to not respond in time (quick enough) to the
regular upnp rescan process and then are removed from the list. But
philippe_44 wrote:
Thanks for the clear log feedback. To solve problem #1 and if your
uPnP device configuration does not change, use the upnp_scan_interval
to 0. That will totally prevent the rescan of upnp devices. Some devices
tend to not respond in time (quick enough) to the regular upnp
philippe_44 wrote:
You do not need to open these ports as they are socket pair to talk to
players. Typically, a upnp player will indicate its inbound/listening
port (1400 for SOnos, 8080 for my Marantz ... they all vary) and sq2
will use that as a dst port when opening a socket pair, the src
philippe_44 wrote:
Thanks - confirmation would be good as I'm not a IP guru neither -
currently, sq2u worked on the following devices for me, w/o special
needs
- PC: Win7 SP1 x64
- PC: Kubuntu 14.10 x32 and x64
- ARM: Raspberry Pi B+ (Raspian with kernel 3.12.x)
- ARM: Odroid C1 (14.04
Isnogoud wrote:
Hello,
I'm running LMS on a Synology DS212J NAS with Triode's plugin for
Spotify.
I woud like to stream Spotify to my legacy internet radio players (Roku
Soundbrige, Pure Sensia and Revo Brik) but LMS does not broadcast
Spotify sound on its stream.mp3 output and even not
mps wrote:
Fixed it! Thank you so much!
Good. I use this, and one additionally based on a Rating tag (eg tracks
on a rating of 80 or more), more than most other menus. For me this
type of facility is why I stick with LMS and put effort into it.
Nothing else comes close :-)
LMS 7.9 on
mikerob wrote:
I've got SB and Sonos players with LMS running on Windows 7 so I've run
the app, it has recognised the Sonos players, I've edited the config
file, installed LAME, LMS recognises the Sonos players but when I play a
(mp3) track, there is no sound.
Is there any log/debug info
auster wrote:
Where can I find custom scan database tables
(customscan_track_attributes etc)? Are they located some other database
file than library.db?
I have licensed customscan etc. Database query give me stats which are
showing that my custom tags are scanned. But where are those custom
castalla wrote:
Just reporting that the armv6-static works okay on Raspi - thanks to
all!
Just a point: is there a switch to stop console output ?
On ubuntu I run with something like:
Code:
-z -x config.xml -f squeeze2upnp.log -d all=info
rc21 OK for me.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite) to
Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC and Marantz CR603 UPnP renderers. Squeezelite
to PC sound. Minimserver (server) and upplay (control point) to same
amps to
MillmoorRon wrote:
I have 2 methods of viewing ratings:
1. Squeeze Commander on Android
2. A Now Playing page on my TV using SqueezeJS
Please forgive the digression, but can you point me at something that
would explain how to use SqueezeJS on a TV? (I have found the SqueezeJS
wiki) It's
On ubuntu 14.04, 64 bit, using Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 -
1420550541 @ Wed Jan 7 04:04:59 UTC 2015 with Server Power Control
plugin v20141101.163656.
When I need to rescan my library I normally do this overnight (because
Custom Scans take several hours). I use the very useful
magee35 wrote:
All of my music files were ripped with dbpoweramp. I do not know how the
output got changed from Flac to MP3. It must have only been for a short
while as there are very few MP3s in my library.
..
Does that show what you are asking?
Thanks. :confused:
I'm not going to
I am also still a user of get-iplayer. That's still working on my linux
box, even though I thought support had been withdrawn some time ago.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite) to
Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC
utgg wrote:
Thank-you! Normality is resumed with Radio3 - report 322 kb/s in ffprobe
and play fine with bpa's plugin.
Edit: Also bbc_radio_fourfm.m3u8 works and reports 322 kb/s. So now we
are better off than before!
Confirmed - excellent. Thanks very much.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi,
utgg wrote:
There is no problem at the moment. But the BBC are saying Listen Again
is also changing over to HLS/HDS/DASH from whatever protocol it uses at
the moment.
That's what I was referring to. I have to (sheepishly) admit I hadn't
even tested it today or yesterday, but the BBC blog
jamesmccosh wrote:
Very many thanks for your help, but I'm not there yet.
The title appears: *PlayHLS Plugin repo*, but there is no entry in the
list below the headings, so no box to tick.
You may need to Restart LMS at this point - I can't recall.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu
bpa wrote:
Irrelevant for this plugin since ffmpeg handles the stream directly -
proxied is only relevant when theplayer can play the stream directly
from the station.
Yes, sorry. I suspect I was in the process of adding 'audio' to the
custom files and didn't test each change separately.
majones wrote:
Logitech ceases to offer its Squeezebox product but continues to support
its infrastructure. Whereas the BBC continues to offer its radio product
but ceases to support its infrastructure. We'll need the Deep Thought
computer to sort this one out!How many channels? If only it
I just had a reply to my complaint to the BBC, as below. It basically
says 'Go away - we are ignoring you'.
-
Thank you for contacting the BBC iPlayer support team.
I understand you are no longer able to listen to BBC Radio streams on
your internet radio.
We have changed the way we stream
jamesmccosh wrote:
I'm full of admiration and gratitude for bpa. However, I am ignorant of
how to take advantage of his insights. Perhaps he, or someone else,
could point me at the information for the technique of streaming from
VLC to LMS, and/or how to use the repositories in LMS Plugins.
I tried to publish one URL on the BBC blog. It was deleted by the
moderator. Such clever people at the BBC.
So here is one yet again:
Code:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/high/ak/bbc_radio_one.m3u8
Klammer wrote:
Thanks for all your hard work so far.
I have followed the instructions above and successfully installed the
plugin and it shows up as active, however, when I try to play the URL
you provided I get Now Playing...Connecting and then nothing plays,
the SB returns to idle. Am I
dave4jazz wrote:
Krisbee wrote:
From despair to joy in 24hrs thanks to bpa and all those who posted the
320kbs HLS feed details.
Using these for BBC 3, 4, 4 extra, 5 live with bpa's plugin:
Code:
If anyone out there uses some form of network player with internet
radio, but has no LMS device to connect to it to play the radio
stations, or you use Sonos, there may be a solution using UPnP. I use
this on two devices, and several others have been tried and work. With
luck you will be able
PasTim wrote:
Just to confirm what others have said, just try using the LMS browser
menu to add a favourite (or favorite if you insist ;) ) with one of the
urls posted recently.
See the picture. Move the cursor the the 'Favorites' line, and then
select the pencil edit button to the right
Nick_G wrote:
OK thanks.
I am running LMS 7.9.0 and am on OS X 10.10.1
I think I'm getting there. If I can get LMS to see the file where I have
stored the HLS streams I'm hoping I can play them from there. I have
lots of playlists stored on a folder on my Desktop including one with
the
vinnielo wrote:
Sorry.. I've not been keeping up with the thread.. there are too many
posts to read through which is probably a good thing.
I hope someone can post up a summary in a new pinned thread in this 3rd
party software forum just to help those of us out who haven't been able
to
ian_heys wrote:
If the URL you are playing has the form:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_6music.m3u8
then it is 320kBps.
If the URl you are playing has the form:
Have we reached a point where a new thread would help? We have:
1) bpa's plugin which creates 3 custom files
2) a menu.opml replacement for bbc iplayer live
3) many people providing ffmpeg solutions for various platforms, and an
extra bpa plugin for those with ffmpeg issues where it doesn't
magee35 wrote:
Custom Scan seems to be working correctly now. I specified both tags to
look for, changed the maximum rating to 5 (I thought 100 was a max
percentage or something...), and checked the Scan All box.
Does the Scan All run when you Rescan Media Library/Look for new and
changed
magee35 wrote:
I have very little experience with computer programs. I can run a
few...
I did notice the difference between mp3 files tags showing RATING WMP
and the FLAC files tags showing RATING. I also double checked the
settings in Custom Scan/Module Settings for Ratings Tag and see
magee35 wrote:
I finally had a chance to make a new SQL playlist and try it out. I
selected create new playlist; Advanced with rating and followed the
instructions in the Setup Smart Playlists wiki except that I selected
Rock genre instead of Pop. So it should play all 5 star rated Rock
castalla wrote:
Oh-oh !!
This what version info says:
This package contains the deprecated ffmpeg program. This package also
serves
as a transitional package to libav-tools. Users are advised to use
avconv from
the libav-tools package instead of ffmpeg.
Homepage:
PasTim wrote:
You may need to Restart LMS at this point - I can't recall. If the list
of installed plugins includes 'PlayHLS' you are good to go.
Are you OK now?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite
bpa wrote:
I think I got PCM format wrong - please test the following:
In the PlayHLS custom-convert.conf hls pcm entry
Code:
[ffmpeg] -loglevel quiet -i $FILE$ -f s16le -
If you need to resample output to 44100 then
bpa wrote:
Is this info for a working or broken system ?
No distro or ffmpeg version given.
For some reason Debian and Ubuntu have taken a dislike to ffmpeg and
instead use the libav fork of ffmpeg and then add the scary warnings.
However to get information on which system work and
Verulamius wrote:
Just the mp3 is greyed out, the others are showing ffmpeg.
I am trying to use
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_three.m3u8
as a trial URL. I have also tried with the playlist previously
circulated without any
utgg wrote:
I'm not aware of anyone posting pls URLs that give us the 320kbps stream
urls of the form /sbr_high/ rather than just the /high/
ones which only seem to give us 128kbps streams.
Just change the high to sbr_high in the pls URLs.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu
Klammer wrote:
I upload to the Synology from my Chrome book using Chrome web browser...
Does a Chrome Book have an equivalent of Putty? See
http://aboutchromebook.com/putty-for-chromebook/ and Secure Shell.
Maybe that is what is needed?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24
utgg wrote:
Also the following, for those that care:
Code:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_1extra.m3u8
Nick_G wrote:
No, the same thing happens.
Thanks,
Nick
I still think we have some wires crossed somewhere, since you are not
playing 'a playlist', and I've never seen a message like that even when
mis-configured. Are you quite sure you are playing the item with a URL
ending m3u8 in the list
castalla wrote:
I think I'm seeing the same issue - will reboot and check again.
On ubuntu 14.04 the following works (the last line is probably
unnecessary), and doesn't seem to have the multiple ffmpeg issue, but I
do understand that doesn't help for other versions/distros.
Code:
utgg wrote:
Not sure what pls urls you are referring to. I've just seen these pls
mentioning in this thread:
Code:
http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/select/version/2.0/mediaset/journalism-http-tablet/vpid/bbc_radio_fourfm/format/pls.pls
castalla wrote:
Broken - ffmpeg repeats
# dpkg -s ffmpeg
Package: ffmpeg
Status: install ok installed
Priority: extra
Section: oldlibs
Installed-Size: 235
Maintainer: Debian Multimedia Maintainers
pkg-multimedia-maintain...@lists.alioth.debian.org
Architecture: armhf
Source:
Klammer wrote:
I really do appreciate that lots of people are working really hard to
sort out the mess caused by the BBC, however, I am not conversant in
linux, and I no longer own a PC so I can't even open a terminal window
to my Synology Diskstation where LMS resides. Does anyone know if
Nick_G wrote:
It's OK - I've found it. I am just about to try 6 Music. If it doesn't
play then it presumably means that ffmpeg isn't installed. If that's the
case then I'll wait for the fully-developed plugin.
Edit: it gives me Error: no items found in playlist so I think I will
have to
Klammer wrote:
Hi, I am running LMS on a Synology Diskstation DS213j:
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.3 - 1375965195 @ Mon Aug 19 11:42:55
PDT 2013
Hostname: DiskStation
Server IP Address: 192.168.0.20
Server HTTP Port Number: 9002
Operating system: Synology DiskStation (DSM Package
Verulamius wrote:
Thanks bpa and others for their hard work on this.
I'm having difficulty get this to work on my setup. I have my LMS
running on a converted Seagate goflex box, which runs debian and
squeezeplug. I have installed ffmpeg, and bpa plugins but the relevant
streams are not
castalla wrote:
Okay - forgot to reboot.
Now - starts avconv
but
fails to exit and creates second process
---
Not sure how to proceed with your links. Do I need to uninstall the
existing ffmpeg ? How?
getting messy!
My ignorance getting
Krisbee wrote:
From despair to joy in 24hrs thanks to bpa and all those who posted the
320kbs HLS feed details.
Using these for BBC 3, 4, 4 extra, 5 live with bpa's plugin:
Code:
utgg wrote:
It's just easier to distribute a list of URLs via a normal .m3u playlist
file, as I did in post 2304. Saves other people the effort of having to
work out and type in URLs into the 'Tune in URL' and then save as
favourites. But it seems that playlist will only work for us in the
Nick_G wrote:
Hi Tim. Yes I created a favourite and the url that I have entered is:
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_6music.m3u8
If I select it on the SBT I get the Error: no items found in playlist
message.
Thanks,
Nick
If you
As a side note just for information, if you don't want to use a UPnP
converter with LMS, you can use minimserver plus minimstreamer to drive
an Internet Radio if it has UPnP support. Although the website says HLS
support is being added, it already works if you use ffmpeg as the
stream.converter.
castalla wrote:
Doesn't seem to be a download option?
You have to install minimserver, then minimstreamer is a plugin add-on.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from squeezelite) to
Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC and Marantz
castalla wrote:
Got it installed after a lot of faff!
Haven't tested it properly yet ...
and it doesn't work bugger, bugger, bugger
(something to do with the symlink?)
update:
working BUT still massive buffering
Conjugate the verb 'to faff':
je faff
tu
castalla wrote:
Do any other streams play - eg. Tunein ?
Are you in UK?
And if not, if you change the URL to include 'sbr_low' rather than
'sbr_high', does that fix it?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp (Beta - derived from
Klammer wrote:
I'm still trying to get something to play.
This url: http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live...io_fourfm.m3u8
gives me a 403 forbidden error, all other streams error as no items
found in playlist (including those from the Radiofeeds UK app)
Make sure the PlayHLS plugin is ticked
Klammer wrote:
I think my Synology Diskstation must have ffmpeg pre-installed because,
after I installed the Apple HLS m3u8 plugin, file types on LMS list
the transcoding settings as:
Apple HLS m3u8: FLAC=ffmpeg
MP3=disabled
PCM=ffmpeg
However, I cannot get any of the playlists to
wilgartw wrote:
Hello,
is there a simple how to on this fix? i have got the live feeds
working through favourites, (6 music and radio 4) but it too a year to
teach my girlfriend how to change the channel through the iplayer app,
and i fear this will be a step too far.
i am only
Klammer wrote:
Nope, every single BBC stream errors with file not found or no items
in playlist or can't open file for- that's on the Synology AND
Windows 7!
There's some more fundamental issue somewhere here. I think a retreat
to basics may be needed.
You have ffmpeg installed and the HLS
Klammer wrote:
Apologies!
I'm at my wits end.
Radiofeeds app: Currently streaming Classic FM (mp3) [National,
Classical, Romantic, Film Score]
128kbps CBR, MP3 Radio - perfectly. If I try BBC Radio 3 from the app I
get error: no items in playlist BBC Radio 3 (mp3) [National,
bpa wrote:
Any experimentalists ?
If you assume the HLS stream is always going to be AAC. Then adding the
following to PlayHLS custom-convert.conf file will avoid LMS doing the
transcoding if player can play AAC natively.
Code:
hls aac * *
#
Klammer wrote:
I can see that LAME is not installed:
drwxr-xr-x2 adminusers 4096 Nov 21 02:59 .
drwxrwxrwx 20 adminusers 4096 Nov 26 17:48 ..
-rwxr-xr-x1 adminusers16276 Nov 21 02:59 alac
-rwxr-xr-x1 adminusers50100 Nov 21
majones wrote:
My suggestion is that you get it working on Windows 7 before your
Synology because W7 should definitely work, and the fact that it doesn't
suggests that you're doing something wrong (sorry to sound critical - no
offence intended!). There's a thread specifically on this by Man
Klammer wrote:
Apologies!
I'm at my wits end.
Radiofeeds app: Currently streaming Classic FM (mp3) [National,
Classical, Romantic, Film Score]
128kbps CBR, MP3 Radio - perfectly. If I try BBC Radio 3 from the app I
get error: no items in playlist BBC Radio 3 (mp3) [National,
Klammer wrote:
Sorry to be so incompetent, thanks for your patience.
I just tried this
http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/uk/sbr_high/ak/bbc_radio_three.m3u8
with Tunein and got a Connecting... and then the SB Classic's display
returned to Now Playing.
Klammer wrote:
Hi Ronnie,
Just tried that and got Now playing and then, immediately, Stopped.
I can play mp3 streams from Classic FM etc. with the Radiofeeds and
Tunein apps and mp3 is native on my system so I don't think I need a
Lame codec.
It's a complete mystery to me,
I can't
bpa wrote:
Since this post is BBCiPlayer specific and updates MP3 as well as HLS
shouldn't the sticky be in the BBCiPlayer thread.
i was just trying to provide a cross-reference for people landing here
first.
I also note there is already another very helpful HLS thread, but having
two on the
To update the list of BBC Radio live channels in the BBC iPlayer as of
11/2/2015 see
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53229-Announce-BBCiPlayer-Plugin-(UK-only)p=807276viewfull=1#post807276.
The original menu.opml is, on linux, in
For those with the time and inclination,
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/CompilationGuide gives access to the latest
ffmpeg. On a low-powered machine compiling can take hours, but it's a
way of getting a current version.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps.
Owen Smith wrote:
And AAC has to be licenced, so for any manufacturer to add it to an old
player there are licence costs to consider. Many licences are per device
that plays it, so for a manufacturer to put out a free software upgrade
that might be installed on tens of thousands of players
properjob wrote:
Same setup. Great work folks
Next question - will I be able to apply a similar fix to BPA's iPlayer
Extra plugin as well?
That no longer seems to be functioning.
It's mostly still working for me, at least for a few items I just tested
again. There are some older
bpa wrote:
Out of curiousity, what is the catchup window for iPad and Android BBC
iPlayer Radio Apps ? If it is only 7 days then expect I'd another round
of changes.
On my android BBC iPlayer Radio app, R3 and R4 show only 7 days in the
past.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04,
JohnB wrote:
PS I've just checked the BBC Radio iPlayer for Andriod and it's
behaviour is the same as on iPad, i.e. 30 days when searching on
programme name but only 7 days via the daily schedule.
Oh yes, so it does. I hadn't even thought to try a search. What a
strange implementation.
philippe_44 wrote:
If you sudo netstat, it should give you the process name on all ports -
and I don't think you're crazy :)
Now why didn't I think of using sudo? Maybe not crazy, but dim. Thanks
:)
It turns out that I have a software renderer on my server (upmpdcli) and
it is listening on
bpa wrote:
So it is only iOS that has 30 days or is it just TV ? See
http://www.engadget.com/2014/12/11/bbc-iplayer-ios-30-day-offline/
edit:
According to various android sites v1.6.4 or BBC Radio IPlayer for
Androids had updates to support 30 day ?
I'm on the latest update of iPlayer
PasTim wrote:
Now why didn't I think of using sudo? Maybe not crazy, but dim. Thanks
:)
It turns out that I have a software renderer on my server (upmpdcli) and
it is listening on 49152.
To find out what the * is going on with 49153 and firewalls I'll do
some tests and log what
philippe_44 wrote:
:)
I've pushed 0.2.0.1 in GitHub as stable as I discovered a few issues
in 0.2.0.0 (on top of the 24/mono update). I recommend upgrading to this
one as the issues can cause sq2u to crash, which is pretty irritating.
Ralphy, if you don't mind may I sollicitate you
Owen Smith wrote:
I am not demanding anything, I'm trying to get the discussiin started.
There is a point updating the plugin. The vast majority of LMS uses are
not capable of patching the plugin. There are probably about 30 people
in the world who have it working at the moment, based on
Owen Smith wrote:
I've written and published free open source software in the past and
I've supported it, for the RISC OS community. I don't need telling what
is involved in doing so.
I am not demanding anyone do anything. I'm trying to explain what is
needed to keep LMS alive for more
Owen Smith wrote:
Patches are not viable long term. In a year's time the patch list could
be very large. Then there are the majority of LMS users who aren't
capable of applying patches.
By insisting on sticking to patches you are turning the iPlayer Plugin
into a little clique of about 30
ian_heys wrote:
My time has been limited but I've found out that Arch Linux uses an
alternative to init.d called systemd and the syntax and locations are
somewhat different. I've done some experimentation but haven't been
successful yet. When I get more time I'll follow up with more
bpa wrote:
Updated plugin to V1.8
1. Change to support BBCiPlayer changes because of BBC changes to Listen
Again
2. Change order of programs to be the same as BBC website - so that
Latest programs are now shown in reverse chronological order (i.e.
most recent programs first)
Add this
Owen Smith wrote:
I have done, but some of them are sales and marketing people and have no
clue at all how to go about that.
Why is there this assumption that anyone running LMS can dive in and
edit files without cocking it up? That attitude dooms LMS to being run
by quite a small number
bpa wrote:
This is well known and has been agreed.
I am not in the UK and patches are necessary to test if they works for
UK Listeners as well.
Updating a plugin is not just a simple job of merge patches - it implies
a willingness to be responsible for the plugin and this not for a few
Owen Smith wrote:
We need an updated plugin. More patches are not helpful, especially for
a non essential feature like pictures.
The discussion about who might be able to update the plugin stalled,
because at the time Listen Again was working. That is no longer the
case.
You seem to be
Owen Smith wrote:
That worked, now on BBC iPlayer (v1.3.1alpha2). Haven't seen if it works
yet.
I think a fairy Godfather may be at work :)
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
ChipMonk wrote:
New iPlayer plugin - we missed you. Great to have you back!
Are you thinking of BBC iPlayer Extras? If so, see
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?72709-Announce-BBCiPlayerExtra-v1-0p=811920viewfull=1#post811920
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24
ChipMonk wrote:
Go on, admit it. You're really loving it too.
Moi? :D
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 (control
point) to same renderers to
owen smith wrote:
as i've said in a previous post, it is a great joy that triode is still
with us and working on the iplayer plugin. Of course i'm grateful, but
i'm probably a typical yorkshireman and don't say thankyou as often as i
should.
:)
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04,
Owen Smith wrote:
It's not a complaint at all, it's a statement of fact. It's a shame we
haven't got the 320kbps AAC Listen Again for Radio 3.
ut a
Text is a poor medium for communication and results in all sorts of
mis-understandings, like this one.
All the more reason to take care with
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