Owen Smith wrote:
Looking in the server log, as expected the Radio 3 HLS Listen Again is
128kbps AAC. A shame, and the new plugin doesn't have a way to prefer
RTMP/Flash for Listen Again.
You may not mean it to be but this really sounds like a complaint about
an unofficial, unannounced, alpha
bonze wrote:
Working OK here, in UK.
Although a couple of other stations wouldn't at first attempt, Radio2
for example.
Then worked when clicked again.
I'm rather hoping someone somewhere is rather enjoying watching us flail
around getting stuff to work using an unannounced great
bonze wrote:
I did it the old fashioned geeky way.. viewed the source of one of
the webpages :)
didn't even think of googling
This is one of those strange times when it seems whatever question I ask
I get a hint at an answer, but not an answer I can understand! :D
So, which page? I
bonze wrote:
No probs.
I went to one of the 3 counties pages, for example
http://www.bbc.co.uk/threecountiesradio/programmes/schedules
Then scanned the source, the bits I could make sense of at least.
I was trying to find the logo in the title, but found others in there.
There seem
sweetda1 wrote:
I think the answer to the question below is somewhere but I have not
been able to trace it:
I cannot Listen Again - I get the title screen and cover art but either
the famous 'File not supported' or just a 'connecting' message.
I have followed bpa's very clear
bonze wrote:
Try
http://static.bbci.co.uk/branding/1.7.0/img/logos/masterbrands/bbc_three_counties_radio.png
instead
Thanks to you and PaulinPosset.
Can either of you give me a clue what you googled for? I've tried and
failed several times to find a suitable link. What am I doing wrong?
wilgartw wrote:
thanks. i have read through that and copied the xml to
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/BBCiPlayer
but i am unsure what i am to do with it.
sorry i am clueless.
Some of the following may vary between LMS versions, so you may have to
modify
PaulinPosset wrote:
The following works using Chrome or Firefox:
1) type BBC 3 Counties radio logo into the search box for Google and
hit enter
2) Chose an image and select by left clicking
3) Right click the image and you should have options, one of which is
copy image URL
4)
ian_heys wrote:
Yes, see my post above. Also no Local Stations on Live Radio.
Live Local stations can be resurrected by combining that section of the
menu.opml circulated here previously with the new menu.opml from Triode.
I have only tested my own station, but all I had to change was where it
crkm wrote:
Many thanks for the tip. I had a quick look but noticed the following in
the cmd window CallbackEventHandler:685 [02473150]: cannot create
squeezelite instance cocktailAudio-X10 MediaRenderer There is an
entry in the saved config.xml file for the CA. No entry for the CA
Renderer
crkm wrote:
Hi Philippe, PasTim
Here's what I did
Downloaded 0.2.0.0 from
https://github.com/philippe44/LMS-to-uPnP/blob/master/0.1.4.0/bin/squeeze2upnp.exe
(Windows adds the (1) as I did not delete previous version)
Screen shot (_02) of cmd window attached (same error as noted
crkm wrote:
My response with the config file pasted in has been blocked by the Forum
saying it needs to be moderated
.Or not apparently!
Best
crkm
ps Any hints as to where the logs are logged, I'm sure its been asked
before but
pps Found it.
To upload an xml, it
crkm wrote:
Log file attached or Not Forum doesn't like attaching logfiles
either!
so Logfile pasted
[09:58:59.811] main:1223
!! ERROR LOADING CONFIG FILE !
[09:58:59.814] slimproto_loglevel:1001 slimproto change log
[09:58:59.814]
majones wrote:
A commentator has pointed out on the BBC blog that BBC's own iPlayer web
page is now playing Listen Again as RTMP whereas it was HDS. This made
me think about a comment I saw somewhere by the BBC about the
resilience of their streams, and I'm wondering whether RTMP might
TheLastMan wrote:
Long term the only options for getting LA on your hi-fi are likely to
be:
- iPlayer on your PC and hard wire audio cable from sound card to hi-fi
- Bluetooth streaming from PC / phone / tablet (yuck!)
- Some sort of Wi-fi streaming from a PC (Chromecast, DLNA?)
- LMS
philippe_44 wrote:
ok - the ip : port parameter for upnp is available now (upnp_socket).
The ones for LMS have been since the begining
I couldn't get parameter that to work on my system.
I've gone round the houses with ports and firewalls and come to the
conclusion I still don't fully
philippe_44 wrote:
Port 1900 is used by the SSDP protocol. According to some old logs, 8080
is the port that your Marantz is using to receive upnp commands and I
guess 5431 is the M1. I don't know why 80 is needed as well. What
surprised me is I think you use ufw to deny traffic on outgoing
Owen Smith wrote:
To quote wikipedia:
224.0.0.1 The All Hosts multicast group addresses all hosts on the same
network segment.
Why your router would need to send to the all hosts multicast group to
get this to work is far from clear. Surely this traffic is all internal
to your
The mystery of the upnp_socket parameter on my system.
If I run with the default (value ?) it runs fine with my firewall on.
The log reports using port 49153 at the start, and mentions 8080 for the
player. Note that port 49153 is not open for incoming packets in my
firewall.
If I run with
philippe_44 wrote:
It is clear but very strange - I tried on my Linux box (a VM, no fw) and
my Win7 box (fw), with various port, including the default one and it
all worked. I put on purpose a wrong IP address, and in that case, the
upnp stack does not initialize (error -208). It is even
crkm wrote:
Hi Philippe
I've been running squeeze2upnp as administrator and the various logs
etc. get created ok. For completeness, I've attached the log files and
config.xml when running 0.2.0.0. Looks like there is an access issue.
Very many thanks, once again. Your patience is much
On the BBC blog, Neil asked how to get 320 LA streams to VLC.
Assuming you are on a PC with a working browser, if you play the program
with the browser, and monitor the audio out with VLC, you can get good
results.
As to the quality, on my system if I right click on the image of the LA
stream
sweetda1 wrote:
Thank you. I have managed to insert the menu.opml file supplied by bonze
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53229-Announce-BBCiPlayer-Plugin-%28UK-only%29p=807276viewfull=1#post807276)
but (a) how do I update the BBCiPlayerExtra to 1.8 - I only installed
1.7 a
crkm wrote:
I did succeed in getting access to the HLS live streams using
Minimserever/streamer (on the Pi) and (via UPnP) Foobar to the AE.
Minimserver is much simpler (easier) than LMS but doesn't have the
amazing flexibility. The only other way I found to access Listen Again
(I still
djfake wrote:
I believe my Beep is connecting at 49152, I have 9000 and 3483 open for
LMS. Firewalls are always a good idea, and the fact that I have to turn
mine off to get sq2u to work, I would also request to a config parameter
for the port(s) to be specified.
That it works well.
majones wrote:
I feel exactly the same way. It's such a shame that it wasn't a
sufficient commercial success to sustain Logitech's interest. But, who
knows, in light of this situation where it has massively outshone all
the competition, maybe it's time for a relaunch?
For me it's the
PaulinPosset wrote:
Thanks for the hack which I've used for my local BBC Station and also
managed to get a logo displayed by searching for a suitable url, copying
that to a text file, then replacing the non-working url's in menu.opml.
Code:
outline text=BBC
bonze wrote:
It's another term for AOD :)
Audio On Demand
or the Alcohol and Other Drugs (see
http://www.acronymfinder.com/AOD.html) which may be needed to help one
calm down about this fiasco.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp to
Owen Smith wrote:
What is LA in this context?
Listen Again
or Acronym Hell..
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
utgg wrote:
I've seen 320kbs LA streams with the android mediaset. The url names may
imply128kbps, but if you look at the HLS master playlist it does declare
the higher bit rate alternative. Unless something has changed very
recently... - I'm unable to look at the moment.
I used another
Owen Smith wrote:
Probably not by enough for me to buy a Transporter. All I want is
something simple that plays 24/96, and a Touch isn't it.
As a matter of interest, what's wrong with a Touch?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp to MF
The RTMP streams now don't work on my Internet Radios (Marantz and MF),
and display a message saying the format was changed today. How helpful.
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
moletteuk wrote:
I've submitted my complaint to the BBC.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complain-online/
It's all a bit over my head, but I'm pretty upset about this, I use the
iplayer plugin for at least an hour every day...well I did.
Anyway, I want to say thanks in advance and that
castalla wrote:
Appreciate your action, but it's futile. You'll just get a pro-forma
reply from a drone.
Write to the Chair of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee at
Parliament.
get a pro-forma reply from a drone :(
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
There is a piece of open source software the BBC don't like that still
works. It also supplies Radio 3 (at least - I haven't tried others) in
320kbps AAC format. I will listen and then delete the program, which I
believe is quite legal and above board.
They are forcing me to do this. I
Owen Smith wrote:
Don't want something with a large display that sticks up, don't need
anything that complicated. I use a Receiver at present, this is ideal
for my needs in every way except it doesn't do 24/96. I was hoping the
John Swenson project would provide a replacement for it, but
castalla wrote:
Not necessarily - there are named MPs on the committee (and will be
after the fiasco of an election in May!)
See:
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/culture-media-and-sport-committee/contact-us/
ilainftw wrote:
The BBC stopped providing (or began hiding) the R3 LA 320k HLS versions
2-3 weeks ago. Seemed a bit like rubbing salt in the wound.
So, as usual, no one seems to know that the BBC's plans are, least of
all probably the BBC itself.
If it wasn't so irritating I'd find it rather
One of my solutions to get the sound back on my lounge hifi is to play
the stream from the BBC website on my wireless laptop. I then monitor
the output and use vlc to stream that (wirelessly again) to a favourite
stored on LMS and then play that on my hifi. It's a bit of a palava,
and trying it
expectingtofly wrote:
..
That gets you the RTMP streams.
For the HLS streams there is a slightly different hack. But we really
ought to do this properly
Thanks very much indeed. Works perfectly. We are very fortunate in
having skilled people such as yourself around to keep our show on
JohnB wrote:
A question about the HLS Listen Again streams (those that can now be
accessed via the hack) - are they 128kbps or 320kbps.
I ask because if the LA HLS streams are only 128 kbps it would be better
to stay (for now) on the rtpm streams (certainly as far as Radio 3 is
ukslim wrote:
Not to defend the BBC to firmly, because this is a debacle, however:
I think it's important that we all keep in mind the conflicting demands
the BBC has. Many of their programs contain licensed content (easiest
example: music) that they're only allowed to broadcast under
SteveSmythe wrote:
Yes, I deleted it. When I restarted the LMS, it didn't get created
again.
Just tried again and, although it cache.db hasn't re-appeared (should I
be worried?), the Radio 4 LA stream is now working. Thanks.
If it works, I wouldn't be worried :) The file will no doubt
SteveSmythe wrote:
I have got the iPlayer, listen live and listen again (LA) working fine
using the instructions above, but I can't clear the cache.
LA channels I hadn't listened to before editing the BBCXMLParser.pm are
working OK but LA on Radio 4 (which I had been trying to listen to
PaulinPosset wrote:
Thanks for checking. I've tried both RTMP and the HLS hack, currently
using the HLS hack, but if you've got both working it must be something
at my end!
I've looked at the URL's and they're a different format to each other.
This one works:
Code:
PaulinPosset wrote:
Yup, that sorted it. 2 cache.db files in the folder so deleted both,
re-booted for good measure and all now working.
Thanks PasTim and expectingtofly.:D
With all this going on it's great to have support from so many people.
The only problem is keeping up with the sheer
djfake wrote:
Works!
I turned the firewall off and I had it playing (not standby) when I
reran the first command to write the xml file!
The amount of trouble I've had with firewalls hiding stuff...Glad to
hear you made progress.
Getting firewall settings right for UPnP seemed a
It's great that people are responding here. However, as castalla asked,
if corrections or clarifications are needed to the initial instructions,
can you first send him a private message suggesting the change? That
way the first post can be kept up to date and people won't have to
search though
expectingtofly wrote:
I've been having a browse of Triode's implementation of the RTMP
transport protocol in perl as part of the IPlayer App. I've also been
having a look at what other people have done implementing the HLS
transport in scripting languages. I didn't see anything that
finemind wrote:
Thanks PasTim. Time to put on a serious pot of coffee.
And something stronger once you have it working :)
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
finemind wrote:
Hi, could somebody kindly point me to a fix on this thread or elsewhere
for Listen Again on LMS running on a Synology DS213j nas?
Or put me out of my misery if it's not possible.
Does this work?
JohnB wrote:
On Windows 7 LMS, by default, automatically installs a LMS tray icon in
the notification area of the Taskbar (i.e. to the right of the bar at
the bottom of the screen - assuming you haven't moved the Taskbar
elsewhere).
The best way to stop/start LMS on Windows is to right
djfake wrote:
Hi I am trying to get a Beep (http://thisisbeep.com) to work with LMS.
It is Upnp compatible.
I first ran this
LMS-to-uPnP-master/dev/bin$ ./squeeze2upnp-x86 -i config.xml
[16:38:01.739761] slimproto_loglevel:1002 slimproto change log
[16:38:01.739926] stream_loglevel:292
CommanderROR wrote:
Hi,
I tried to read through the entire thread, but might have missed it
somewhere along the way...
I'm running LMS on an Odroid U3 with Debian 14.04, so I can't easily
install FFMPEG. Of course, there is that libav, but the HLS Plugin does
not use those. Is there a
I've been using squeeze2upnp with the new PlayHLS plugin for BBCiPlayer.
It works very well both for live listening and with the current (RTMP)
listen again service, on both my UPnP renderers. So when the FM signal
is bad (which happens periodically) or the DAB signal is bad (which is
all the
PaulinPosset wrote:
Half an hour (I'm new to all this stuff) of hacking and hey presto, it
does indeed work! Many thanks to expectingtofly :D
Indeed.
When I tried the same proof of concept I didn't get ', hls' being
displayed after the 128kbps CBR string, but it did work, and the URL
in the
StephenC wrote:
Hello,
Like many others, I'm very, very, very irritated by this debacle. I've
been largely addicted to Squeezeboxes and Triode's and bpa's wonderful
work from AlienBBC onwards for the last 8 years. My system is now
largely useless as far as I can tell. I do have the live
StephenC wrote:
Yes indeed - many of those work fine for me. But, I would dearly like to
be able to listen to stuff from the last week. Bizarrely, the News Quiz
Series 86 Ep. 1 works, but Eps. 2 and 3 don't. This makes no sense to me
at all.
I'll keep my fingers crossed that the nuke and
StephenC wrote:
I'm afraid that they are - both Live and On-Demand are set to
AACFlashAACFlashMP3WMA
However, I tried switching off 'Allow Transcoding' on the same page, and
now Tweet of the Day works! Disappointingly, as far as I can tell,
nothing else does, though - It reports 'PROBLEM:
StephenC wrote:
Here's what I've tried:
(All from Radio 4 FM)
all the currently available Afternoon Drama episodes
The News Quiz - both Friday and Saturday edition
Midnight News (any of the currently available)
15 Minute Drama (all available)
Inside Science (16:30 on 5th March)
Plus
StephenC wrote:
Haven't yet started the rebuild. Under the AAC format I have:
AAC - Native
FLAC - faad/flac
MP3 - disabled
PCM - faad
I don't think I changed any of the custom-convert.conf settings. Should
I have? If so, I'm happy to.
That looks fine. And double-check that the iPlayer
StephenC wrote:
Interesting. In which case maybe something that I changed in the early
days of the debacle (mid-Feb) broke it - I edited the opml file as
detailed elsewhere (I'll edit this post shortly, once I find the
source). Although I didn't make any changes until it was already not
HeadBanger wrote:
Can anyone help me get this working please? I have found a version of
FFMPEG that the HLS plugin recognises and I can change the audio
settings. So far so good.
However, any HLS stream that I try to play my SBs report 'Problem:
cannot open file for: [stream name]'
Any
JohnB wrote:
My understanding is that most of the software packages that capture the
audio on a PC do so after the audio has been passed through the PC's
soundcard and it is then re-digitised. One exception is a Total Recorder
which captures the audio in the digital domain.
That may depend
ukslim wrote:
This is called 'the analogue hole'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_hole) in any copy protection
scheme, and it's inevitable. But there are other inevitable holes in
copy-protection because it has to be in some unprotected state at some
point between the network and the
ftlight wrote:
Nick Reynolds has just closed the BBC blog thread to comments.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/234a65f0-89c1-489c-b6e9-55d2de932e53?filter=none#comments
Now what?
Complain again to the BBC, radio 4 Feedback, emails to Mr Hall et al, MP
committees, and so on, not
Notwithstanding some theories expounded her and on the defunct blog, I
still believe this was an almighty cock-up rather than a conspiracy.
They thought they were saving money and asked Internet Radio
manufacturers if moving off WMA to AAC would be a problem. The answers
would have been mostly
SuffolkPunch wrote:
Thanks again.
Library.db -is- in the same folder as cache.db. So I guess that's the
right cache.
Other edits? I don't think so. But what if I reinstalled the BBCiPlayer
plugin just to eliminate that possibility (assuming it replaces both .pm
files)? I can't remember
SuffolkPunch wrote:
Thanks.
I deleted (actually, renamed) the cache.db in folder
C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox. Is that the right cache?
My BBCiPlayer plugin is v1.2.14 (unchanged by me until today). Is that
the latest?
If you reply Yes to both these questions, then I'm stumped!
Martin
SuffolkPunch wrote:
Thanks for this. I find it reinstates Listen Again for everything
-except -radio 4FM!
My system details:
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.5 - 1416570306 @ Thu Nov 27 07:38:09
CUT 2014
Operating system: Windows 7 - EN - cp1252
Platform Architecture: 8664
Perl
castalla wrote:
There's a new Twitter feed:
#bbcaudiofail
Don't use twitter myself , so on you go
Me neither.
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
Peter314 wrote:
Thanks for all your help with this issue. I tried the change listed
above and it restored LA for Radio 3 and Radio 4 (albeit without
pictures :)) but Radio 2 LA gives a Problem: can't open file for...
message. Editing for the HLS stream per your later post didn't change
Owen Smith wrote:
There have been no pictures for several weeks. I'm not sure whether they
went before or after Audio Factory was introduced.
I can live without pictures, this is radio.
I didn't even notice the pictures had gone, so happy was I to get decent
sound again.
LMS 7.9 on
ian_heys wrote:
I've been following all the way and had Play Live Streams working well
on both Windows 7 and SOA/Wandboard.
Today performed change to BBCXMLParser.pm and all seems to be working
well on both systems on LA.
Bit confused on RTMP/HLS Issue. Which should I be hearing and how
Owen Smith wrote:
Ctrl-Alt-Del brings up a window asking if you want to logoff, start the
Task Manager, and various other options on modern versions of Windows.
Only a very small number of things you can select on there will restart
LMS (eg. Reboot the PC). Please don't quote Ctrl-Alt-Del as
PaulinPosset wrote:
Clearing the cache.db files is an absolute must.
I had a curious mix of RTMP and HLS Listen Again streams after
installing on the music server The reason was that I had only been
deleting the cache.db-shm and cache.db-wal files. After deleting all 3
cache files (it was
CommanderROR wrote:
Thanks!
That should do the trick nicely... ;)
It now shows FFMPEG in the file type register, but the stream still
doesn't play. Oh well, at least the HD AAc stream works fine at the
moment, even though I'm accessing it from Germany.. :D
The BBC pribably makes
kingswindsor wrote:
The buffering entries in the log seem to coincide with the drop outs I
hear. How would I increase the Radio Station buffer timeout please?
That might be the easiest first step.
I am running LMS on a Vortexbox 2.3 and the players are a mixture of
RPi/PiCorePlayer,
markiii wrote:
anyone managed to get the program information displaying when using the
HLS streams yet?
All I get is the Radio 1, Radio 2 logo e.t.c
No, not for Live radio.
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
As I understand it the cache.db file does get cleared periodically
anyway. However if you have been using a stream, do one of the fixes,
and then try it again without clearing the cache it won't work straight
away. That's why the advice is to clear it to be sure it will work.
LMS 7.9 on
alveus wrote:
Because when the updates from 7.4.0 first came out they completely
b***d up my system.
Funnily enough, I use this product to listen to music and the radio, not
to play around with coding and IT. This was sold to me as a consumer
item, and as far as I am concerned this
To any of you really helpful developers using Google Code, have you seen
this? It seems the service is being shut down completely by January
2016.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/03/12/google_code_shutdown/
To users of any code obtained from there, it might be a good idea to
take a full copy
mherger wrote:
To any of you really helpful developers using Google Code, have you
seen
this? It seems the service is being shut down completely by January
2016.
Plugin developers: please let me know your new repository URL if you're
currently hosting it on Google Code. Thanks!
CommanderROR wrote:
@PasTim
I tried your BBC 4 link, and it works. However, that't the low wuality
stream I guess, and I don't think i can get the high quality streams
that way, right? HQ/HD Streams are probably meant to be UK only. Sadly I
don't get any bitrate display from the HLS
alveus wrote:
Anyone know where the LA cache is held in 7.4.0?
I've updated the parser and all LA streams that I never listen to are
working except BBC R4 FM. I suspect this has been cached, but can't find
any cache.db or similar files in \Squeezebox\Cache.
Does the Settings,
CommanderROR wrote:
Actually, I'm not using iPlayer at all. I added the stream URL right
into a LMS favourite. Maybebthat isn't supposed to work, but it's fine
for the HD AAC stream (non HLS)
That's fine for Radio 3, if that's all you want. For the others, try a
non-uk Radio 4 one, such as:
ian_heys wrote:
Thanks Tim
Not having much success with finding the init files so will have a look
at Server Power Control - haven't used it for years so it will be
another re-learning curve.
I put quite detailed instructions in the sq2u User Guide so it should be
fairly easy, unless my
djfake wrote:
you can download a template init file here,
https://github.com/fhd/init-script-template
I created a file called sq2u from the template, then just fill out
this section (my e.g., ymmv )
dir=/usr/sbin/sq2u
user=root
cmd=./squeeze2upnp-x86
make it executable:
chmod +x
djfake wrote:
Firewalls are a good thing! What ports does sq2u use? Looks like 49494
for the renderer...
Yes, but on my system the ports seems to vary. I gave up and opened up
a range in the 3 to 4s. There are some other 'standard' ones
that ufw says need to be open, such as:
Code:
ian_heys wrote:
Just installed Ralphy's static binary on my SqueezeOnArch/Wandboard
Quad. Used stable version 0.1.4.0. Works fine for both locally stored
flac music collection and indeed for current BBC HLS/RTMP Live/Listen
again configuration. This is a good solution for me as my wandboard
bonze wrote:
oh, no, I'm not actually doing anything useful to contribute :)
As far as I can recall (not a lot) you contributed the amended live
menus, which was a major benefit to mankind (well me anyway)!
My perl knowledge is currently very limited and I seem to break more
than I actually
majones wrote:
I agree. Products should never be shoehorned into a platform. It is
totally outrageous.
A joke, right?
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
ian_heys wrote:
Thanks Tim. I've got to the right place (RTMP LA) - somehow. Everything
working fine.
Look forward to a new thread.
Following not directed at anyone and not meant in a negative sense.
Perhaps communication with BBC should also have a new thread as a lot of
the
bonze wrote:
OK, that is weird.
The log I posted before was from Squeezeplay on a PC.
I just tried it on a Touch and it connected and played first time!
Squeezeplay on a PC running Windows?
I saw the following when playing using iPlayerExtra (in the log I
attached previously). I am
PaulinPosset wrote:
Running Windows 7 and have tested both iPlayer and iPlayer Extras and
both play correctly.
Ah well. Anyone else got any ideas? This is really rather strange. I
have played this several times and never had a single problem, iPlayer
or iPlayer Extras. Just now I even
utgg wrote:
These are RTMP streams. If you use iPlayerExtras you get the RTMP
streams (the alpha BBCiPlayer plugin does the playing of these still,
but can only do so via the iPlayerExtras plugin). It's not clear to me
if the problem has also been seen with this program on these streams,
bonze wrote:
Things I've tried:
LMS 7.9 running on a windows server.
Squeezeplay on Windows desktop doesn't work
Touch works
SB3 doesn't work
Hope that helps :p
Something to do with transcoding - the Touch is newer and none is
needed? But how can that be for just a very few
bpa wrote:
Also could someone humour me and see if the problem also occurs with
Stephen Nolan (any weekday) on Radio Ulster.
I now you are mainly asking about those who are having problems, but
from someone who hasn't had problems, that also works OK on my system.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi,
Davidg1 wrote:
Well they don't appear at all for working streams, so for sure this
problem causes them, even if there may be other causes too.
Is there any option for a newer version of faad on Windows?
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS
Davidg1 wrote:
Squeezelite doesn't work here either - same as Squeezeplay. Probably
depends on exact codecs installed. Weird it affects just this stream
though. Both working and non-working streams are reported by the LMS web
client as 128kbs CBR aac.
What O/S are you running LMS on?
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