utgg wrote:
These logs show the first 3 chunks of HLS audio have been received
correctly but I think that 'consecutiveErrors: 1' means that something
downstream of the plugin doesn't like the aac adts stream that has been
decoded in the plugin from the mpeg2 ts. Looks to be repeatable at
Davidg1 wrote:
That is exactly what happens when we use Squeezelite - if Squeezelite
decodes all is good, if LMS tries to decode to flac or MP3 it fails. We
are still unclear though if it is socketwrapper or faad at fault.
On Windows, but OK on linux. For instance, I am decoding aac to pcm to
Davidg1 wrote:
Ahhh! Probably too much for me!
A brief search only turned this up:
http://www.rarewares.org/files/aac/faad2-20100614.zip.
It's old, so I'm not too hopeful, but you never know! Tried just copying
into the folder and as bpa indicated it did not work. Someone else could
utgg wrote:
Paulin is using squeezelite, which can consume aac natively if libfaad
is installed. That may be a different setup to those that have seen
failure using squeezelite as the local player.
So for those who are having problems using local player it may be worth
trying to use the
utgg wrote:
Actually, there are frequent adts headers in each chunk - every 360
bytes or so. This stream is just unlucky in that the point the code
starts searching for the header there is something that looks like a
header before the next real header.
Extraordinarily quick and good work
utgg wrote:
AFAIKT The HLS streams for Monday's 'Stephen Nolan' are simply missing.
I did a few tests for Monday 23rd's 'Stephen Nolan'. It works on
Android, Desktop Browser (Chromium/linux), BBCiPlayerExtras plugin, but
not on BBCiPlayer plugin. So as you say it seems to be an HLS problem.
utgg wrote:
That's a good point. Android is using a different Id for Monday program:
p02mlnws, compared to b05n2088 which the xml feed used by BBCiPlayer
comes up with. Sounds like a screw up in the xml data (or possibly with
the id the android ap finds).
Edit: And Desktop browser id is
JohnB wrote:
You might also want to mention that the alpha update (currently) only
plays on-demand Radio 3 at 128 kbps and that to get the 320kbps with the
BBC iPlayer plugin you still need to use the original plugin plus the
fixes (including the RTMP fix).
For Radio 3 listeners it might
Shellness wrote:
Thank you. I took the plunge and it works a treat. 339kbps CBR, aac on
all channels bar the World Service. And I get the station artwork
(which I never did before).
It is surprising how much I missed the iPlayer iPlayer Extras.
For the record, the performance of
Shellness wrote:
I'm on v1.7.
(In response to PasTim, I'm also on Linux.)
Try 1.8 (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 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp
utgg wrote:
Here is another bit of patching to make the song info and icon from
RadioVis actually update in the web interface with the
BBCiPlayer-v1.3.1alpha2 plugin.
At about line 208 in RadioVis.pm, add the lines in red:
Code:
my $notify =
Davidg1 wrote:
Are we sure it's deliberate?
No :)
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 upmpdcli/mpd PC
utgg wrote:
I think it is the Beeb playing around again... Your vpid and another
I've just tried give a 'Not Found' http reply (for hls) using the
'audio-syndication' mediaset, but are ok (as hls) with the
android-phone-rtmp-high and apple-ipad-hls mediasets.
I wonder why they feel the
utgg wrote:
I can't really recommend this, because apart from anything else it will
make the BBC think your squeezebox is a tablet. But if you are really
missing BBC World Service LA, the following 1 line patch in iPlayer.pm
(around line 197 for alpha3 plugin, similar in alpha2 plugin) will
Is anyone else finding the live service a little unstable with the last
1.3.1alpha3 plugin? On Radio 3 it's stopped several times and I had to
manually restart.
It could, of course, be the BBC.
As an experiment I have raised the FETCH_CHUNKS up to 2 (from 1) in
HLS.pm (see
d6jg wrote:
Its a very good idea and can I suggest that you summarise the current
status of the various plugin options and version numbers.
My aim would be not to provide options, just a single alternative
solution (using 2 plugins plus patches) to the first PlayHLS solution
for listening to
Is it getting to the point where either need some brave soul(s) to
publish a patched version of the 3 or 4 programs that have had sundry
patches, possibly plus a patched menu.opml (for local stations that
don't appear in the live version and also possibly for icons) or a set
of more formal
ChipMonk wrote:
BBC iPlayer 1.3.1alpha3 is indeed now available from Triode
Works a treat. What a star he is. Thanks Triode!
I started to draft something for a new summary thread which was going to
involve either a load of patches, or a consolidated version of patches
to Triode's programs,
Post reserved for future changes to this set of solutions.
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 upmpdcli/mpd
utgg wrote:
Probably is worth the new summary thread to point people at - it should
be fairly stable now I guess.
Done, at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103435-BBCiPlayer-Plugins-an-alternative-quick-fix-guidep=814250viewfull=1#post814250
.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu
kidstypike wrote:
Working fine for me (UK), sometimes needs a few clicks on the play
button to get it started.
I think the search they are referring to is BBC's own iPlayer app on a
tablet, nothing to do with LMS.
17739
Same here. And yes, there's no search on this plugin. The
I will endeavour to watch this thread (and other related threads such as
the extras one) for significant changes and update the guide at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103435-BBCiPlayer-Plugins-an-alternative-quick-fix-guidep=814250viewfull=1#post814250.
The only problem is that the
bonze wrote:
Ask a nice mod for a 'sticky' ?
I wonder how I would do that. Is there a moderator these days, and if
so who? I shall try to contact the 'site administrator' and see what
happens.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs 16-24 bit,
44.1-192kbps. LMS Squeeze2upnp to MF
Davidg1 wrote:
Hey everyone!
Didn't want to clutter up the quick fix guide, so I'll post here.
If I read the QFG correctly, Triode has not updated FAAD.EXE. And
presumably when he updates his plugin his version of FAAD overwrites any
changes we make (if we have auto updates enabled
Jeff07971 wrote:
Hi All
I have been trying to get the Play HLS plugin working on my Centos 6.6
system.
I have compiled ffmpeg from git and installed BBCiPlayer(Triode)
together with the menu.opml (Bonze) and PlayHLS(Bpa).
After this te streams do not play in LMS but ffmpeg on the
castalla wrote:
After a week of chaos, my isp finally restored the internet last night
. sigh.
However, I found that my squeezeplug pi device seems to have gone awry
...
So, I've reinstalled the 7.5 version - set up as before BUT there's no
lame settings for mp3 in the File Type
TheLastMan wrote:
Squeezeplug is based on debian, so standard debian commands should
work.
I am surprised that PasTim is having this problem as I have recently
reinstalled both v7.50 and latterly the Max2Play versions (Max2Play is
just a browser interface to v7.50) and each time both Lame
castalla wrote:
Yes it can!
Sorted.
Not everything in life is complicated, just most of it :)
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
bpa wrote:
IIRC, the BBC gives undertakings to the owner of the music etc. about
how music/video will be broadcast in a secure way that protects the
owner's rights - if the BBC broadcasting system does not meet these
undertakings then litigation could follow.
But that's my point.
majones wrote:
Andrew Scott (post 174 on his BBC blog) says he's been in contact with
Triode about Listen Again. He also says the timetable for the RTMP
streams is not yet locked down as they were independent of the contract
deadline which drove WMA switch off, and the associated changes.
I think we have to assume Triode may not be back any time soon, if at
all. It would anyway be unwise to expect someone who has given enormous
amounts of his time to our collective benefit being willing to continue
doing so forever. Why should he (or indeed she)?
So the question becomes how can
castalla wrote:
I'm sorry, but is this speculation really helpful?
No. It's a private matter for Triode. We should just wish him well.
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.
ModelCitizen wrote:
Sorry for off-the-wall interjection. I have two Radios. On one the BBC
iPlayer plugin functions as it should but on the other I get that droney
voice muttering about Shoutcast. Can anyone tell me why one should work
but not the other? Thanks.
A really big shame about
I find the BBC's secrecy strange and futile. It isn't hard to record a
live, or listen again stream, on a PC (even for me) so why the paranoia
about get_iplayer or the BBCiPlayer plugin? Surely they should just
make very clear what the rules are, and let people get on with it. My
bpa wrote:
Got the T-shirt for that one already.
see
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103158-Announce-PlayHLS-Plugin-plugin-to-play-Apple-HLS-m3u8-streamp=808418viewfull=1#post808418
So you have. It is different from my LMS, although I don't know if LMS
sets itself up differently
I managed to get through to someone at Musical Fidelity. They only
built one Internet Radio, the M1 CLiC, about 5 years ago, but it is no
longer in production. It supports compressed live aac and wma, plus
'listen again' streams.
Suffice to say their technical people say they have never heard
Owen Smith wrote:
I already use something called Non-Sucking Service Manager to run
uTorrent in background as a Windows Service and start it automatically.
It's almost certainly capable of doing the same for squeeze2upnp, the
issue becomes if the software has a graphical UI that you have to
Owen Smith wrote:
No I have not tried anything yet. I have no experience with github and
I'm not keen to find out. Doesn't this just install as a plugin like
other LMS stuff?
No, it is not a plugin, it is a separate program. Download the 'readme'
and 'new user guide' from the link I
Cheenis wrote:
Sorry to be so Unix illiterate, but how do I take this file from the zip
file and overwrite it on my Unix based NAS box?
I have connected with Putty via ssh.
I have found the directory (cd
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/BBCiPlayer)
I have
Owen Smith wrote:
I'm on Windows Home Server V1, running the WHS Add-In version of LMS
7.8. I run the server headless and rarely log in to it, if there's a
power cut it all just comes back up without any intervention from me.
Can squeeze2upnp do that or does it need running from a logged in
Owen Smith wrote:
Has anyone used Squeeze2upnp with an Oppo 93 or 95 blu ray player? (they
run the same firmware so should behave identically). I have the Oppo 95
with the Sabre DACs. All I really want is a Receiver that does 24/96,
but in the absence of that (I hoped Community Squeeze was
Owen Smith wrote:
The artwork has been missing on iPlayer plugin Listen Again for some
weeks, at least for Radio 3.
But Listen Again still gives programme info, whereas the current HLS
solution for live radio gives a logo but no programme info.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04,
boardtc wrote:
Hi, I have BBC iPlayer v1.2.14 installed. Over the last few weeks trying
to play shows I get the repeating message saying the bbc no longer
support streaming to windows media or such. I am using the logitech
server on WHS. I have read back a bunch of pages but am I am still
doctor_big wrote:
Phillipe arranged for a whs version for me... Check back earlier in the
thread.
Jason
I think it's at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?102496-announce-squeeze2upnp-a-bridge-between-LMS-and-uPNP-devicesp=803824viewfull=1#post803824
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox
VFRBOB wrote:
Sorry where do we find menu.opml file ? Would it be in my WHS server or
do I look for it in the Squeezebox GUI
Thanks
Steve
The original file (to be replaced) should be at
ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache\InstalledPlugins\Plugins\BBCiPlayer\menu.opml
on your WHS server.
Owen Smith wrote:
I'll have to have words with the person at work who told me it was a lot
more complex than that. He was trying to persuade me how great it was
for source control (we use Perforce at work - not my choice) and ended
up putting me off it for life. Of course the very name
If ffmpeg will run on Synology on a command line as admin:user and for a
BBC HLS link, but not when run as admin from LMS, then compiling another
version of ffmpeg is most unlikely to help.
'Operation Not Permitted' must imply some form of permissions problem.
This might be due to some form of
bpa wrote:
I thought it was to do with path so I rename libraries, changed
permission, inserted wrong version, etc. and in all cases I got an
error message that was clear (e.g. couldn't open/load file) and not
operation not permitted error.
However, when I changed an input decoder
Owen Smith wrote:
ffmpeg already handles HLS. Also, given a choice of an Adobe standard or
an Apple standard, I go with Apple assuming there are no important
technical differences.
And DASH would be even better if the Beeb gets round to it since it is
an open international standard (what me,
bpa wrote:
Klammer (armada370 based Synology) is the only Synology with the problem
persisting. ffmpeg doesn't work when run from a shell prompt under
userid admin but works nder user id root. This is not the case for other
Synology NASs. Also on armda370 Synology, ffmpeg (owned by user
bpa wrote:
BBC have changed things around in the last few weeks - I haven't done
anything with Extras for a while so I guess it has been broken - too
busy with PlayHLS.
Extras is still working for some programmes on my system. Some are wma
and don't play, some are aac and do. I haven't
JohnB wrote:
I don't know very much about any of this but the on-demand URLs are more
complicated than the live URLs.
It is my understanding that the information for the current streams is
published in an XML file which, for example, Triode's iPlayer plugin
accesses, e.g. this for Radio
bpa wrote:
A dilemma I have at the moment is that I am reluctant to produce a V1.2
of the plugin because it would trigger an install which would overwrite
all customisations users have made to the plugin files and so break
their BBC radio. Including a ffmpeg replacement binary in the plugin
Davidg1 wrote:
I can confirm that Monday's Stephen Nolan fails even with local player
plugin (Squeezelite WITH libfaad2.dll) and a SB Radio, so that is a
different problem.
I can also confirm that this program fails on linux with squeezelite
(local or remote on linux), and on my Touch. The
Owen Smith wrote:
They are RTMP.
But not all 320kbps.
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 upmpdcli/mpd PC
castalla wrote:
There isn't one! You might get away with installing the iplayer plugin
update
Add this to Additional Repositories in Settings - Plugins - then restart
LMS
Code:
http://triodeplugins.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/testrepo.xml
magee35 wrote:
I hate to post into this thread with entry-level beginner's questions
but don't seem to be attracting any attention here:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?102994-Help-with-plugins-for-Squeezebox
I would like to buy plugin(s) that allow playing from my music
philippe_44 wrote:
There is a difference between a port that needs to be always left open
to receive asynchronous incoming connection requests and outcoming ports
used by applications requiring a temporary connection (srcip:port ==
dstip:port). Incoming, always-open, ports requires a
donmatter wrote:
Very many thanks bpa and PasTim, iPlayer Extras plugin working fine
(except only for last week's Desmond Carrington!)
However, I now have three more weeks to get it to work for which very
many thanks again.
Very strange. It still works for me with both iPlayer and iPlayer
donmatter wrote:
I've tried every programme from After Midnight to Weekend Wogan and the
most start attempts needed is two. Most start after one. Most report
127Kbps CBR, aac especially if they need a second start.
Desmond Carrington is the _only_ one which doesn't work, it seems stuck
on
donmatter wrote:
Very many thanks bpa and PasTim, iPlayer Extras plugin working fine
(except only for last week's Desmond Carrington!)
However, I now have three more weeks to get it to work for which very
many thanks again.
Try this. Stop LMS. Delete file cache.db from your LMS 'cache
JohnB wrote:
Inside the UK, opening the links in Windows, the first option points to
a master.m3u8 file which contains:
Code:
#EXTM3U
#EXT-X-STREAM-INF:PROGRAM-ID=1,BANDWIDTH=62000,CODECS=mp4a.40.2
Erland, I'm having a problem with Custom Scan kicking off when I don't
want it to. See
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103441-Can-I-stop-all-automatic-rescansp=814391viewfull=1#post814391.
I essence I need to have Custom Scan run automatically after a normal
LMS rescan, which I
PasTim wrote:
Is anyone else finding the live service a little unstable with the last
1.3.1alpha3 plugin? On Radio 3 it's stopped several times and I had to
manually restart.
It could, of course, be the BBC.
As an experiment I have raised the FETCH_CHUNKS up to 2 (from 1) in
HLS.pm
utgg wrote:
Ah, perhaps I understand - I think you are just pasting the url, rather
than curl url. To do with how the posts display urls causing confusing
perhaps? Does this help:
curl
utgg wrote:
For the adventurous, I've been having a play with adding live updating
text for the all the BBC radio channels - since RadioVis only provides
text information for Radio1 and 1xtra.
I've done this with regular http polling (every 30 seconds) of a URL
that is used by the
tallpaul wrote:
OK, it turns out that not only are they both there but the faad in the
git is binary identical (a 'cmp' reveals ;)) so that simplifies
matters.
So the steps now are:
- Go to
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/tree/public/7.9/Bin/x86_64-linux
and download
bpa wrote:
Disable FileTypes AAC native - that will force transcoding and will not
send AAC to players that can play AAC natively.
If you suggest a procedure - you should always test it and then also
state on which systems it has been tested otherwise say it is untested.
I've tried that
Owen Smith wrote:
I never use the Web GUI. I use any of Duet Controller, SqueezePlay on my
Vista laptop, or iPengHD 1.4.17 on my iOS 6 iPad.
I see others agree that the bit rate is missing from the More Info -
menu.
I almost always use a Web GUI (on a laptop) which just goes to show how
psketch wrote:
(Reposting this from the setup thread - sorry about that)
I've just installed the new plugins and faad on Windows 64 bit server,
and the streams seem to stop after 5-10 seconds. My server is on Azure,
so is currently reporting a Dublin IP address, so BBC thinks I'm
psketch wrote:
To be fair, I think these are iPlayer update specific. I don't have any
other problems like this one with other radio streams or playing my
music library, nor did I have these problems with the old iPlayer
plugins. So, this does seem specific to these updates to me.
The BBC
utgg wrote:
Good theory, but I think the evidence from the log is that the data
isn't being cut off - the first 32 seconds of stream data has definitely
been received in the plugin, but only the first 3 seconds or so is
played before the rest is lost somewhere in the transcode system.
But
psketch wrote:
Firstly, thanks for the help and efforts on this - i do realise it's a
bit of an edge case but, as you say, although it may be unique today
it's probably uncovering some odd bufering issue which might show up for
others and also as we all transition to cloud, others will
psketch wrote:
Embrace the Cloud! I must admit I worried much more about losing stuff
through drive failure than I do about big brother wanting to listen to
my Abba Greatest Hits album ;-). Now it's nice and safely stored
elsewhere, backed up etc..
Backups are easy - I have 3 in different
Giza2020 wrote:
Final had 5 mins to do the love text patch and worked a treat (would
have been 5 mins if my phone hadn't renamed the patch .txt but hey at
least i worked it out
But amazing work all! !!
CheersI've been a bit under the weather lately (a heavy cold in late April -
gr),
Giza2020 wrote:
Thanks to the help of the guys in general discussions i have found out
why i had buffering issues and thought it worth sharing in case or helps
others.
My tv is connected to my lan and when it was on it would show my
squeezebox server to a crawl. .it turns out upnp was
psketch wrote:
I'm hearing the non-UK streams, but after about 5-10 seconds, they fade
out - seems to be consistent across all of the channels. If I leave it
running, it will sometimes restart, so it could be a nasty buffering
problem. However, the VM running the server doesn't normally
psketch wrote:
So, Listen Live seems to stop on all channels - examples are ...
BBC Radio 4
101kbps CBR, AAC SBR
BBC Radio 5 Live
101kbps CBR, AAC SBR
But, tried a couple of OnDemand, and they seem OK - although at a lower
BR
5 live Sport: The Monday Night Club: 20/04/2015
d6jg wrote:
Ah. All of the 24bit tracks he has are sourced from HD Tracks UK store.
Do you still have the problem with that source or is it resolved?
I've had 24 bit flac tracks from various UK and EU sources and never had
a problem with LMS, Touch or sq2u to 2 different UPnP devices. I
d6jg wrote:
None of the players I referred to are mentioned in comparability on git.
I need to get a dlna player to try sq2u properly. I wonder whether it
will recognise one of these ?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00O0U37HO?vs=1
As a first start you could try software players. I seem to
scgf wrote:
I followed the instructions in this thread, and updated LMS to 7.9. The
strange thing is that iPlayer on demand streams work from all stations
apart from the one I listen to most - Radio 4. If I switch to Radio 4 LW
I can listen to the streams but not from radio 4 FM - since the
PaulinPosset wrote:
That's good news Philippe. I think the Github approach and knowing what
files to download is rather daunting for many. In practice, certainly
for Windows, it looks way more difficult than it actually is and if,
using Windows as an example, the 3 files needed plus
bonze wrote:
If I knew how to highlight I would post the additional lines. :)
try this
In square brackets put color=red, and /color after.
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
mrw wrote:
I think I must have inadvertently frightened the horses. :(
Nay, thrice Neigh :)
Player (i.e Touch, Classic, Controller, Squeezeplay) track context menus
under 'more info' is where the bitrate stream type shows up. The web
interface gives the expected result, so must be sourcing
Owen Smith wrote:
Both patches clearly state in the comments they are about jive/ip3k
players. Eg. Receiver, Boom, Classic, or Transporter are ip3k cpu based.
As I said, not in any language I understand - I've never heard of jive
or ip3k :)
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi, Xubuntu 14.04, FLACs
philippe_44 wrote:
okay ... I've done an *EXPERIMENTAL* version of a plugin to make
squeeze2upnp easy to use. You need to add the following repo
Code:
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26754471/squeezecenter/repo.xml
Please, be very
Some players (Touch, Classic, Controller, Squeezeplay) do not display
the bit rate or codec correctly. If this is important to you, see post
#3 on this thread.
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
One question. How do I specify additional options? I tried using the
original xml syntax (upnp_socket192.168.1.10:49153/upnp_socket) and
that doesn't seem to have worked.
If you need help with the user guide (if you think you want to continue
to maintain it), let me know.
LMS 7.9 on
ian_heys wrote:
Sorry to say I'm having some instability problems too.
I have three servers:
Desktop1 Ubuntu 14.04/LMS 7.7.6 -
Desktop2 Windows 7/LMS 7.9.0
Micro (Headless) Wandboard/LMS 7.8.1
I was going to give you a status on each of these but now getting:
Bad repository
philippe_44 wrote:
oh, I see the confusion: the additional option are command line
options, the one you get when you launch squeeze2upnp -h. For the out
of date problem, I have it as well now so I have to understand why ...
as I'm not pushing an update every 15 min :)
But I'll add the
philippe_44 wrote:
For that option you can use the command line options that is available
just at the top of the config screen. You can also still edit manually
the xml file, I've added the path so that it is easy to find
On a different note I've seen that on windows the app sometimes does
Mardler wrote:
I'm not wading through 340 pages so apologies if my simple question was
answered 200 pages back!
I came to this late, yesterday in fact. No BBC Radio on SBT.
Someone here posted that the BBC streaming web page url worked so I
tried
mrw wrote:
I've noticed that stream type bitrate reporting is a bit 'off' in the
1.3.1alpha3 plugin. (Player context menus under 'more info').
The attached proof of concept patches (somewhat over annotated) appear
to remedy matters satisfactorily for me, and I offer them up to anyone
Owen Smith wrote:
It depends on your player type whether you see any change. My Receiver
shows just AAC LC but with the patch it should show the bit rate as well
on More Info.
Ah - we are talking about the player displays, not the Web GUI are we?
My mistake. I've hardly ever used the player
mrw wrote:
I've noticed that stream type bitrate reporting is a bit 'off' in the
1.3.1alpha3 plugin. (Player context menus under 'more info').
The attached proof of concept patches (somewhat over annotated) appear
to remedy matters satisfactorily for me, and I offer them up to anyone
TiagoOliveira wrote:
So I initially thought, but with
stream_length2147483646/stream_length a 160kbps stream would
shutdown after 26 minutes.
I managed to change to -1 (and it appears to work), but I have the same
problem and I'm out of ideas right now.
Doesn't setting the buffer_limit help
philippe_44 wrote:
Blue was my attempt to highlight the important parameters. I agree I'm
not so sure where I should display the model list - I can move it
around. I'm not sure I understand the last question. Once you apply a
profile to the selected player, it replaces the parameters value
philippe_44 wrote:
Hi - I've pushed an updated version.
Code:
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26754471/squeezecenter/dev/repo.xml
it now includes a list of profile of know-players. This is feature
complete, but most of the code is very
I was just idly wondering how many people still have unresolved problems
with the latest iPlayer alpha plugin (and/or iPlayerExtras). If Triode
ever comes back to wave his magic wand over the plugin it would be good
if we had a succinct list of remaining issues.
By possibly faulty
philippe_44 wrote:
I've updated the profiles.xml file so if tou fetch them again, you
shoudl have a blank line first. The profile thing is in the plugin
directory, but don't worry about it , the whol idea of this is that the
list of well-known players is on line and I maintain it. The last
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