Thanks all. It's taken me ages to reply to all this, sorry. I'm going to
give the Sounds app a try. I'm already regbistered with Sounds anyway so
no biggy for me.
And once again, thanks Triode and bpa for all the hard work over the
years.
I do know things have to move on but like others I offer my sincere
thanks to Triode and BPA for having this excellent plug in over such a
long time . I am listening now to Cerys on 6music with the new Sounds
app and for that I am very thankful . However with out this plug in I
would have missed
SpiderJon wrote:
> Hi Fodda
>
> The relatively new and excellent BBC Sounds plugin (by expectingtofly)
> will put a smile back on your face details at
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113045-Announce-BBC-Sounds-Plugin
The BBC Sounds plugin is available from Plugins tab 3rd
Fodda wrote:
> And a thank you from me as well.
>
> I used to love being able to pick a Radio 4 comedy to listen to from the
> week gone whilst washing up or cooking. Now it's a thing of the past...
>
> Unless someone can point me to a decent alternative to bpa's plugin
> please? I am a
And a thank you from me as well.
I used to love being able to pick a Radio 4 comedy to listen to from the
week gone whilst washing up or cooking. Now it's a thing of the past...
Unless someone can point me to a decent alternative to bpa's plugin
please? I am a license fee paying UK resident.
ian_heys wrote:
> bpa thanks for all your work over the years.
>
> I've been a user of iPlayer as long as there has been a plugin and
> remember your co-operation with Triode in the early days but will now be
> moving to BBC Sounds.
>
> It truly has been a momentous year.
>
> I'm sure you
ian_heys wrote:
> bpa thanks for all your work over the years.
>
> I've been a user of iPlayer as long as there has been a plugin and
> remember your co-operation with Triode in the early days but will now be
> moving to BBC Sounds.
>
> It truly has been a momentous year.
>
> I'm sure you
bpa wrote:
> I started using SB about 15 years ago wanting to listen to some Radio 4
> programmes in Ireland - the only medium was LW with lots of hiss.
> Even poor quality audio was better than none at all. So 48kbs RealAudio
> on internet was a revelation.
>
> If you're happy with BBC
Sb42 wrote:
> 20 years ago I was gently admonished by an audiophile for both wanting a
> Squeezebox and for listening to the BBC while outside of the UK. I've
> always recounted that story with good humour, but today i feel
> vindicated.
I started using SB about 15 years ago wanting to listen
bpa wrote:
> An old well worn jumper always feels more comfortable than a new one.
BPA, you'll never know how much your plugin has meant to me over the
years and especially this year. While the license fee grumblers will
complain, the calm, non-commercial nature of the BBC has provided me
with
Your new vortexbox 2.5 install should default to LMS 8. If not, the VB
update button will install LMS 8.
*Home:* VBA2.5 4TB -or- rPi4B/pCP6.1/4TB>LMS 8.0.x>Transporter, Touch,
Boom, Radio (all ethernet)
*Cottage:* rPi4B/pCP6.1/4TB>LMS 8.0.x>Touch>Benchmark DAC I, Boom, Radio
w/Battery (Radio
mannett wrote:
> Sadly will mean upgrading LMS from 7.7.0 to 7.9.1+ which in turn means
> upgrading from VB 2.0 to 2.4, which in turn will involve buying a new
> disk and a day of faffing about.
Upgrading to 7.9.4 (not worth the effort) better , 8.* is not a BBC
Sounds requirements.
The
slartibartfast wrote:
> In the light of recent changes from the BBC affecting listen again
> programs in the plugin you might want to consider the BBC Sounds plugin.
> I have no idea if it works on your system though.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thanks Slarti and bpa. I've found
willdebeest wrote:
> Thanks for your reassurance bpa. Then I guess I must have just
> experienced confirmation bias.
> Just to add to the others posts, a massive thanks to you and all
> involved for your work with both plugins. They have provided countless
> hours of pleasure, and all at zero
Thanks for your reassurance bpa. Then I guess I must have just
experienced confirmation bias.
Just to add to the others posts, a massive thanks to you and all
involved for your work with both plugins. They have provided countless
hours of pleasure, and all at zero cost to me.
Placebo effect strikes again. :cool:
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w/Battery (Radio WIFI)
*Office:* Win10(64)>foobar2000
*The Wild: *rPi3B+/pCP4.0,
willdebeest wrote:
> Is it just me, or does anyone else notice a difference in sound quality
> listening on the new sounds app vs the old iplayer app ? On BBC 6 live
> stream from sounds app, LMS reports 320 kbps CBR, 48kHz, BBC Sounds. On
> iplayer app, the stream technical info says 339 kbps
Is it just me, or does anyone else notice a difference in sound quality
listening on the new sounds app vs the old iplayer app ? On BBC 6 live
stream from sounds app, LMS reports 320 kbps CBR, 48kHz, BBC Sounds. On
iplayer app, the stream technical info says 339 kbps VBR, AAC. To my
ears, the
mannett wrote:
> I am trying to get from a very old version of this plugin. I've
> succeeded in deactivating the old version and followed the instructions
> the top of this thread through to:
>
I'm not sure what you are trying to do.
BBCiPlayer plugin "Listen Again" functionality has stopped
mannett wrote:
> I am trying to get from a very old version of this plugin. I've
> succeeded in deactivating the old version and followed the instructions
> the top of this thread through to:
>
> "If successful BBCiPlayer and BBCiPlayer plugins should appear in the
> "Active Plugins" list".
I am trying to get from a very old version of this plugin. I've
succeeded in deactivating the old version and followed the instructions
the top of this thread through to:
"If successful BBCiPlayer and BBCiPlayer plugins should appear in the
"Active Plugins" list". However it doesn't appear in
Yes - iPlayer Listen Again & iPlayer Extra have been very much a part of
my daily listening go-tos for years now & apart from occasional hiccups
from changes to BBC streams have rarely had cause to visit these
threads. Sad to see it go & many, many thanks to Triode & BPA for the
years of getting
Just came here after getting a 410 this morning on the iPlayer plugin.
Echoing above, sad to see the end of this and thanks so much to Triode
and bpa for the many, many years of supporting us.
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AlecSp wrote:
> Just a thought - is it worth adding a note to the first post in this
> thread alerting newcomers to the current state of the iPlayer plug-in
> and mentioning the Sounds plug-in as an alternative? Sometimes, it can
> be helpful to spoonfeed!
Did that before, did a rev of the
slartibartfast wrote:
> Doesn't matter now but podcasts were available in the iPlayer Extras
> plugin. [emoji3]
Most of BBCiPlayerExtra still works A-Z and Genres & Podcasts. The
station menu used the "Listen Again" feeds" and so are broken.
AlecSp wrote:
> Just a thought - is it worth adding a note to the first post in this
> thread alerting newcomers to the current state of the iPlayer plug-in
> and mentioning the Sounds plug-in as an alternative? Sometimes, it can
> be helpful to spoonfeed!
>
>
> A day on, it's actually not
Just a thought - is it worth adding a note to the first post in this
thread alerting newcomers to the current state of the iPlayer plug-in
and mentioning the Sounds plug-in as an alternative? Sometimes, it can
be helpful to spoonfeed!
bpa wrote:
> I know what you mean about clicks but it's
Stevie_8ee wrote:
> Can I add massive thanks from me too to BPA and TRIODE for all your work
> on this plugin. Even though I have 100's of Gb of music at home, I
> spend probably 95% plus of my time listening to BBC radio live and on
> catchup via this app across Radios 2, 3, 4, 4extra, 6music
bpa wrote:
> I think 7.9.* is too generous - BBC have https requirements so 7.9.4 or
> possibly 7.9.3 are probably required. Also for LMS plugins repositories
> https is needed so make sure all other SSL stuff is up to date.
Fair enough, I was being too generous!
coyrls wrote:
> The BBC Sounds plugin works with 7.9.x, so there is no need to update to
> v8 to get the Sounds plugin.
I think 7.9.* is too generous - BBC have https requirements so 7.9.4 or
possibly 7.9.3 are probably required. Also for LMS plugins repositories
https is needed so make sure
bwaldron wrote:
> Seconded!
Can I add massive thanks from me too to BPA and TRIODE for all your work
on this plugin. Even though I have 100's of Gb of music at home, I
spend probably 95% plus of my time listening to BBC radio live and on
catchup via this app across Radios 2, 3, 4, 4extra,
I see Live is still working, so for the moment I'll hang onto that.
I'll somewhat reluctantly start to investigate the BBC Sounds plugin for
listening to older programs.
As others have said, many, many, thanks to bpa for keeping this going
for so long. Nothing lasts forever.
LMS 7.9.3
fmanchu wrote:
>
> Yes, a sad day for us BBC iPlayer (& extras) dependents. Now I really am
> forced to update to LMS v8 (and BBC Sounds) which for me, also will
> require a hardware update. Such is life!¨
> Thank you again for your most excellent work in keeping iPlayer going
> for so long and
[]Triode laid the groundwork, I maintained it in his absence.
Yes, a sad day for us BBC iPlayer (& extras) dependents. Now I really am
forced to update to LMS v8 (and BBC Sounds) which for me, also will
require a hardware update. Such is life!¨
Thank you again for your most excellent work in
AlecSp wrote:
> And, if it's finally the end for the iPlayer plug-in, can I only say a
> huge thank you again for keeping this going as long as you have. I'm
> not the only one in your debt here, but greatly appreciate all you've
> done.
Seconded!
AlecSp wrote:
> That's very sad if that's the case. And thank goodness for the Sounds
> plug-in, even if it's a load more clicks to navigate - I installed it
> earlier as a workaround for this.
I know what you mean about clicks but it's early days only 3 months old.
The BBCiPlayer plugin built
bpa wrote:
> The BBC have provided a feed for "Listen Again" for many years but have
> indicated that it would be ended. There have been previous hiccoughs and
> service ruened but I think this time it is final as BBC Sounds became
> available to non-UK user at end of Sept.
>
> I suggest
AlecSp wrote:
> On selecting a station for listen again: "There was an error loading the
> remote feed for : (410 Gone)"
>
> I'm guessing this is a BBC feed change thing (again)?
The BBC have provided a feed for "Listen Again" for many years but have
indicated that it would be ended. There
On selecting a station for listen again: "There was an error loading the
remote feed for : (410 Gone)"
I'm guessing this is a BBC feed change thing (again)?
Server: LMS 8.0.0 on piCorePlayer 6.1.0 on Pi 4B 2GB with library on
512GB USB drive
Listening on: 2 x Squeezebox Radios, and direct
Many thanks BPA, I thought as much. I'll move over the the PCP thread.
Best wishes
Ashley
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> My Pi4 server runs LMS via pCP 6.1.0 with the following info
>
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.4 - 1603273368 @ Thu Oct 22 04:21:56
> CEST 2020
> Hostname: piCoreLMS64
> Server IP Address: 192.168.0.16
> Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
> Operating system: piCore - EN -
Morning All
Im not sure if this question should be posted here or in the
PiCorePlayer thread.
Ive recently started listening to Radio 3 more regularly and notice
that I dont get the now playing text showing on any of my devices. This
in itself isnt a massive issue but it makes me wonder why
Scottishlad wrote:
> Thanks folks.
>
> It was a typo I am running iPlayer 1.6.10.
>
> If Sounds does not run live stream that is fine I can stop chasing my
> tail trying to fix it. This might have already been said further up the
> thread but it was too long to read every post.
>
> I
Scottishlad wrote:
> Thanks folks.
>
> It was a typo I am running iPlayer 1.6.10.
>
> If Sounds does not run live stream that is fine I can stop chasing my
> tail trying to fix it. This might have already been said further up the
> thread but it was too long to read every post.
>
> I
Thanks folks.
It was a typo I am running iPlayer 1.6.10.
If Sounds does not run live stream that is fine I can stop chasing my
tail trying to fix it. This might have already been said further up the
thread but it was too long to read every post.
I suppose I can use the Sounds app to check
Scottishlad wrote:
> I can get the on demand streams to work and access my subscriptions on
> BBC Sounds but can't get anything from the live streams. Any suggestions
> as to what I should be checking.
>
> I am running LMS 7.9.3 on picoreplayer.
>
> Plugin versions
>
> BBC Sounds 1.1.0
>
Scottishlad wrote:
> I can get the on demand streams to work and access my subscriptions on
> BBC Sounds but can't get anything from the live streams. Any suggestions
> as to what I should be checking.
>
> I am running LMS 7.9.3 on picoreplayer.
>
> Plugin versions
>
> BBC Sounds 1.1.0
>
I can get the on demand streams to work and access my subscriptions on
BBC Sounds but can't get anything from the live streams. Any suggestions
as to what I should be checking.
I am running LMS 7.9.3 on picoreplayer.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Here is a non-https thought ...
> If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
> the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
Now resolved via the new BBC Sounds plugin version 0.1.3 introduced
sign-in - excellent.
tw99 wrote:
> I'm finding that when I listen to an archive programme (i.e. not live
> radio) via the iPlayer plugin, that the player doesn't remember the
> point I've listened up to if the session gets interrupted and resumed.
> For example if I'm listening on a PC and it goes into sleep mode
I'm finding that when I listen to an archive programme (i.e. not live
radio) via the iPlayer plugin, that the player doesn't remember the
point I've listened up to if the session gets interrupted and resumed.
For example if I'm listening on a PC and it goes into sleep mode and
later wakes up.
raglencross wrote:
> My file order was set to the default value which did not include DASH at
> all.
IIRC that was the original Triode plugin default.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I just leave mine with DASH as first choice. Does HLS have any benefits?
>
History Lesson.
The plugin is constantly chasing BBC and so settings which used to be
important may now be less important or even redundant.
When Triode implemented the current iteration of
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just leave mine with DASH as first choice. Does HLS have any benefits?
>
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I dont know, but that would be something bpa could answer. My file
order was set to the default value which did not include DASH at all.
Sent from my
raglencross wrote:
> No, I didn't, but per the UPDATE in my above post, adding DASH to the
> file order in the iPlayer settings solved the problem with no adverse
> affects noticed so far in either plugin.I just leave mine with DASH as first
> choice. Does HLS have any benefits?
Sent from my
slartibartfast wrote:
> There is a setting in Extras to disable DASH. You wouldn't have ticked
> that box would you?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
No, I didn't, but per the UPDATE in my above post, adding DASH to the
file order in the iPlayer settings solved the problem with no
raglencross wrote:
> My info:
> Logitech Media Server Version: 8.0.0 - 1601590552 @ Fri Oct 2 01:04:56
> CEST 2020
> Hostname: raspberrypi
> Server IP Address: 192.168.10.79
> Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
> Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
> Platform Architecture: armv7l-linux
> Perl
Mine are all default.
Hope you fix it
cheers
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CEST 2020
Hostname: raspberrypi
Server IP Address: 192.168.10.79
Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
Platform Architecture: armv7l-linux
Perl Version: 5.28.1 -
Using Buster Desktop
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raglencross wrote:
> Thanks, ronnie, for the reply. That command did install several
> additional packages, but did not get "Xtras" to play. Are you running
> LMS on a RPi under Rasbpian and getting "Xtras" to work?
yes
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>
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.4 - 1601565762 @ Fri Oct
Thanks, ronnie, for the reply. That command did install several
additional packages, but did not get "Xtras" to play. Are you running
LMS on a RPi under Rasbpian and getting "Xtras" to work?
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raglencross wrote:
> I am running LMS 8 (current version) on a RPi 4 under the updated
> Raspbian OS and cannot get the Xtras plugin (v3.4.0) to play on a SB3 or
> chromecast devices using Phillipe's Chromecast Bridge. When I click on
> a program link, I get the metadata, but no audio. Live
I am running LMS 8 (current version) on a RPi 4 under the updated
Raspbian OS and cannot get the Xtras plugin (v3.4.0) to play on a SB3 or
chromecast devices using Phillipe's Chromecast Bridge. When I click on
a program link, I get the metadata, but no audio. Live and archived
programming work
bpa wrote:
> By upcoming - do you mean "today" or 7 day ?
For me, probably just today (ie. what's on next or soon, shall I
continue listening), I suppose 7 day would be useful for seeing when
something is on in the future, but "today" would work for me.
location 1: lms 8.0 on win 10 brix
staresy wrote:
> Great News thanks for the update, look forward to it when you get the
> time to schedule your schedule menu coding.
By upcoming - do you mean "today" or 7 day ?
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bpa wrote:
>
> Long story short - schedules may be back on the menu.
>
Great News thanks for the update, look forward to it when you get the
time to schedule your schedule menu coding.
location 1: lms 8.0 on win 10 brix server, x2 sb radios, x1 touch, x1
controller : location 2: lms 8.0
staresy wrote:
> Hi,
> I use the BBCiplayer plugin often, it's very good, especially when used
> via the material skin. One thing that would be useful would be if the
> schedule for up-coming programs could be displayed somehow. What I mean
> by this is currently I can listen live or on
Hi,
I use the BBCiplayer plugin often, it's very good, especially when used
via the material skin. One thing that would be useful would be if the
schedule for up-coming programs could be displayed somehow. What I mean
by this is currently I can listen live or on catch-up. If I am on
catch-up the
Interesting BBC blog entry about TLS 1.*
About 98-99% of https traffic requests on bbc.co.uk and bbc.com sites
are now 1.2 or 1.3
https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/478f0e3e-a9fe-4223-be89-4dd78ba076ec
bpa's
Paul Webster wrote:
> It gives me Latest, Bookmarks and Subscribed
>
> Most of my BBC Radio listening is via DAB or LMS ... so they do not know
> much about me.
>
> However, long ago I created an account there and I marked a few
> programmes as favourites or similar and they now appear under
It gives me Latest, Bookmarks and Subscribed
Most of my BBC Radio listening is via DAB or LMS ... so they do not know
much about me.
However, long ago I created an account there and I marked a few
programmes as favourites or similar and they now appear under the
Subscribed list.
The Latest
Paul Webster wrote:
> Here is a non-https thought ...
> If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
> the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
We are all different. I try to avoid signing in to the Beeb, or any
other media outlet as much as possible.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Here is a non-https thought ...
> If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
> the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
It's not a feature I use so I don't have a personal interest/need to
implement it. Is it useful or like
Here is a non-https thought ...
If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc
mavit wrote:
> Not sure if this is related, but, in LMS 7.9, there was a case where if
> an HTTPS connection failed when fetching repository xml, LMS would retry
> the request with HTTP. I guess if that redirects back to HTTPS, you
> could end up stuck in a loop. This behaviour 'has been
mavit wrote:
> Oh, and while were on the topic of the plugin not working unless
> your OS has robust TLS support, I still think it makes sense for the
> plugin to prefer HTTPS to HTTP. Most HTTP URLs that the plugin uses now
> redirect to HTTPS, so trying HTTP first is just going to slow
bpa wrote:
> A separate issue but associated issue when this failure occurs - know
> of two instances where LMS "spins" making the same request about every
> 0.002 secs and so effectively locks out all other LMS activity.
Not sure if this is related, but, in LMS 7.9, there was a case where if
Oh, and while were on the topic of the plugin not working unless your
OS has robust TLS support, I still think it makes sense for the plugin
to prefer HTTPS to HTTP. Most HTTP URLs that the plugin uses now
redirect to HTTPS, so trying HTTP first is just going to slow things
down a bit, with no
mavit wrote:
> I think this demonstrates that that's not the problem here, right now
> (unless there exists a buggy version of the libraries that negotiate TLS
> 1.3 and then can't actually use it). However, it certainly *is* a real
> problem that users will experience somewhere, sooner or
Sorry, I should have been clearer: Im not having any trouble,
personally, I just wanted to chip in to show how one can test what
versions of TLS your OpenSSL can use with a particular site. Leave off
the -tls1 and itll use whatever it thinks best.
bpa wrote:
> Could the problem be in
mavit wrote:
> It doesn't seem to be that, since the following command works,
> indicating support for TLS 1.0:
>
> >
Code:
> > openssl s_client -connect np.radioplayer.co.uk:443 -tls1 >
What version of OpenSSL are you using to test ?
Could the problem be in
bpa wrote:
>
> I suspect Radioplayer needs/checks for TLS 1.3 which was only supported
> from OpenSSL 1.1.* onwards and this causes the initial error. There may
> be a race condition somewhere.
It doesn't seem to be that, since the following command works,
indicating support for TLS 1.0:
bins wrote:
> Thanks for all the help - I will upgrade to Buster at some point - I'm
> reluctant to just upgrade openssl (if that is even possible) on jessie -
> don't want to break anything else
If you use other internet service such as plugin repositories, audio on
demand, and many radio
Interesting post of a user (
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113028-LMS-Suddenly-Stopping
) whose LMS has stopped playing and seems to have the same issue -
repeated https failures preventing LMS from playing.
>
> When I hover over the icon in task bar, it says LMS stopped? So I
>
bpa wrote:
> Thanks for the systematic installation and test.
> It shows clearly why Jessie and Stretch have https problems.
> Openssl is key and that to get LMS with full "https" functionality
> (i.e.access LMS repositories as well as BBCiPlayer) users need to have
> OpenSSL 1.1.1 and for Pi
Man in a van wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $ openssl version
> OpenSSL 1.1.0l 10 Sep 2019
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $
>
>
> >
>
> off to watch the Giro d'Italia :)
Thanks for the systematic installation and test.
It shows
Code:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ openssl version
OpenSSL 1.1.0l 10 Sep 2019
pi@raspberrypi:~ $
off to watch the Giro d'Italia :)
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Man in a van wrote:
> Well I have done an insitu upgrade from jessie to stretch (not to be
> recommended, as it takes a real age, much better to make a new image :)
> even better to go to buster and LMS v7.9.4 :))
>
>
>
> > > > [Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1578996832 @ Tue Jan 14
Well I have done an insitu upgrade from jessie to stretch (not to be
recommended, as it takes a real age, much better to make a new image :)
even better to go to buster :))
> [Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1578996832 @ Tue Jan 14 12:16:57
> CET 2020
> Hostname:
Man in a van wrote:
> Well Jessie is no longer supported.
>
> If you tell me how, I can update this one
>
> >
Code:
> > pi@raspberrypi:~ $ openssl version
> OpenSSL 1.0.1t 3 May 2016
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $
>
>
> >
I'm not absolutely
Well Jessie is no longer supported.
If you tell me how, I can update this one
Code:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ openssl version
OpenSSL 1.0.1t 3 May 2016
pi@raspberrypi:~ $
ronnie
Man in a van wrote:
> Been playing the radio for about one hour now, from the LMS on the rpiB+
The log shows what I would expect with IO::Socket::SSL V2.002 and so
doesn't matter what version of OpenSSL is running. The Radioplayer
Error every 30 secs - which is due to https but it does nto
Some more info
Been playing the radio for about one hour now, from the LMS on the rpiB+
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1578996832 @ Tue Jan 14 12:16:57
> CET 2020
> Hostname: raspberrypi
> Server IP Address: 192.168.1.115
> Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
> Operating system: Debian -
Man in a van wrote:
> Been playing for about 10 mins without a problem.
>
> Off to bed
Interesting.
The Radioplayer error is being logged (i.e. https support is the root
cause of the erro and also the repository xml errors) and so you are
reproducing the error at the expected 30 secs
So I have dug out a rpi B+ v1.2
Loaded and updated jessie lite
Installed LMS
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1578996832 @ Tue Jan 14 12:16:57
CET 2020
Hostname: raspberrypi
Server IP Address: 192.168.1.115
Server HTTP Port Number: 9000
Operating system: Debian - EN - utf8
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bins wrote:
> My openssl version is
> OpenSSL 1.0.1t 3 May 2016
>
> I can update that if you would like
Definitley.
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bpa wrote:
> I have LMS 8.0.0 on my Pi (Buster). I upgraded IO:Socket::SSL to 2.068
> but everything is OK. OpenSSL is 1.1.1d.
My openssl version is
OpenSSL 1.0.1t 3 May 2016
I can update that if you would like
bins's
I have LMS 8.0.0 on my Pi (Buster). I upgraded IO:Socket::SSL to 2.068
but everything is OK. OpenSSL is 1.1.1d.
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bins wrote:
> I disabled the "show on air text" and it's been playing for 40 minutes
> now (so far) with no pause or buffering. I think the text option must be
> what was causing it.
The OnAir text is current track/program info for live streams and is
retrieved from the RadioPlayer siet as
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