I'm assuming the dial the number is actually a call over the data
network. In that case he could just heavily compress the stream as
Pippin suggests. Not sure how that compression compares to VOIP
compression. I guess the voice-only voip compression is more effective.
I have to say I'm
I'll type when I have access to a PC. I meant dialing in using the
voice network, not data.
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Oh, wow.
Well, then you'll just have to go with a local server.
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Ok thanks again. I should have updated this forum on a PC and saved a
lot of confusion.
I need to work on the VPN next. I may very we'll use iPeng for control.
I'll probably do the transcoding and streaming on the data side for
music, as that's horrific via cellphone.
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I'm doing this for lecture, talk streams, not music. Music would sound
horrific.
At this moment, I have a hardware Squeezebox Radio, connected to
mysqueezebox.com, so I have partial remote control from the browser in
my phone. I then have the Radio headphone jack,
The goal is to reduce data usage (streaming).
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The goal is to reduce data usage (streaming).
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If you are connected via wifi, you won't be using your phone's data
plan. Unless your home Internet use is somehow metered?
Win7Pro(x64)[3.3Ghz i5, 8GB RAM, 120GB SSD system, 15TB storage],
I'm talking about when I'm not on home wifi.
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Sorry, I definitely don't understand what you are doing and how that's
reducing the bandwidth.
If you have lame installed (and working) on LMS iPeng will make it
transcode your audio to 128 Kbps when used over cellular network (by
default) and you can configure it to go as low as 64kbps. Are you
I'm steaming the audio to a VoIP client. I dial a phone number to hear
the audio. Since this is spoken word, the audio quality is ok.
For music, I could transcode to a lower bitrate to use data.
Otherwise yourmuze.fm does that for Internet streams.
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Yes, but for a local stream that only works in the local network! I
mean: is your phone is connected through a remote network, then your
stream ALSO would have to be available on the Internet to play it, how
should the stream get from your local network to the phone if it's not?
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I'm doing this for lecture, talk streams, not music. Music would sound
horrific.
At this moment, I have a hardware Squeezebox Radio, connected to
mysqueezebox.com, so I have partial remote control from the browser in
my phone. I then have the Radio headphone jack, connected to the mic
jack of
It might be worth telling us what you are trying to achieve. People
here can then suggest set-ups that would help you achieve that. You
seem to be halfway down a solution that doesn't seem typical.
Louis
'Last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/lrossouw)
At a high level, I'm trying to select audio from a cellphone browser or
app and have it played back via the voice part of the phone.
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dr1818 wrote:
I posted this on the Logitech forum and someone advised that I post this
here:
Well, I have one radio network in which I need to do some playlist
tweaking before the Squeezebox Radio can get a proper URL to play.
I have been using a webserver/CGI on a Raspberry Pi on my
Thanks for the ideas.
Hmm I guess if I use VPN , I could even use a software slimclient for my
needs, instead of then Radio.
With all this, though , I may need another Raspi/Pogoplug/Beagleboard,
the CPU is already starting to get overloaded.
Regarding the #noscan, that doesn't help with
dr1818 wrote:
Thanks for the ideas.
Hmm I guess if I use VPN , I could even use a software slimclient for my
needs, instead of then Radio.
With all this, though , I may need another Raspi/Pogoplug/Beagleboard,
the CPU is already starting to get overloaded.
Regarding the #noscan,
Correct, I would not involve mysqueezebox.com
Since I was responding via cellphone, I commented on two postings at the
same time, which probably let to confusion.
The #noscan I was hoping would allow me to just use mysqueezebox.com,
but it doesn't.
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I posted this on the Logitech forum and someone advised that I post this
here:
Well, I have one radio network in which I need to do some playlist
tweaking before the Squeezebox Radio can get a proper URL to play.
I have been using a webserver/CGI on a Raspberry Pi on my local network
and
You can open NAT forward port 9000 to your Pi and put a password on the
server, although you may want to use a VPN as I'm not sure how secure
the password on the server is when exposed to the internet at large?
Then you can access the local web interface on the net while still
playing the local
Well, now, I want to be able to control my Squeezebox Radio over the
Internet (not listen to it over the Internet, mind you) via
mysqueezebox.com. That only seems to work if the Squeezebox Radio is
connected to mysqueezebox.com. In that case, though, it seems that I
can't access my local network
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