Learnincurve wrote:
> Thank you so much for the guidance. I'm sorry to have gone quiet. I got
> sick at the weekend and was planning a more methodical approach, but
> that means some time alone in the living-room, which ain't gonna happen
> now until after the festive season, as the only
kappclark wrote:
> I have used cron and streamripper or VLC to capture online radio shows
> (like NY Philharmonic) -- I have scripts if intersted ... sorry so late
> to this thread ..
HI kappclark, interested indeed! could you share your scripts here or in
pm?
Many thanks
I have used cron and streamripper or VLC to capture online radio shows
(like NY Philharmonic) -- I have scripts if intersted ... sorry so late
to this thread ..
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Bill Clark, Windham, VT
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.3 - 1586752599 @ Tue Apr
Thank you so much for the guidance. I'm sorry to have gone quiet. I got
sick at the weekend and was planning a more methodical approach, but
that means some time alone in the living-room, which ain't gonna happen
now until after the festive season, as the only usable audio output from
the box
The last time I used the squeezelite stdout feature was back at version
1.4 around Dec '13 which is about a month after Triode made that
annoucement.
I used to record a couple of late night siriusxm shows, back when we had
a plugin for LMS and it worked great.
Try adding -C 1 to the
It may be that squeezelite could be outputting silence and it is being
saved to a file and so file grows.
Here is the initial post for the feature.
Learnincurve wrote:
> with similar problems: the output file is very large and cannot be
> played.
>
> When playing a source file into the squeezelite started with the above
> parameters -in this case a CD-rip to flac:
>
You must know how to play the file before you can convert it.
If you
bpa wrote:
> WAV file have header - stdout produced a PCM file with no header so no
> woinder it will nto play.
>
> However unless I think you have forced squeezelite to produce CD quality
> - the PCM will be whatevver the source (e.g. 44.kHz for many radio but
> 48kHz for some other - with no
Learnincurve wrote:
> Well I did try:
>
> squeezelite -o - > /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/recordings/raw.wav
>
> but that had already written a 44GB file before I managed to turn it
> off. I forgot the -a 16 and it didn't play back. Source file for testing
> is from a 16bit 44100Hz CD rip.
>
>
bpa wrote:
> Start simple.
>
> Does stdout approach save PCM OK to a file - that can be played back
> later ?
>
> Remember - any output file format that has a header may not be complete
> as when you stop recording - buffer will be flushed but the header at
> the start of the file may not be
Learnincurve wrote:
> Just come back to this having lost any configuration which may or may
> not have worked last time and am not getting far.
>
> I've tried the stdout approach:.
Start simple.
Does stdout approach save PCM OK to a file - that can be played back
later ?
Just come back to this having lost any configuration which may or may
not have worked last time and am not getting far.
I've tried the stdout approach:
Code:
squeezelite -a 16 -o - | flac - -f --best --endian=little --sign=signed
--channels=2 --bps=16
drmatt wrote:
> A plugin that spins up a virtual player and pipes the stream in, encodes
> a flac or MP3 output file with a predictable filename on a timed basis
> with some sort of UI for scheduling recordings would be awesome.
Squeezelite can output to a file. The problem is that user will
I have been thinking it would be good to timeshift radio, yes. A virtual
PVR. A plugin that spins up a virtual player and pipes the stream in,
encodes a flac or MP3 output file with a predictable filename on a timed
basis with some sort of UI for scheduling recordings would be awesome.
Partly
JohnB wrote:
> It supports BBC On Demand streams, at least it does via the command line
> (which is what I would use).
> I feel nervous about discussing this...
Understood.
Learnincurve's Profile:
BBC reads these forums and recording streams is not allowed within T
- it is one of the reason why they changed their system and broke
getiplayer.
If you want to discuss please do it via PM or another forum as I don't
want BBC to see that recording is condoned.
Learnincurve wrote:
> As getiplayer no longer supports BBC radio streams and as BBC flac is
> live only, I'm trying to implement this now.
It supports BBC On Demand streams, at least it does via the command line
(which is what I would use).
VLC nightly 3.0.0 supports the BBC FLAC live streams,
philippe_44 wrote:
> Use -o - for stdout and then potentially redirect that to a file or pipe
> it to something to recompress
Hi again,
As getiplayer no longer supports BBC radio streams and as BBC flac is
live only, I'm trying to implement this now.
Have tried a variant using an asound.conf
bpa wrote:
> Fewer steps and easier to set up with cron.
Provided you can find the URL :)
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btw, without any hack, squeezelite output can be redirect to stdout. So
anything send to such a virtual player can be recorded this way. I guess
if you want a 'red button' that could just be switching on the
squeezelite instance - without coding
LMS 7.7.2 - 5 radio, 3 Boom, 4 Duet, 1 Touch, 1
philippe_44 wrote:
> btw, without any hack, squeezelite output can be redirect to stdout. So
> anything send to such a virtual player can be recorded this way. I guess
> if you want a 'red button' that could just be switching on the
> squeezelite instance - without coding
What would be the
d6jg wrote:
> I am not familiar with ffmpeg but I can't see the result being any
> different than playing the LOD HLS stream via LMS using squeezelite or
> squeezeplay and "recording" the output with Audacity.
Fewer steps and easier to set up with cron.
Use -o - for stdout and then potentially redirect that to a file or pipe
it to something to recompress
LMS 7.7.2 - 5 radio, 3 Boom, 4 Duet, 1 Touch, 1 SB2. Sonos 2xPLAY:1,
PLAY:3, PLAY:5, Marantz NR1603, JBL OnBeat, XBMC, Foobar2000, XBoxOne
(sort of)
d6jg wrote:
> Provided you can find the URL :)
Beebotron lite is a starting point e.g.
http://beebotron.org/public3/radio4fmhq.html
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Learnincurve wrote:
> I discovered streamripper yesterday, which is fine, but it does involve
> me setting it up. What would be really good would be some way for the
> wife to hit "a red button" on the GUI to start recording ;), hence the
> question here. Our whole system is far too dependent
bpa wrote:
> Why do you want to record a "Listen on demand" program ?
> They are available for at least 30 days and many much longer such as
> "In our Time"
But not all are accessible whilst on the move, travelling to work for
example.
There's only so much "drivetime" radio that can be
I discovered streamripper yesterday, which is fine, but it does involve
me setting it up. What would be really good would be some way for the
wife to hit "a red button" on the GUI to start recording ;), hence the
question here. Our whole system is far too dependent on me knowing how
everything
bonze wrote:
> But not all are accessible whilst on the move, travelling to work for
> example.
> There's only so much "drivetime" radio that can be listened to. :)
>
> I'd also be interested in some pointers for BBC LOD.
> I've tried ffmpeg, but any online help seems to lean more toward
bpa wrote:
> the ffmpeg command line is very simple for flac output. Use differennt
> -f value for MP3 or I think just use extension mp3 on output file. The
> hard job is getting a url that is valid as it is only valid for a short
> time.
>
> ffmpeg -i -f flac output.flc
I am not familiar
Learnincurve wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My LMS is cohabiting the same box as a MythTV media centre solution.
> One of the challenges I have been wanting to tackle for some time now
> has been scheduled recording "Radio" streams, for which I was originally
> intending to use MythTV recording
bpa wrote:
> Not sure why LMS has to be involved. Why not use somehting like VLC (or
> mplayer or ffmpeg) to convert the stream into a file and just schedule
> it to play using cron or similar.
If it is BBC Radio that the OP wishes to "record" then although VLC used
to work it will no longer
d6jg wrote:
> If it is BBC Radio that the OP wishes to "record" then although VLC used
> to work it will no longer do so (after Aunty's changes). The only way I
> have managed recently is to listen to the stream while simultaneously
> recording it using Audacity or similar.
If it is the BBC
bpa wrote:
> Not sure why LMS has to be involved. Why not use somehting like VLC (or
> mplayer or ffmpeg) to convert the stream into a file and just schedule
> it to play using cron or similar.
In the days gone by I've used cron and streamripper to record ABC
nigthly classical program
matka wrote:
> In the days gone by I've used cron and streamripper to record ABC
> nigthly classical program (fantastic program, now cut down to
> playola...). A quick search found this site
>
>
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