paul- wrote:
> I removed the in-tree version of the rtl8188eu driver, and used the 3rd
> party driver. Can you try the latest 6.0.0 b6 image?
Paul sorry I did not know you had replied, my mistake.
I will try your suggestions tomorrow and get back.
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bpa wrote:
> It might be better to use an OPML format rather than M3u. You can add
> title and icon as well as URL. You can nest /call opml file from another
> opml so that you can have a static top level and each set of podcast is
> in a newly written opml file (was your m3u). By having
Attached the script and conf file. All based on bashpodder :-). Not the
best written scipts, but it seems to work. Requires wget, curl besides
the normal bash commands available. You need to restore the original
filename.
- 28442
- 28443
Functional changes to bashpodder:
- updated extraction of
If you have buffering problems, try to set sound as "Streaming through
Proxy". Works perfect here.
Callesoroe
Living room: Transporter, Tact RCS 2.2X digital preamp, Martin Logan
Vista speakers, AMPS(Icepower): Acoustic Reality Ear Enigma
PLUS(PANELS), Acoustic Reality Ear TWO MKII(Bas)
My situation:
- Have just upgraded to Catalina
- Source music library is on a NAS
- Library scans fail, and after a "Clear library and rescan everything"
I am left with an empty LMS library
- LMS itself seems to be operating normally, eg able to play internet
radio, and LMS UI if fine, just no
bpa wrote:
> Maybe I didn;'t make myself clear.
>
> Players can play mp3 with URL natively (i.e. data is streamed directly
> from podcast server to player not via LMS) - so the player not LMS sets
> up a connection using the URL. The player (e.g. Touch, squeezlite on a
> non LMS system) will
bigcookie wrote:
> Thanks for that. I used #EXTINF:seconds,title and it seemed not to work.
> I will dig deeper into this. The code snippets are helping!
Try turning on additional logging in LMS to see what is going on (the
debug statements in the code show what you should see).
Probably
bigcookie wrote:
> Thanks for that. I used #EXTINF:seconds,title and it seemed not to work.
> I will dig deeper into this. The code snippets are helping!
IIRC When a podcast URL is about to be played - LMS will do a test of
the URL and read in the header, look at the audio codec (i.e. to know
Already done. This is the output with debugging on in:
- formats.playlists
- player.playlist
- scan
- scan.auto
- scan.scanner
I created copy of that playlist and renamed it to test3.m3u (and I fixed
the CURTRACK issue)
Anything else I should turn on?
Code:
Log part 2 (will use pastebin or similar next time -. sorry):
Code:
[19-11-01 15:41:33.9978] Slim::Formats::Playlists::M3U::read (114) found
trackurl:
bigcookie wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply. Probably I didnt make myself fully clear.
>
> 1. the above playlist works, I have LMS running in docker on host, and
> 127.0.0.1 refers to my servers address. But of course I can change it
> with the real IP of the server :-)
>
Maybe I didn;'t
Also - it looks like LMS takes a limited set of data from the EXTINF
field
One of
secs,title - artist - album
secs,title
title
Code:
if ($entry =~ /^#EXTINF\:(.*?),<(.*?)> - <(.*?)> - <(.*?)>/) {
$secs = $1;
Paul Webster wrote:
> Also - it looks like LMS takes a limited set of data from the EXTINF
> field
> One of
> secs,title - artist - album
> secs,title
> title
>
> >
Code:
> >
> if ($entry =~ /^#EXTINF\:(.*?),<(.*?)> - <(.*?)> - <(.*?)>/) {
>
>
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.6 - 1521467459 @ Thu Mar 29 16:57:02
CEST 2018
Operating system: Linux - EN - utf8
Perl Version: 5.26.1 - arm-linux
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Hi All,
When delete some files with non-ANSI characters and rescan, non-human
readable logs are produced:
[19-11-01 17:01:48.6549]
bpa wrote:
> IIRC When a podcast URL is about to be played - LMS will do a test of
> the URL and read in the header, look at the audio codec (i.e. to know
> whether transcoding is needed) and metadata and update/override the M3u
> data with the data from the file header (e.g. if duration is
@mherger: As another option - is there a chance to allow playlists to
refer to local files, which not have been scanned yet? Basically to
create playlists through the "browse music folder" function?
That should work out of the box. Podcasts in that case aren't any
different than any other
Could the problem be the use of 127.0.0.1 - this means a port on the
device which makes the request.
On LMS 127.0.0.1 would be the LMS system which has the files but if the
player is told to play the URL natively (i.e. player opens a TCP
connection) then 127.0.0.1 would point to the player
Hi,
background:
I do have a problem with some podcast servers cutting the connection
after 5 minutes as the LMS podcast plugin doesnt cache the whole podcast
(what a pity). To listen to the podcast on LMS, I do the following:
run a cronjob every night, which downloads the latest episode, makes
bigcookie wrote:
> I can also place the files in a local folder instead of http:// access.
> But the same issue occurs: I cannot make the playlist show a title
> without playing back a file.
It might be better to use an OPML format rather than M3u. You can add
title and icon as well as URL.
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