You need to be registered on Squeezenetwork and have entered your SN
details into SC before the Internet Radio Items appear. After entering
the SN detail - restart SC.
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bpa
bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/me
I've just installed the latest Squeezecentre on Ubuntu and I've found
the internet radio area on my Squeezebox is gone. On the server, the
only thing listed is "Tune in URL" and there are no options for RadioIO,
Live365 et al.
Am I missing something?
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amey01
maggior;439909 Wrote:
> This is an awesome list...thanks!
>
> Do some of these channels vary their format? I tried Vltava, but it
> was playing modern jazz.
Yes. Even BBC Radio 3 stoops to Jazz on occasions!
Look out for live concert broadcasts from the Eastern European Stations
in OGG. The
This is an awesome list...thanks!
Do some of these channels vary their format? I tried Vltava, but it
was playing modern jazz. I'm now enjoying Brahms 2nd piano concert on
D-Dur. Excellent...even though I don't speak Czeck :-). The sound
quality is incredible!
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Rich
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I can't seem to connect to most of the RadioIO stations.
Oddly, I can get to the Jazz and Classical stations through the Staff
Picks section, but not through the RadioIO section, or in any other
fashion.
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Mike Anderson
'FREE RADICAL
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citoyen;439881 Wrote:
> I understand your reasoning. I suppose I have a rather dull taste when
> it comes to UI, and I strongly appreciate consistency. My feeling (how
> subjective it may be) is that iPeng is a bit -off-. For example, the
> only "fuzzy" looking icon on my iPod is the iPeng one...
James,
I am unable to PM you or do much else with my profile for that matter -
why register if you still can't do anyting on this site?
Anyway, I am experiencing the error, "Invalid username or password.
(Unrecognized error code: BEAD110B)" when trying to access Sirius
Internet Radio on my Squee
James - I need to add some posts in order to be able to PM you
apparently. That's very weird to me but regardless, after I post this, I
hope to be able to PM you. I have the same trouble indicated in this
thread. Hope you can help.
Larry
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LarryB08
I understand your reasoning. I suppose I have a rather dull taste when
it comes to UI, and I strongly appreciate consistency. My feeling (how
subjective it may be) is that iPeng is a bit -off-. For example, the
only "fuzzy" looking icon on my iPod is the iPeng one...
But don't get me wrong -- I'm
citoyen;439871 Wrote:
> I have the exact same feeling.
>
> iPeng's fantastic, but I think the blue makes it look less "native"
> than it could be. I'd like iPeng to resemble the built-in Music app as
> much as possible, but I imagine not everyone would agree.
Hm. Actually the reason for the blu
sam3k;438951 Wrote:
> Thanks, I'm patient. There's something about the black on light blue
> that rubs me the wrong way. otherwise the software is wonderful.
I have the exact same feeling.
iPeng's fantastic, but I think the blue makes it look less "native"
than it could be. I'd like iPeng t
MatthewSchenker;439843 Wrote:
> 4. Use the iPod Touch to run a Logitech app that controls the Classic
> and the Boom(s)
>
No Logitech App, but three 3rd party apps, probably the most popular of
which is iPeng (see the link in my footer).
>
> What are the advantages of installing the Transporte
Hello,
Thanks everyone for the assistance. Music is really important in my
household, so I want to take the time to get thie right.
I've pretty much decided that Squeezebox is the way to go, but I must
admit I'm still a bit confused about the options.
If I am understanding everyone here, it see
@mdwoolley:
I've actually done what you're it sounds like you're looking to do
(create your own MP3 streaming source with track/artist metadata tags).
The way I did this was to write my own special-purpose Icecast/SHOUTcast
compatible server. It's gratifyingly simple. The link that bpa
provided
Andy8421;439655 Wrote:
> As an early adopter of the Duet, I don't exactly regard the Duet as a
> rock of stability, so if Squeeze is 100, and Popcorn 50, I wont hold out
> too much hope for me ever seeing a picture out of the HDX.
>
> The point that this raises is that as audio / video deliv
upstatemike;439641 Wrote:
> This HDX100 looks interesting but I couldn't find enough details about
> it. For example: How do you sync multiple players in different rooms?
You can't, as far as i know. Not sure how you add other rooms without a
TV in each room either. I would hate to have to use a
Andy8421;439655 Wrote:
> The point that this raises is that as audio / video delivery devices
> turn more and more into fully fledged computers, then the pricing is
> becoming more and more computer like. It is interesting that the high
> end audio firms with the resources to develop equipment of
bpa;439713 Wrote:
> The URLs for the "More radio" BBC menu comes from squeezenetwork so you
> have to sort this error out.
OK. I assumed my SN password in Settings was correct because I could
access SN but it seems not. Sorted now - thanks.
Phileas
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Phileas
Hi,
has anyone experienced random music stops while a playlist is playing?
I keep experiencing these lately...I use iPeng for remote control and
MusicIP to build my playlists...then for some completely random reason
music will stop and playlist will be cleared...There is nothing in the
logs. This
There is an issue about BBC providing AAC+ streams in an iPhone friendly
format. As it stands AAC+ is only provided with Flash whereas MP3 is
not.
Once of the blocking issues could be funding.
The BBC message board have some interesting discussions and comments
from James Cridland provide insi
BPA, you are in the Republic of Ireland?
Have you thought of using a proxy to get a UK IP, and the higher
bitrates.
But maybe you can get BBC FM from north of the boarder?
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Labarum
Brian
Squeezebox 3 Classic and Virgin Cable Box
Beresford DAC TC-7510 MK6/4 - Quad 405-2 refurbished by 405m
bpa;439719 Wrote:
> The new internet feeds are much better.
I think so.
I haven't really had time to listen to Radio 3 at 192 WMA - the other
classical stations were just so much better that I just didn't bother
with R3. The 192 MP2 stream off the Virgin Box was OK, but I still
thought the fore
A bit of info about internet feeds up to last year from a BBC blog (
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/radiolabs/2008/06/under_the_iplayer_hood_for_rad.shtml
) so don't go on old experiences. The new internet feeds are much
better.
>
> Finally, perhaps I might be able to let you into a bit of a dirty
Phileas;439711 Wrote:
> I thought Radio 3 FM(I only listen to 3 & 4) uses significant
> compression (maybe not all day?)- hence the advantage of DRC on DAB
> radios. I also read somewhere that the Freeview stream was taken from
> the FM feed so includes this compression.
>
> I have to admit I do
The URLs for the "More radio" BBC menu comes from squeezenetwork so you
have to sort this error out.
Code:
[09-07-11 08:30:07.2726] Slim::Networking::SqueezeNetwork::_init_error (182)
Unable to login to SqueezeNetwork, sync is disabled: Invalid SqueezeNetwork
userna
Phil Leigh;439661 Wrote:
> As for the infamous compression... I don't listen to local radio or
> Radio 1, 2 is compressed but not in a disastrous way, 3 is fine as is 4.
I thought Radio 3 FM(I only listen to 3 & 4) uses significant
compression (maybe not all day?)- hence the advantage of DRC on
bpa;439617 Wrote:
> Most of those menu options are created by a plugin called Internet
> Radio.
> Can you check the status of "Internet Radio" under WebUI
> Settings/Plugins.
Yes, I saw that yesterday. It's ticked but "greyed-out".
> Also check the server log around startup for message such as
Labarum;439694 Wrote:
> Agreed.
>
>
>
> Depends on the codec and the amount of Digital Signal Processing
> applied in the transmission.
>
> As I said, the east European OGG streams are very very good.
>
> I am presently listening to
>
> Radio Swiss Classic MP3 128
> http://opml.radiotime.co
Labarum;439688 Wrote:
> Hey Phil, religious management is my area - hands off!
>
> (He who cannot "see" either of the main transmitters that is in range,
> or the local repeater that is only three miles away!)
Fair enough - I accede :-)
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE i
Phil Leigh;439686 Wrote:
> Except that we now have DAB which is unmitigated rubbish.
Agreed.
>
> High bit-rate Internet radio (and I mean like minimum 240/320) can
> more-or-less compete with my FM. YMMV.
> Phil
Depends on the codec and the amount of Digital Signal Processing
applied in the t
Phil Leigh;439684 Wrote:
> . . . religiously managed.
Hey Phil, religious management is my area - hands off!
(He who cannot "see" either of the main transmitters that is in range,
or the local repeater that is only three miles away!)
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Labarum
Brian
Squeezebox 3 Classic and Virgin Cable
Labarum;439667 Wrote:
> Agreed.
>
> FM radio was a brilliant engineering solution at the time of its
> development. We no longer need to make the compromises they made.
>
> Most digital systems make compromises for commercial reasons - which is
> a great pity. We could have studio quality in ou
pfarrell;439663 Wrote:
> Phil Leigh wrote:
> > FM Stereo has always been limited in practice to 15kHz as you know
> :-)
>
> Technically, since the stereo sideband was at 17kHz, it was way lower
> than that. Think 6 db/octave starting at 10kHz on a good day.
>
> And nearly all radio station tur
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