Didn't think it was as bad as not even showing "France".
Since it is the MySqueezebox server (which in the past weren't in the
UK) that makes the requests to Tune-in - I wonder how does Tune-in know
the user is in the UK ?
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Since it is the MySqueezebox server (which in the past weren't in the
UK) that makes the requests to Tune-in - I wonder how does Tune-in know
the user is in the UK ?
Most services require/accept the "x-forwarded-for" header
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Forwarded-For) to know about the actua
This is why I suggested a few months ago that It would help if LMS
allowed more than one provider of radio stations search/browse function.
I never thought of fully replacing the Radio menu implementation. But it
could actually make sense. Would you imagine an all different menu, or
rather a s
Anybody ever looked into https://www.radio-browser.info/
(https://api.radio-browser.info/)?
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I've just disabled the default "Radio" plugin and enabled bpa's
"Radio.Net" plugin instead. Countries -> All -> France results in over
60 pages of radio stations, which is much more like what I was
expecting. At the moment I'm getting used to the change of interface,
but my initial feeling is tha
mherger wrote:
> Anybody ever looked into https://www.radio-browser.info/
> (https://api.radio-browser.info/)?
That looks like a very interesting resource indeed ...
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mherger wrote:
> > This is why I suggested a few months ago that It would help if LMS
> > allowed more than one provider of radio stations search/browse
> function.
>
> I never thought of fully replacing the Radio menu implementation. But it
>
> could actually make sense. Would you imagine an
mherger wrote:
> Anybody ever looked into https://www.radio-browser.info/
> (https://api.radio-browser.info/)?
I looked at it a few years ago and then I found the tagging to be very
uneven and some categories to be very patchy.
It may have improved in the meantime.
I think consolidating info f
bpa wrote:
>
>
> I think consolidating info from a number of different sources could
> result in many duplicates as returned station names or URLs for the same
> station may not be entered exactly the same (e.g. Irish national
> broadcaster RTE vs RTÉ )
If I might chime in with some thoughts~
I've been using LMS and it's predecessors since I got a Slim Devices SB3
as a Christmas present in 2005 and I've no thoughts of leaving. Over the
intervening years devices have come and gone and as my inevitable uptake
of the new devices as also come and gone I have ended up with cupboards
full of
ian_heys wrote:
>
> So for a no quibble price of £150.00 I have all the following for
> collection.
> ...
> 6.RASPBERRY PISERVER/PLAYER
> Pi4B 4GB with IQ Audio DAC+ and SamsungSSD T5 500 GB and power supply.
> Inopen case. No Micro SD Card orUSB Memory Card. Working when removed
> from
I'm not interested in making money on the deal, just getting rid of some
of the stuff. I was aware that pi's are in short supply. Believe me
there is more and some of it is far more valuable and won't be going
through this process.
*Study Server/Player:* LMS 8.2.0 on Pi 4B pCp 8.1.0/IQ Audio D
From: https://www.jazzradio.com/founder-letter
"In the final weeks of 2015, the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) in the
United States imposed new royalty rates for the years spanning
2016-2020. In the process, this move also eliminated the special royalty
rates which existed for small webcasters su
Try a known-good substitute power supply first. This is step one with
any Classic at this point.
Most of the original SB3 PSUs are now well past their projected service
lives.
If you still require a factory reset to clear a bad setting, press and
hold the "1" button on the remote.
If the same problem with the same Flac song or songs from the same album
and player is OK otherwise- then it could be the album has been encoded
with an "unofficial" too high compression rate.
How were the album Flac track created ?
You should try to decode the tracks to Wav and re-encode at a l
slartibartfast wrote:
> In more than 20 years since then I have never heard anyone use those
> terms.
I spent 38 years in the IBM mainframe world from 360's up to Z
processors and I too had never heard those terms. In that world bytes
were always 8 bits, 1K was 1024 bytes and so on. Storage add
I had a colleague who was from South Africa, where the terminology was a
bit different. He had engaged with computers at the point when portable
discs were transitioning from 5.25" to 3.5".
One time at work he was looking for 3.5" disc, the 5.25" ones having
been totally superseded, but there s
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