If you are just listening to the BBC - then you don't need this step
anymore as RealAudio support is built into mplayer built after about
Feb 2006.
>
> 3) apt-get install w32codecs
> (not sure about the name but
> apt-cache search "mplayer"
> will tell you)
>
IIRC The issue about Debian was a
bpa;138973 Wrote:
> The custom-types.conf file is correct. I believe Simon had installed
> the file in the wrong directory and he did NOT modify the file to fix
> the problem.
>
> In 6.5 the custom-types.conf and custom-convert.conf files are in the
> Alien directory in Plugins.
Yes, I reali
Problem solved!
Steps to resolve:
1) apt-get upgrade (my debian from woody to sarge)
from deb http://www.debian-multimedia.org stable main
2) apt-get install mplayer-nogui
3) apt-get install w32codecs
(not sure about the name but
apt-cache search "mplayer"
will tell you)
4) wget
http://www.x
The custom-types.conf file is correct. I believe Simon had installed
the file in the wrong directory and he did NOT modify the file to fix
the problem.
In 6.5 the custom-types.conf and custom-convert.conf files are in the
Alien directory in Plugins.
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Simon Tennant;123417 Wrote:
> ...I had not installed the additions to
> the "types.conf" file. [/url]
Help!
I have the same problem (but I can see AlienBBC in Slimserver.
I have looked at custom-types.conf and yes the entry for real looks
incomplete i.e a ?.
You seem to have solved this but w
That's odd - all the additions are in a file custom-types.conf and it
should be installed correctly.
For 6.3 it should be in the slimserver directory and for 6.5 the file
should be in the Alien directory.
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bpa's P
To follow-up on my previous posts, I had not installed the additions to
the "types.conf" file. This meant that the slimserver didn't know how
to interpret the rpm mime type and extract the RTSP stream from within.
The "No items found in playlist" is now solved.
Thanks to all for their help.
Mplayer.sh has some echo statement so that when slimserver is run (not a
daemon) from a command line you'll see these messages.
Assuming slimserver can run other apps (e.g. sox) in the Bin directory,
check the ownership and permissions on Mplayer.sh
in case slimserver is not being allowed to run
Thanks BPA.
/opt/mplayer/bin/mplayer -vo null -cache 128 -playlist
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/realplayer/media/fmg2.rpm
mplayer playback works fine now. Indeed the version I compiled has
worked fine in the past too until I decided to re-install the slimserver
package.
I have done some
A couple of things:
1. The avisynth error is because you are trying to play a playlist -
this is the proper version of your command
Code:
/opt/mplayer/bin/mplayer -vo null -cache 128 -playlist
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/realplayer/media/fmg2.rpm
-
Simon Tennant wrote:
blah blah blah
Apologies for following up my own post: Looks like my problem was with
mplayer:
/opt/mplayer/bin/mplayer -vo null
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/realplayer/media/fmg2.rpm
[11:29am/07-18-06]
MPlayer dev-CVS-060108-13:50-4.0.3 (C
bpa wrote:
To get more messages try d_plugins and d_source.
I was already running with those option - I have however enabled
d_source_v which shows some extra debugging information although nothing
that looks like a solutions.
Also try to increase Radio station timeout from 5 to 20 under
To get more messages try d_plugins and d_source.
Also try to increase Radio station timeout from 5 to 20 under Server
Settings/ Network
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