I thought I could listen to my music on a remote computer on my network
by pointing my browser to http://192.168.1.3:9020/stream.mp3 (9020 is
something I chose rather than 9000 which interfered with another
program, and 192.168.1.3 is the local address of my main computer).
I seemed to have a con
Nobody knows... at all?
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I am trying to listen to this station via stream.mp3
http://streams.kpnwebcast.nl/cgi-bin/reflector.cgi?stream=kpnmms_bnr
It is a WMA internet radio stream, and I want to listen to it in mp3
over stream.mp3. However, all I hear is silence. Is this impossible? I
need this, as I want to try to list
JJZolx;298820 Wrote:
> But... It looks like you can:
>
> - Shut down SqueezeCenter
> - Edit the server.prefs file
> - Modify the 'titleFormat:' and 'titleFormatCurr:' entries for the
> client
> - Restart the server
>
> The prefs file isn't hard to understand - client sections begin with
> '_cli
I think there's a bug here, the title format should be visible for
stream.mp3 clients.
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PERFECT.
That works great, JJZolx. Thank you very much!
This is a great solution for someone like me that only streams from one
location with a static IP (work). However, if your streaming IP changes
a lot managing the tag display this way could be a major PITA.
I think it would be great to
JJZolx;298815 Wrote:
> Oh well... Should have tried it myself first. Looks like there's no
> such Title Format option when connecting through stream.mp3.
But... It looks like you can:
- Shut down SqueezeCenter
- Edit the server.prefs file
- Modify the 'titleFormat:' and 'titleFormatCurr:' ent
JJZolx;298813 Wrote:
> Have you looked at the Title Format for the player? I don't recall
> whether or not it's applicable to stream.mp3, but it's the only place
> you might have any control over the info. When you connect from work
> SqueezeCenter will create a player identified by IP address.
Empty_One;298812 Wrote:
> Well, the reason I don't use softsqueeze is that it doesn't work for me.
> I have no problems connecting to my machine while I am work with
> winamp, foobar2k, itunes, or any other media player. However, I cannot
> get softsqueeze to work.
>
> Do you know if it is poss
Well, the reason I don't use softsqueeze is that it doesn't work for my.
I have no problems connecting to my machine while I am work with
winamp, foobar2k, itunes, or any other media player. However, I cannot
get softsqueeze to work.
Regardless, do you know if it is possible to get additional in
ddewey;295214 Wrote:
> There has to be an easy answer to this I'm missing
>
> I do a lot of streaming from my Squeezecenter to work. Works great,
> no complaints music-wise.
>
> However the tag set that comes across in the stream appears to
> be only TITLE, ie, track number.songtitle.
I don't think anybody knows. I asked a similar questions a few weeks
ago, and nobody answered.
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Quoting Dave Dewey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> There has to be an easy answer to this I'm missing
>
> I do a lot of streaming from my Squeezecenter to work. Works great,
> no complaints music-wise.
>
> However the tag set that comes across in the stream appears to
> be only TITLE, ie, tra
There has to be an easy answer to this I'm missing
I do a lot of streaming from my Squeezecenter to work. Works great,
no complaints music-wise.
However the tag set that comes across in the stream appears to
be only TITLE, ie, track number.songtitle. No artist or album
information.
I
kdf Wrote:
>
> It should, but it is a 2-step process. Using the device to connect to
>
> slim:9000/stream.mp3 gets you connected so slimserver, but you then
> need to tell slimserver to start playing some tracks to that player.
>
> Devices using stream.mp3 have no control over slimserver
As long as the hostname slim is in some sort of hosts file on each
client or there is a local dns that url will work. Without some sort
of nameserver or lookup file the url will have to use the IP address.
>From there KDF is spot on. Once the stream is created you will have to
use the web inter
First, you cannot sync to stream.mp3
Secondly, some "special" stream such as AlienBBC will not play to
stream.mp3.
So to avoid these issues use an audio file or an mp3 stream when
testing stream.mp3
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Quoting sander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Does this feature work?
It should, but it is a 2-step process. Using the device to connect to
slim:9000/stream.mp3 gets you connected so slimserver, but you then
need to tell slimserver to start playing some tracks to that player.
Devices using strea
sander;246796 Wrote:
> Oh yes, the title is incorrect, I am using port 9000 so the url I'm
> trying to stream from is http://slim:9000/stream.mp3
Are you really using that URL? That may not work, try by IP address
instead.
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I purchased Linksys wmls11b to go in our kitchen in the hope that, among
other things, it could sync with the SlimServer, but the stream.mp3
appears to be blank.
I blamed the device, but streaming from the PC has the same result. I
thought it might be the ReadyNas NV+ I'm streaming from didn't ha
goinoutwest;182330 Wrote:
> But I was hoping I could do this with just the stream.mp3.
>
> Anybody else want to chime in? Is what I want impossible?
>
> Thank you!
> Rob
Have you actually used stream.mp3 yet? It's an abysmal way to listen
to music from slimserver. With the way the buffering
goinoutwest;182330 Wrote:
> Is what I want impossible?
Unfortunately, yes. SlimServer generates player IDs based on IP
address. Since you both appear to be coming from the same IP address,
it can't differentiate between you.
I thought a slight possibility would be that it may see you by MAC
a
But I was hoping I could do this with just the stream.mp3.
Anybody else want to chime in? Is what I want impossible?
Thank you!
Rob
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goinoutwest wrote:
> We are both behind the same firewall with a single browse IP address.
> Therefore, we appear to be coming from the same IP when we open
> http://myserver:9000/stream.mp3. That only gives us a single "player"
> visible in the web interface. Is there a way for my coworker to s
We are both behind the same firewall with a single browse IP address.
Therefore, we appear to be coming from the same IP when we open
http://myserver:9000/stream.mp3. That only gives us a single "player"
visible in the web interface. Is there a way for my coworker to see
his own player as a sep
Or is there another way to achieve the same result (without using the
web user interface)?
It's not the graphical web UI, but some there are some commands to
manipulate a player's playlist and behaviour. Please see the documentation
installed on your slimserver:
http://yourslimserver:9000/
Hi,
Is it possible to connect to SlimServer from a third-party mp3 player
using the url:
http://:9000/stream.mp3
and pass the track or playlist in the URL so the device receives the
stream immediately?
E.g.
http://:9000/stream.mp3?play=123245
Or is there another way to achieve the same resul
I'm using SlimServer 6.2.1 from 11/15/05 on a linux platform. When I
try to connect to my slimserver:9000/stream.mp3 HUGE amounts of data
pass from my slimserver to the listening application.
This happens with XMMS and WinAmp. I get the same result if I'm
listening to Internet Radio or my own
I just did major update of my Fedora 4 Linux box including update of
Squeeze server. My Squeezebox2 works fine but when I stream to PC for
playback in winamp the tracks sound pretty broken up. It sounded like
the lame encoder is not getting enough cpu cycles. I did notice on the
linux update that
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From: "kdf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Slim Devices Discussion"
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 6:36 PM
Subject: Re: [slim] stream.mp3 not working
Quoting Nate G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Just checked which version I'm using NB v2005-03-07
Will try last night&
Quoting Nate G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Just checked which version I'm using NB v2005-03-07
>
> Will try last night's build and see what happens
I was playing through winamp at work, through the company firewall to my
slimserver at home just 10 minutes ago :)
-kdf
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Just checked which version I'm using NB v2005-03-07
Will try last night's build and see what happens
Thanks
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From: "kdf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Slim Devices Discussion"
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 6:25 PM
Subject: Re: [slim] str
Quoting Nate G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to get the stream to play in winamp and no matter what settings I
> try in winamp, I hear
> absolutely nothing (The same is true for WMP, QT and Real)
>
> I'm using SS 6.0b but have tried other versions and still can't get it to
> work!
>
>
Hi!
I'm trying to get the stream to play in winamp and no matter
what settings I try in winamp, I hear
absolutely nothing (The same is true for WMP, QT
and Real)
I'm using SS 6.0b but have tried other versions and still
can't get it to work!
Could someone confirm that it is possible to
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