On 8 January 2016 at 19:02, artisticforge . wrote:
> hello
>
> I am closer to the grave than the cradle and very microsecond counts.
> I may sit around all day in a wheelchair but my time is still my time.
> If I can do something a little faster, complete a little sooner, so
> much the better.
>
>
On Fri Jan 8 14:41:43 GMT 2016, Jim web wrote:
I think I now need to sort out switching
to HLS for radio fetching rather than RTMP!
(snip)
The 320k via HLS has been available for some months
for most of the BBC stations.
Hi Jim - what you describe has indeed been true
for LIVE RADIO streams; G
On Fri Jan 8 17:25:13 GMT 2016, Simon Nash wrote:
The commit note has this comment:
Note that MPEG-DASH streams cannot be
streamed to stdout.
What is the reason for this?
You'd have to post in the Support Forum to
get a definitive answer from dinkypumpkin...
Based on my MPEG-DASH experiments
hello
I am closer to the grave than the cradle and very microsecond counts.
I may sit around all day in a wheelchair but my time is still my time.
If I can do something a little faster, complete a little sooner, so
much the better.
Concerning radio programs on SD cards.
The last time I was in the
hello
writing to the SD is painfully slow. it is also painfully slow to read
large files from the SD card.
External 1TB USB 3.0 WD are dirt cheap. A powered Hub to ensure that
the External HDD has required power.
I have replaced an x86 box running Debian Linux which was the mail
server and DNS
On 8 January 2016 at 17:23, Dave Liquorice wrote:
> On Fri, 8 Jan 2016 17:06:55 +, Colin Law wrote:
>
>> Why would the files have to be on a USB drive? Why not the SD card?
>
> Reliabilty? I've "killed" an 8 GB microSD card and an 8 GB USB stick with a
> Pi being used as a webcam and producin
Jim web wrote:
> I think I now need to sort out switching to HLS for radio fetching rather
> than RTMP! :-)
>
> I've been talking to someone, and my initial AIUI is...
>
> The 320k via HLS has been available for some months for most of the BBC
> stations. The focus has since been on having this a
Vangelis forthnet wrote:
On Wed Jan 6 18:10:28 GMT 2016, James Scholes wrote:
Just to note that this, (snip) only seems to support TV programs at
present.
On the contrary, quite the opposite is true:
https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/issues/234
https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_ip
On Fri, 8 Jan 2016 17:06:55 +, Colin Law wrote:
> Why would the files have to be on a USB drive? Why not the SD card?
Reliabilty? I've "killed" an 8 GB microSD card and an 8 GB USB stick with a
Pi being used as a webcam and producing a time laspe movie. OK one full HD
frame every 30 second
On 8 January 2016 at 16:39, artisticforge . wrote:
> Hello
>
> one of my birthday presents late last year, 23 December, is an Arduino Yun.
> runs both arduino sketches and OpenWRT, a flavour of Linux. Also
> received the Arduino Robot. ;-)
>
> Still learning the Yun. Just to prove it could be done
Hello
one of my birthday presents late last year, 23 December, is an Arduino Yun.
runs both arduino sketches and OpenWRT, a flavour of Linux. Also
received the Arduino Robot. ;-)
Still learning the Yun. Just to prove it could be done, one of my
tasks is to see if GIP may run on the Yun. Has the p
On Fri Jan 8 13:13:08 GMT 2016, James Scholes wrote:
Is there any particular reason you use dashhigh2
as opposed to dashhigh1 or just dashhigh?
I'm a little confused, I must admit, why there are
two and what the difference is between them.
Do they each download from a different CDN?
Hi James
I think I now need to sort out switching to HLS for radio fetching rather
than RTMP! :-)
I've been talking to someone, and my initial AIUI is...
The 320k via HLS has been available for some months for most of the BBC
stations. The focus has since been on having this also via MPEG-DASH, plus
allow
Vangelis forthnet wrote:
> get_iplayer --pid=b06sskk8 --radiomode=dashhigh2 --force
Is there any particular reason you use dashhigh2 as opposed to dashhigh1
or just dashhigh? I'm a little confused, I must admit, why there are
two and what the difference is between them. Do they each download fro
Just been comparing the quality on some Radio 4 programmes between 128 &
320 kpbs and there is a noticeable improvement in sound quality
particularly with sibilance. Check out "Open Country River Tay".
This is a very exciting development!
Roger
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On Fri Jan 8 02:23:39 GMT 2016, CJB wrote:
we'd love to download in 320 kbps.
Please can someone tell us how to do this
from MEDA-DASH?
Happy New Year Chris (I guess it's still OK
to wish for that, though already on the 8th of Jan :-) ).
Haven't you received Jon Davies' e-mail?
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