megatron_lives wrote:
> hi all
>
> I've just reinstalled picoreplayer and had previously had no issues with
> spotty. However, with the latest version of spotty and picoreplayer, I
> cannot get the online integration to work. I set up spotty and
> everything works but when I rescan the library,
hi all
I've just reinstalled picoreplayer and had previously had no issues with
spotty. However, with the latest version of spotty and picoreplayer, I
cannot get the online integration to work. I set up spotty and
everything works but when I rescan the library, it doesn't 'find' any
Spotify albu
Greg Erskine wrote:
> The MAC address is usually hard coded in the network device, Ethernet,
> Wifi or Bluetooth.
That's what I thought as well.
Greg Erskine wrote:
> In pCP Squeezelite Settings, there is an option to overwrite the MAC
> address although it is not recommended.
I did not use
Paul Webster wrote:
> It gives me Latest, Bookmarks and Subscribed
>
> Most of my BBC Radio listening is via DAB or LMS ... so they do not know
> much about me.
>
> However, long ago I created an account there and I marked a few
> programmes as favourites or similar and they now appear under t
I've spotted an issue with this where occasionally, more often than not
on longer tracks, mid-way through the track it will break off and skip
to the next one.
You can notice this (which I was last night) if you're listening to
something with several longer tracks (such as a recording of Beethov
It gives me Latest, Bookmarks and Subscribed
Most of my BBC Radio listening is via DAB or LMS ... so they do not know
much about me.
However, long ago I created an account there and I marked a few
programmes as favourites or similar and they now appear under the
Subscribed list.
The Latest appe
Paul Webster wrote:
> Here is a non-https thought ...
> If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
> the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
We are all different. I try to avoid signing in to the Beeb, or any
other media outlet as much as possible.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Here is a non-https thought ...
> If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
> the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
It's not a feature I use so I don't have a personal interest/need to
implement it. Is it useful or like Net
Here is a non-https thought ...
If the plugin supported optional sign in to BBC portal then I wonder if
the BBC personalised recommendation list would be useful.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc
mavit wrote:
> Not sure if this is related, but, in LMS 7.9, there was a case where if
> an HTTPS connection failed when fetching repository xml, LMS would retry
> the request with HTTP. I guess if that redirects back to HTTPS, you
> could end up stuck in a loop. This behaviour 'has been chang
mavit wrote:
> Oh, and while we’re on the topic of the plugin not working unless
> your OS has robust TLS support, I still think it makes sense for the
> plugin to prefer HTTPS to HTTP. Most HTTP URLs that the plugin uses now
> redirect to HTTPS, so trying HTTP first is just going to slow thing
bpa wrote:
> A separate issue but associated issue when this failure occurs - know
> of two instances where LMS "spins" making the same request about every
> 0.002 secs and so effectively locks out all other LMS activity.
Not sure if this is related, but, in LMS 7.9, there was a case where if
Oh, and while were on the topic of the plugin not working unless your
OS has robust TLS support, I still think it makes sense for the plugin
to prefer HTTPS to HTTP. Most HTTP URLs that the plugin uses now
redirect to HTTPS, so trying HTTP first is just going to slow things
down a bit, with no i
mavit wrote:
> I think this demonstrates that that's not the problem here, right now
> (unless there exists a buggy version of the libraries that negotiate TLS
> 1.3 and then can't actually use it). However, it certainly *is* a real
> problem that users will experience somewhere, sooner or late
The MAC address is usually hard coded in the network device, Ethernet,
Wifi or Bluetooth. The first 6 digit will be registered to the Raspberry
Pi Foundation. If you are using a USB Wifi adapter the MAC address will
be registered to the device manufacture.
This nearly unique MAC address can be o
Sorry, I should have been clearer: Im not having any trouble,
personally, I just wanted to chip in to show how one can test what
versions of TLS your OpenSSL can use with a particular site. Leave off
the -tls1 and itll use whatever it thinks best.
bpa wrote:
> Could the problem be in openss
mavit wrote:
> It doesn't seem to be that, since the following command works,
> indicating support for TLS 1.0:
>
> >
Code:
> > openssl s_client -connect np.radioplayer.co.uk:443 -tls1 >
What version of OpenSSL are you using to test ?
Could the problem be in openssl
bpa wrote:
>
> I suspect Radioplayer needs/checks for TLS 1.3 which was only supported
> from OpenSSL 1.1.* onwards and this causes the initial error. There may
> be a race condition somewhere.
It doesn't seem to be that, since the following command works,
indicating support for TLS 1.0:
Cod
bins wrote:
> Thanks for all the help - I will upgrade to Buster at some point - I'm
> reluctant to just upgrade openssl (if that is even possible) on jessie -
> don't want to break anything else
If you use other internet service such as plugin repositories, audio on
demand, and many radio stat
Interesting post of a user (
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113028-LMS-Suddenly-Stopping
) whose LMS has stopped playing and seems to have the same issue -
repeated https failures preventing LMS from playing.
>
> When I hover over the icon in task bar, it says LMS stopped? So I
>
cpd73 wrote:
> I can add for pCP, but (AFAIK) there is no way for me to know a player
> is from Volumio - and I don't want to add non-funcitonal links for all
> players.
Thanks, that makes sense, and it's a lot less useful for the Volumio
players anyway because those can always be accessed thro
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