Pausing a stream causes the effect you're seeing, the minutes next to
the title increment by 1 for every minute paused.
It possibly happens for other reasons, not sure.
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Atlantic wrote:
> I wondered, but BBCiPlayer 1.3.x seemed to work. If, indeed, that turns
> out to be the case, do you recall how or whether I could return to
> BBCPlayer 1.3.x*, which I think I had before this update?
I'll study the rest of the note later (I see the mention of satellite
links
bpa wrote:
> I think LMS maybe too old as 7.5 is very very old.
>
>
I wondered, but BBCiPlayer 1.3.x seemed to work. If, indeed, that turns
out to be the case, do you recall how or whether I could return to
BBCPlayer 1.3.x*, which I think I had before this update?
bpa wrote:
>
>
> Your de
I think LMS maybe too old as 7.5 is very very old.
Your descirption of previous use is very confusing (128kbps MP3 , R3 320
is probably AAC) but then you mention iPlayer - did you use BBCiPlayer
or not and did you have proiblemn befroe with BBCiPlayer plugin ?
Something very strange is happeni
I installed 1.5.2 yesterday on our Linux (Debian) SBS version 7.5, from
repo
"
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml
".
We're in the UK and use a major UK ISP. 1.5.2 isn't working for me,
tested using our SB Touch. Two symptoms are:
(i) The playing title, o
Owen Smith wrote:
> Thanks. I've never heard it called SqueezeNetwork before and it seems a
> strange name. I'd ask what aspect makes it a network and not a server,
> but that's rather off topic for this thread.
In the beginning I think Slimdevices operated their own nertwork of
servers before it
Paul Webster wrote:
> SqueezeNetwork (mysqueezebox.com)
Thanks. I've never heard it called SqueezeNetwork before and it seems a
strange name. I'd ask what aspect makes it a network and not a server,
but that's rather off topic for this thread.
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Owen Smith wrote:
> I thought SN was some abbreviation for DNS server, but bpa's last post
> makes it clear it isn't. So please, what does SN stand for in this
> context? (I doubt it's Serial Number.)
SqueezeNetwork (mysqueezebox.com)
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I thought SN was some abbreviation for DNS server, but bpa's last post
makes it clear it isn't. So please, what does SN stand for in this
context? (I doubt it's Serial Number.)
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Yes I see that does sound reasonable, but maybe its time for a change to
> LMS.
>
> Anyway its a bit off topic so we can leave it there.
>
> BTW Been trying 1.5.2 for a couple of days, no problems at all so far.
Yep - it's a minro point. If user needs to access SN it will h
> No - perhaps a user has turned off the router while away but left all
> other system on -also LMS was created in the days of slow connections
> and pay per bit so developers were asked to keep overheads down and SN
> connection wasn't as important as it is now with Touch devices and some
> strea
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Bit excessive though, wouldn't you agree ?
No - perhaps a user has turned off the router while away but left all
other system on -also LMS was created in the days of slow connections
and pay per bit so developers were asked to keep overheads down and SN
connection wasn't as i
bpa wrote:
> I think LMS does a backoff approach to retries with each failed attempt
> it waits a bit longer. IIRC First backoff is 60 sec which means there
> has been many many attempts to contact mysqueeznetwork.com and each one
> has failed.
Bit excessive though, wouldn't you agree ?
*Play
mrmichaelwright wrote:
> Hi bpa
>
> The loss of other services seemed to happen 2 or 3 times a day. It
> doesn't occur alongside anything else obvious but I do work almost
> entirely off dropbox dealing with large CAD and video files. My theory
> is that the DNS demands on the homehub are too
Hi bpa
The loss of other services seemed to happen 2 or 3 times a day. It
doesn't occur alongside anything else obvious but I do work almost
entirely off dropbox dealing with large CAD and video files. My theory
is that the DNS demands on the homehub are too high, hence the change of
router.
A
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Retrying in a day !!!
I think LMS does a backoff approach to retries with each failed attempt
it waits a bit longer. IIRC First backoff is 60 sec which means there
has been many many attempts to contact mysqueeznetwork.com and each one
has failed.
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> Couldn't resolve IP address for: www.mysqueezebox.com, retrying in 86400
> seconds
Retrying in a day !!!
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mrmichaelwright wrote:
> I guess this is pointing back to the problem being with windows 10
> running on an older machine and causing issues
AFAICT This is not a WIndows 10 BBCiPlayer plugin issue - all the errors
show no response from BBC to request for audio but in the middle of the
iPlayer er
So I've been at home a bit this week and performance has been mixed.
As i was getting repeated DNS issues I've swapped out my BT homehub for
a better router. I noticed that often when iplayer dropped out i also
lost a load of other internet services like dropbox so there was
something of a wider
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rabbit wrote:
> I have the latest plugins installed and changed my LMS settings (2
> screen grabs attached). Both Live and On Demand streams work, but the
> stream format shows as AAC not DASH (3rd screen grab). Is this correct?
> How will I know when I have the correct stream?
There are two par
I have the latest plugins installed and changed my LMS settings (2
screen grabs attached). Both Live and On Demand streams work, but the
stream format shows as AAC not DASH (3rd screen grab). Is this correct?
How will I know when I have the correct stream?
As always, many thanks for your superb s
bpa wrote:
> Sorry I'm not sure - the changes to 1.95 were small and I've got tied up
> with other things (a small one line update that has snowballed) that I
> didn't test it. I didn't want to put 1.9.5 on general release as that
> would cause an automatic update and possibly trigger many posti
whitman wrote:
> Can I use 1.9.5 with 1.4.9? I'm guessing not, as it hasn't updated
> automatically.
Sorry I'm not sure - the changes to 1.95 were small and I've got tied up
with other things (a small one line update that has snowballed) that I
didn't test it. I didn't want to put 1.9.5 on gene
bpa wrote:
> IIRC The problem is due to a change made by BBC which Extras 1.9.3 can't
> handle but 1.9.5 can. When you disable DASH you get to play the Flash
> version which works but IIRC is usually lower quality than DASH (I can't
> test because it is a UK only thing)
Can I use 1.9.5 with 1.4.
whitman wrote:
>
>
> IIRC The problem is due to a change made by BBC which Extras 1.9.3 can't
> handle but 1.9.5 can. When you disable DASH you get to play the Flash
> version which works but IIRC is usually lower quality than DASH (I can't
> test because it is a UK only thing)
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bpa wrote:
> Last 7 days only. BBciPlayerExtra gets access to all of iPlayer
> programs.
> Setting look OK - must be one of the small changes I made. I'll have to
> test later. Workaround - use BBCiPlayer > Radio 2 > Sounds of the 60s -
> it's ok for last 7 days progs.
Bpa, I still can't get m
bpa wrote:
> I play R4 all the time on Boom - so there is no Boom specific issues
> except perhaps the generaL wifi one - is the Boom wired ?
> The should be no difference between R4Extra and any other station.
>
Apologies for the delay in replying. OK, I've just spent 20 minutes
listening to
bpa wrote:
> > Jed1-62 wrote:
> > ... dual core Intel Atom 330 ... 4gb Ram .. Win10[\quote]
> > Thanks - again Windows is the common factor. Some windows configurations
> > seem to be more prone to the rebuffering when transcoding which usually
> > means older players Boom, Classic or Squeezepla
Jed1-62 wrote:
> ... dual core Intel Atom 330 ... 4gb Ram .. Win10[\quote]
> Thanks - again Windows is the common factor. Some windows configurations
> seem to be more prone to the rebuffering when transcoding which usually
> means older players Boom, Classic or Squeezeplay.
>
> > > > Just to cl
bpa wrote:
> For completness to understand who had rebuffering with 1.4.9 and for
> whom 1.5.2 fixed - can you give details on your system (i.e. processor,
> memory ) and OS.
>
>
> I am running LMS on an Acer Revo 3610 which has a dual core Intel Atom
> 330 with 2gb Ram and running LMS 7.8.1 -
Jed1-62 wrote:
> Ok so I have only just installed this beta version after being directed
> to this thread to resolve an issue I had with iplayer extra.
>
> With the live stream delay set to 2mins this seems to have resolved the
> breaks/ rebuffering issues I had with v 1.4.9. Playing through Bo
bpa wrote:
> I play R4 all the time on Boom - so there is no Boom specific issues
> except perhaps the generaL wifi one - is the Boom wired ?
> The should be no difference between R4Extra and any other station.
>
> At busy time BBC/CDN can be slow to deliver packet sometimes as long as
> 30 se
tallpaul wrote:
> Apologies as I'm coming a bit late to this thread but I installed 1.5.2
> a couple of days ago and it's been working a treat via squeezelite, both
> on my Linux desktop and my piCorePlayer. But last night I was listening
> to 4Extra live streaming on my Boom which is the first t
tallpaul wrote:
> Apologies as I'm coming a bit late to this thread but I installed 1.5.2
> a couple of days ago and it's been working a treat via squeezelite, both
> on my Linux desktop and my piCorePlayer. But last night I was listening
> to 4Extra live streaming on my Boom which is the first t
tallpaul wrote:
> Apologies as I'm coming a bit late to this thread but I installed 1.5.2
> a couple of days ago and it's been working a treat via squeezelite, both
> on my Linux desktop and my piCorePlayer. But last night I was listening
> to 4Extra live streaming on my Boom which is the first t
Apologies as I'm coming a bit late to this thread but I installed 1.5.2
a couple of days ago and it's been working a treat via squeezelite, both
on my Linux desktop and my piCorePlayer. But last night I was listening
to 4Extra live streaming on my Boom which is the first time I've used it
since go
Indeed yes, sorry.
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bpa wrote:
> You are posting on the beta thread so "Man in a Van" is probably using
> the latest Extra 1.9.5 which has a few small changes.
das ist richtig ;)
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whitman wrote:
> Bpa, interesting that man in a van (post 74 above, also in UK) is
> successful with my iPlayerExtras route.
You are posting on the beta thread so "Man in a Van" is probably using
the latest Extra 1.9.5 which has a few small changes.
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Bpa, interesting that man in a van (post 74 above, also in UK) is
successful with my iPlayerExtras route.
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whitman wrote:
> Interesting. I didn't know I could get On Demand through BBCiPlayer.
> I've always used Extras for that.
Last 7 days only. BBciPlayerExtra gets access to all of iPlayer
programs.
> Anyway, I just tried BBCiPlayer as follows: BBCiPlayer>BBC Radio
> 2>Saturday>08:05 Sounds Of
whitman wrote:
> Interesting. I didn't know I could get On Demand through BBCiPlayer.
> I've always used Extras for that.
>
> Anyway, I just tried BBCiPlayer as follows: BBCiPlayer>BBC Radio
> 2>Saturday>08:05 Sounds Of The 60s, and that does play the show. So at
> least I know I can use that su
Interesting. I didn't know I could get On Demand through BBCiPlayer.
I've always used Extras for that.
Anyway, I just tried BBCiPlayer as follows: BBCiPlayer>BBC Radio
2>Saturday>08:05 Sounds Of The 60s, and that does play the show. So at
least I know I can use that successfully.
I was trying (t
whitman wrote:
> Thanks Bpa.
>
> I've fiddled with a few settings for On demand, because there's nothing
> exactly as you suggested.
Probably because I showed 1.5.* - I don't have 1.4.* online.
> This could be a coincidence, but I'm now getting "Playlist Empty" when I
> try to connect to som
whitman wrote:
> ... could someone check to see if they can play Radio 2's Sounds Of The
> 60s for 19th Nov?
Plays fine for me using both my Windows and QNAP installations of LMS.
I'm in the UK.
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Thanks Bpa.
I've fiddled with a few settings for On demand, because there's nothing
exactly as you suggested.
This could be a coincidence, but I'm now getting "Playlist Empty" when I
try to connect to some shows On Demand. To see if it is indeed
coincidence and the Beeb are up to something, be
whitman wrote:
> I've had a further think, Bpa, and for now I'll continue with iPlayer
> 1.4.9 and Extras 1.9.3 (despite the fact I have your "report-short"
> repository in the Additional Repositories slot, Extras hasn't been
> updated to 1.9.5: should it?).[/quota]
>
> Extras has been updated f
I've had a further think, Bpa, and for now I'll continue with iPlayer
1.4.9 and Extras 1.9.3 (despite the fact I have your "report-short"
repository in the Additional Repositories slot, Extras hasn't been
updated to 1.9.5: should it?).
I've changed the settings for Live (actually has to be this w
It doesn't happen on HLS or MP3 streams. I only posted as a note bpa.
The plugin is working fine.
I've never used the "Skip Back 15 minutes" before but it seems to be
working fine.
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ian_heys wrote:
> This isn't causing me a problem but I've worked out that is referencing
> 1st January 1970 and that this is apparently "Unix Time". It is only
> appearing on my Windows connected USB DAC using a WASAPI driver other
> players are fine.
The BBCiPLayer plugin does nothing with dis
ian_heys wrote:
> In the range 410963:12:45. Alternates randomly about every 5 - 15
> seconds.
This isn't causing me a problem but I've worked out that is referencing
1st January 1970 and that this is apparently "Unix Time". It is only
appearing on my Windows connected USB DAC using a WASAPI dr
Listening to BBC Sports, Radio 4 and Radio 2 this morning the web gui
connection time has been alternating between correct reading and an
accumulating reading in the range 410963:12:45.
Alternates randomly about every 5 - 15 seconds. Haven't noticed this
behaviour before but only changed from Win
Thanks Bpa, I'll sort it out at the weekend and report back.
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whitman wrote:
> Currently I have BBC iPlayer v1.4.9, and BBC iPlayer Extras v1.9.3. In
> the Additional Repositories I have
> http://www.herger.net/slim-plugins/repo.xml and
> http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/repo-short.xml
AFAIK The "herger.net" repository is M. Herger perso
bpa wrote:
> Yes. If you don't have many messages in the log about long packet
> response times and your system/LAN isn't stressed by many TCP
> connections per sec needed to stream - then there is no reason but I
> would expect all users to eventually migrate.
>
> However if BBC changes their
PasTim wrote:
> It worked for me, just below 'Listen Live (Non UK).
>
> I'm not sure I'll use this feature very often, but I guess it's nice to
> have. A shame there's no Radio 4 entry.
Whenever I looked Radio 4 tracks are always empty - you can create your
own menu entry with *bbc_radio_fourf
mrmichaelwright wrote:
> the menu.opml file shows it's modified date as today so i guess it's
> downloaded? Also the backup file has changed.
>
> Where would i find the new menu option? perhaps I am just missing it.
>
> I've maxed the buffer fullness and will keep an eye on the log
It worked
Your long packet times coincide with "Unable to get players from SN:
Couldn't resolve IP address for: www.mysqueezebox.com, retrying in 900
seconds" which means you have a general network connection or DNS
problem and the long delay packets (effectively lost) are collateral
damage.
-
understood.
Log is showing long chunk fetch time every couple of minutes but no
re-buffering
>
> [16-11-15 12:44:19.5922] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::DASH::__ANON__ (696)
> status 200 Long chunk fetch time 1359 ms
> [16-11-15 12:47:44.4227] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::DASH::__ANON__ (696)
> status 200 Long c
mrmichaelwright wrote:
> would it be possible to use the musicbrainz ID to link to the spotify
> app or even the artist name?
> Just seems like that's be a great addition
It's possible to link - just not sure what the UI would be useful or
even should look like (i.e. SB3, WebUI, Touch/radio) and
would it be possible to use the musicbrainz ID to link to the spotify
app or even the artist name?
> Description: Song: Dis Generation Artist : A Tribe Called Quest Played
> at: Tue Nov 15 12:09:00 + 2016* Musicbrainz
> :9689aa5a-4471-4fb4-9721-07cecda0fa9f*
Just seems like that's be a grea
got it now
cool feature
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mrmichaelwright wrote:
> actually the date created for both files is 9/11 which is i guess when i
> installed v1.5.2 so perhaps it's downloading the wrong file?
Cut & paste - I put in the wrong URL in the message it is now corrected
to below
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/m
actually the date created for both files is 9/11 which is i guess when i
installed v1.5.2 so perhaps it's downloading the wrong file?
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mrmichaelwright wrote:
> the menu.opml file shows it's modified date as today so i guess it's
> downloaded? Also the backup file has changed.
>
> Where would i find the new menu option? perhaps I am just missing it.
>
> I've maxed the buffer fullness and will keep an eye on the log
It should
the menu.opml file shows it's modified date as today so i guess it's
downloaded? Also the backup file has changed.
Where would i find the new menu option? perhaps I am just missing it.
I've maxed the buffer fullness and will keep an eye on the log
Is the menu file changed ? The initial upload failed but I did'nt
notice so I had to redo it last night. Sourceforge indicate only 2
downloads are from Ireland.
I'd change the buffer fullness to 255 or as high as possible if you can
- the smaller the number the less data in the player and more
Hi BPA
not seeing any change to menus after the above?
In terms of streaming, things are a lot better with 2 min delay and 100
buffer fullness. Both live and listen again suffer occasional
re-buffering but far less than previously.
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While trying to improve sync of metatdata with playing program I found
a BBC feed which provides details of the last 10 tracks played on a
station. This seems to be only actively used on Radio 1, Radio 1Xtra,
Radio 2, Radio 3 and 6Music.
As an experiment to see if it works for everyone and if
castalla wrote:
> Thanks ... it'll probably take me as long to give a reply - tied up with
> cars & hospitals this week!
Some people like expIainations. I wouldn't worry too much about the
meahcnism but small numbers can lead to trouble but experiement and
finds what suits your system and if yo
bpa wrote:
> I would advise a safe 100 as non UK is by default 96K unless you have
> set for lowest which is 48k ?
>
> Any difference between Live and Listen Again ror do both require 20 ?
>
> Sorry was slow answering this post as I wanted to test on a slow Linux
> system so see if there was an
castalla wrote:
> E - what for NON-UK stream rates?
I would advise a safe 100 as non UK is by default 96K unless you have
set for lowest which is 48k ?
Any difference between Live and Listen Again ror do both require 20 ?
Sorry was slow answering this post as I wanted to test on a slow Lin
PasTim wrote:
> Just in case anyone is interested following previous discussions of the
> delay on live streams, Radio 3 live (in the UK) is currently running
> about 40 seconds behind FM on my system with default settings using
> DASH.
I have added under the Listen Live MP3 - the MP3 and AAC (3
Just in case anyone is interested following previous discussions of the
delay on live streams, Radio 3 live (in the UK) is currently running
about 40 seconds behind FM on my system with default settings using
DASH.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 16.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps.
to quote my wife"dont fiddle with the song info, I am so happy it
has stopped rebuffering!" so all I can say is one huge thank you for
your amazing work, ,and if you get a paypal donation going, I am
certainly clicking!
Thanks
davidismynaim wrote:
> quick update:
> still all good, no rebuffering at all!! amazing.
>
> However, 1st world problem I know, but the info about the song playing
> is out of sync with the 3 mins delay. ie, you get the song info for the
> 'live radio' and the actual music is 3 mins behind that,
castalla wrote:
> E - what for NON-UK stream rates?
Just for info, on my UK ubuntu system I get no delays on live or listen
again, set to 'no delay' and 'buffer fullness' 255.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 16.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps.
LMS plugin UPnP/DLNA Bridge to MF
quick update:
still all good, no rebuffering at all!! amazing.
However, 1st world problem I know, but the info about the song playing
is out of sync with the 3 mins delay. ie, you get the song info for the
'live radio' and the actual music is 3 mins behind that, this is on SB3.
On squeezeplay (on
bpa wrote:
> 20 can kill the system. Min advisable 100 for 320kbps streams.
E - what for NON-UK stream rates?
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castalla wrote:
> changed to no delay and 20
20 will kill the system. Min 100.
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bpa wrote:
> Interesting but can't help without more info. There is very little code
> change in 1.5.2. There is an option of starting playing from an earlier
> time but if delay is set to "15 sec delay" and buffer threshold to 255
> it will be the same as 1.4.9 except using HTTP/1.1 code. For
castalla wrote:
> Ugghhh! Now it takes an age for streams to start on my linux system!
Interesting but can't help without more info. There is very little code
change in 1.5.2. There is an option of starting playing from an earlier
time but if delay is set to "15 sec delay" and buffer threshol
Ugghhh! Now it takes an age for streams to start on my linux system!
Touch, Logitech Radio, Logitech UE Radio, O2 Joggler + SqpOS
UPnPBridge - 2 paired Sonos Play1 speakers; Rocki - Sony SRS-BTM8
speaker; Pioneer WX-SMA1 speaker; - PURE One Flow internet radio: PURE
Jongo S3x ; Jongo T2; Lib
I installed latest versions of iPlayer and iPlayer Extras this morning.
All was fine before so didn't change anything from standard and seems to
working fine on first ten minutes.
Windows 10 latest on old Core 2 Duo 2GHz latest 7.9 LMS.
When are you going to get a PayPal button - it's about tim
Thanks.
bpa wrote:
> Yes. If you don't have many messages in the log about long packet
> response times and your system/LAN isn't stressed by many TCP
> connections per sec needed to stream - then there is no reason but I
> would expect all users to eventually migrate.
>
> However if BBC chang
Hi bpa
not at home much at the moment but a brief test with 45 second delay and
buffer set at 100 seems to be very good with my duet in a sync group.
I'll have more time next week to run full tests on my 'benchmark'
problem system.
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PaulinPosset wrote:
> All present and correct.
Odd that cache was so persistent but good to report it as I'm sure
another user will see something similar.
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bpa wrote:
> Can you check the BBCiPlayer files just to see if there are any other
> differences.
> 13/12/2015 15:5112,742 BBCOnAir.pm
> 25/11/2015 14:58 7,860 BBCXMLParser.pm
> 07/11/2016 17:2231,897 DASH.pm
> 23/11/2015 19:3131,389 DashUtils.p
Can you check the BBCiPlayer files just to see if there are any other
differences.
13/12/2015 15:5112,742 BBCOnAir.pm
25/11/2015 14:58 7,860 BBCXMLParser.pm
07/11/2016 17:2231,897 DASH.pm
23/11/2015 19:3131,389 DashUtils.pm
03/11/2016 14:12
Sorted. Uninstalled both plugins, cleared the cache and re-installed.
Additional menu items now there!
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PaulinPosset wrote:
> It's not there either Tim
Odd. It is on mine.
LMS 7.9 on VortexBox Midi box, Xubuntu 16.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
44.1->192kbps.
LMS plugin UPnP/DLNA Bridge to MF M1 CLiC (to A308CR amp & ESLs) &
Marantz CR603 UPnP renderers.
Alternatively Minimserver & Upplay to same & to
bpa wrote:
> You're right - The screenshot is from the "Radio / BBC iPlayer/ Listen
> Live" menu - the alt CDN is under "Radio / BBC iPlayer/ Listen Live -
> alt CDN" - it is not a "alt CDN" sublevel of "Listen Live" but a "Listen
> Live - alt CDN" menu in its own right on the smae level as "Li
PasTim wrote:
> Surely he's looking at the wrong menu level? Isn't it at the level one
> above this?
You're right - The screenshot is from the "Radio / BBC iPlayer/ Listen
Live" menu - the alt CDN is under "Radio / BBC iPlayer/ Listen Live -
alt CDN" - it is not a "alt CDN" sublevel of "Liste
bpa wrote:
> V. Strange. I did a delete and a reinstall and the alt CDN and Live MP3
> menus were present.
>
> Do you have a "Buffer Threshold" setting in BBCiPlayer Settings ?
> Have you setup a custom menu.opml ?
Yes have "Buffer Threshold" setting and haven't setup a custom menu just
using
PasTim wrote:
> It's in the menu level above this - BBC iPlayer (i.e. not 'live').
It's not there either Tim
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bpa wrote:
> V. Strange. I did a delete and a reinstall and the alt CDN and Live MP3
> menus were present.
Surely he's looking at the wrong menu level? Isn't it at the level one
above this?
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PaulinPosset wrote:
> Here's my menu page. I've also checked the menu.opml file and can't see
> any reference to an alternative CDN.
>
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V. Strange. I did a delete and a reinstall and the alt CDN and Live MP3
menus were present.
Do you have a "Buffer Threshold" setting in BBCiPlayer Set
bpa wrote:
> Did you have long delays/gaps/rebuffering with 1.4.9 on live streams ?
Yes - lots of rebuffering. Actually, as a result I'd given up on the
Windows server implementation, and used solely my QNAP/linux
implementation. I'm really pleased to have both as now viable.
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PaulinPosset wrote:
> Here's my menu page. I've also checked the menu.opml file and can't see
> any reference to an alternative CDN.
>
It's in the menu level above this - BBC iPlayer (i.e. not 'live').
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44.1->192kbps.
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