PasTim wrote:
> There we no messages duing this period. There was one a little
> earlier:
>
> [19-07-26 21:23:21.1647] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::BBCOnAir::__ANON__ (213)
> error fetching RadioPlayer BBC data while playing so try fetching
> again
>
> By the way, I suspect the 3-hour issue is
PasTim wrote:
> There we no messages duing this period. There was one a little
> earlier:
>
> [19-07-26 21:23:21.1647] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::BBCOnAir::__ANON__ (213)
> error fetching RadioPlayer BBC data while playing so try fetching
> again
>
> By the way, I suspect the 3-hour issue is
slartibartfast wrote:
> Is BBC skipback limited to 6 hours? Test Match Special the other day was
> 8 hours 45 minutes. I can't remember if I actually listened to the start
> but I assume it skipped back to the start which would have been 7 hours
> at the time .
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using
bpa wrote:
> Just to confirm - there are no BBCiPlayer messages in the log file
> during these tests.
There we no messages duing this period. There was one a little
earlier:
[19-07-26 21:23:21.1647] Plugins::BBCiPlayer::BBCOnAir::__ANON__ (213)
error fetching RadioPlayer BBC data while
bpa wrote:
> Skipping back beyond 3 hours and the stream being able to still play is
> the root cause of this bug.
>
> The code had expected a stream older than 3 hours to stop playing
> because request to play packets beyond 3 hour window used to fail and so
> player would then revert to a
PasTim wrote:
> I listened to part of the BBC Proms on Radio 3 last night - 19:30 to
> 22:00. At 21:37 I took a snapshot. I then skipped back to the start.
> The Title of the playing piece did not change - see 2nd snapshot at
> 21:39. I took another snapshot at 21:44, and the piece title was
I listened to part of the BBC Proms on Radio 3 last night - 19:30 to
22:00. At 21:37 I took a snapshot. I then skipped back to the start.
The Title of the playing piece did not change - see 2nd snapshot at
21:39. I took another snapshot at 21:44, and the piece title was the
live one, not the
Skipping back beyond 3 hours and the stream being able to still play is
the root cause of this bug.
The code had expected a stream older than 3 hours to stop playing
because request to play packets beyond 3 hour window used to fail and so
player would then revert to a live stream. With the
slartibartfast wrote:
> This only happens for me when skipped back more than 3 hours which I
> think is what you expect because of the 3 hour skip back limit in the
> plugin. So the mystery is still why PasTim sees this when skipped back
> less than 3 hours.
It gives me a clue - I may have to
bpa wrote:
> The data being displayed is partially what the BBC says is being
> broadcast (see
> https://polling.bbc.co.uk/radio/nhppolling/bbc_radio_five_live_sports_extra?callback=realtimeCallback
> ) - scroll down to see what is in red.
> Perhaps the description field has not been updated
slartibartfast wrote:
> After the live TMS ended I get a strange hybrid metadata which has the
> title of the live programme "Yorkshire Vikings v Lancashire Lightning"
> with the station logo and the description of Test Match Special
> "Highlights of yesterday's action followed by live ball by
slartibartfast wrote:
> I find if you pause the delayed stream then restarting goes straight to
> live playback and metadata. I am waiting for TMS to end to see what
> happens with that.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using TapatalkAfter the live TMS ended I get a strange
> hybrid metadata which
bpa wrote:
> I tried the R6 program and the R3 concert - although I skipped back at
> 178 and 179 minutes - buffering etc said that estimated delay in title
> was only 174 and 176 minutes (it is an estimated)
> In both cases - even after 15 minutes program still played the skipped
> back
bpa wrote:
> I tried the R6 program and the R3 concert - although I skipped back at
> 178 and 179 minutes - buffering etc said that estimated delay in title
> was only 174 and 176 minutes (it is an estimated)
> In both cases - even after 15 minutes program still played the skipped
> back
I tried the R6 program and the R3 concert - although I skipped back at
178 and 179 minutes - buffering etc said that estimated delay in title
was only 174 and 176 minutes (it is an estimated)
In both cases - even after 15 minutes program still played the skipped
back program and the metadata
bpa wrote:
> Thanks - the issue is that I have to be beside my PC at the end time of
> the concert and be free to test. The R3 concert will be a fall back -
> there is a R6 show from 13:00-16:00 which will be my next attempt as
> long as a scheduled call doesn't overrun.I tried the Afternoon
slartibartfast wrote:
> There is a 3 hour Afternoon concert on Radio 3 at 2pm.
Thanks - the issue is that I have to be beside my PC at the end time of
the concert and be free to test. The R3 concert will be a fall back -
there is a R6 show from 13:00-16:00 which will be my next attempt as
long
bpa wrote:
> I tested with R3 Essential classic and at 11:57 and I did a "skip back
> to start" - I had no problems and "Essential Classics" program data
> with "Radio 3 delay : 176 mins" title continued to be displayed. It was
> OK for a few minutes after midday.
>
> Not sure what else to
bpa wrote:
>
> @PasTim - is the "seconds to delay start live stream" set at a non zero
> value ?
No, it's 'no delay'.
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I tested with R3 Essential classic and at 11:57 and I did a "skip back
to start" - I had no problems and "Essential Classics" program data
with "Radio 3 delay : 176 mins" title continued to be displayed. It was
OK for a few minutes after midday.
Not sure what else to do - either it is a bug
PasTim wrote:
> Just to be clear, I skipped back shortly before 12:00, but took the
> screen print at around 12:25.
OK but the lack of a "delay" message as part of title - seems to
indicate some part of that code is part of the issue.
bpa wrote:
> Yes - I hard coded a 3 hour guard rail to reset the stream to "live" in
> case of very long pauses - which is what a skip back looks like.
>
> Need to update this to be in line with stream characteristics.
>
> I'm guessing this is the problem with skip back of Essential Classics
bpa wrote:
> I was about to write that BBC on DASH only support 3hours skip back
> (which was the case last year) and BBC gave indication that it might be
> shortened.
>
> However, just in case 5 Live was doing something special for sports
> (e.g. Test match against Ireland is special ) I just
Yes - I hard coded a 3 hour guard rail to reset the stream to "live" in
case of very long pauses - which is what a skip back looks like.
Need to update this to be in line with stream characteristics.
I'm guessing this is the problem with skip back of Essential Classics @
12:15pm for a program
slartibartfast wrote:
> Just tried Test Match Special on 5 Sports Extra and skipped back to the
> start around 6 hours ago. There is no indication anywhere that playback
> has a delay.
I was about to write that BBC on DASH only support 3hours skip back
(which was the case last year) and BBC
slartibartfast wrote:
> Just tried Test Match Special on 5 Sports Extra and skipped back to the
> start around 6 hours ago. There is no indication anywhere that playback
> has a delay.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using TapatalkAlso no option to cancel skip back so
> plugin definitely thinks it
bpa wrote:
> Using WebUI.
> Just listened to Money box - with 13 mins delay using "skip back to
> start". It showed Money box image and program data. Now next program
> has started "Inside Health " and correct image and metada t has been
> shown.,
>
> Also Program Title has "BBC Radio 4: 13
bpa wrote:
> Using WebUI.
> Just listened to Money box - with 13 mins delay using "skip back to
> start". It showed Money box image and program data. Now next program
> has started "Inside Health " and correct image and metada t has been
> shown.,
>
> Also Program Title has "BBC Radio 4: 13
Using WebUI.
Just listened to Money box - with 13 mins delay using "skip back to
start". It showed Money box image and program data. Now next program
has started "Inside Health " and correct image and metada t has been
shown.,
Also Program Title has "BBC Radio 4: 13 mins delay".
AFAICT
slartibartfast wrote:
> Another try with the Radio 3 lunchtime concert skipped back to the
> start. The correct metadata is still shown after 45 minutes which is
> around 43 minutes into the next live programme.[image:
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> I was using material on Android if it makes a difference. I think the
> displayed info would be the same though. The Touch was displaying
> correct info. I will try it again.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using TapatalkAnother try with the Radio 3 lunchtime
> concert
PasTim wrote:
> Are you using some sort of mobile app, not Web UI?I was using material on
> Android if it makes a difference. I think the
displayed info would be the same though. The Touch was displaying
correct info. I will try it again.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
slartibartfast wrote:
> I skipped back to the start and didn't see the issue. The correct
> metadata was shown throughout the programme.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Are you using some sort of mobile app, not Web UI?
LMS 7.9.2 on PC, Xubuntu 18.04, FLACs 16->24 bit,
bpa wrote:
> I haven't looked into the code yet but I think this problem is tied to
> "skip back to start of program" rather than skip back x mins.I skipped back
> to the start and didn't see the issue. The correct
metadata was shown throughout the programme.
Sent from my SM-G900F using
PasTim wrote:
> It's consistent. I went back to the start of Essential Classics shortly
> before it ended at 12, and at 12:25 it's showing this - Composer of the
> week title, and initial track information, but Essential Classics
> programme description. 27750
I haven't looked into the code
slartibartfast wrote:
> Does this (minor) issue always occur for you? I only tried once and
> didn't see it.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
It's consistent. I went back to the start of Essential Classics shortly
before it ended at 12, and at 12:25 it's showing this - Composer of the
PasTim wrote:
> A (very minor) puzzle. I should have kept quiet. Sorry!Does this (minor)
> issue always occur for you? I only tried once and
didn't see it.
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
slartibartfast's
A (very minor) puzzle.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I just tried on Radio 4 Extra as it was the only programme close to the
> end. Skipped back to the start and correct info is still showing 10
> minutes after the next programme started.[image:
>
Man in a van wrote:
> Being a bit curious, and waiting for leTour, I thought i would try this
> out
>
> Started Essential Classics and then skipped back to the start
>
>
> 27742
>
>
> The text has remained the same (Composer of the week is now playing
> live, it began at noon).
>
>
>
PasTim wrote:
> Something trivial, possibly reported before, but just in case people
> worry about such things ...
>
> If you skip back a live program to the start (the proms in this case),
> the live icon and 1st line of text move with the real time, not
> skip-back.
Being a bit curious,
bpa wrote:
> There are a few small bugs and when there are enough fixed - I'll
> rollout an update if there are no BBC issues that necessitates an
> update.
:)
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PasTim wrote:
> "Show onAir Text" is enabled
> "Always display station icon" is disabled
> I'm using the web UI.
> The program picture was indeed just 'Radio 3' (not the Proms icon).
>
> It's not a problem, just a comment.
There are a few small bugs and when there are enough fixed - I'll
bpa wrote:
> The realtime program info from the data feed is only available in real
> time (i.e what is on now) - The plugin cannot ask for the data at a
> particular time. A separate feed may (it is not reliable) have "recent
> tracks". I can't remember the details on what the plugin tries
PasTim wrote:
> Something trivial, possibly reported before, but just in case people
> worry about such things ...
>
> If you skip back a live program to the start (the proms in this case),
> the live icon and 1st line of text move with the real time, not
> skip-back. So I'm listening to
Something trivial, possibly reported before, but just in case people
worry about such things ...
If you skip back a live program to the start (the proms in this case),
the live icon and 1st line of text move with the real time, not
skip-back. So I'm listening to the proms at 22:20, but about
bpa wrote:
> BBCiPlayer has always had the setting but recently I discovered the
> "obeying" of the setting is not reliable and can vary with changes to
> LMS installation.
>
> With BBCiPlayerExtra 3.something - I made BBCiPlayerExtra follow
> BBCiPlayer into Radio / My Apps as per the
diddy wrote:
> hi, has anyone else noticed that the bbc iplayer/extras has moved from
> radio to my apps?
> regards,
BBCiPlayer has always had the setting but recently I discovered the
"obeying" of the setting is not reliable and can vary with changes to
LMS installation.
With BBCiPlayerExtra
diddy wrote:
> hi, has anyone else noticed that the bbc iplayer/extras has moved from
> radio to my apps?
> regards,
Look at the BBC iplayer settings. There's a tick box at the top for My
Apps or Radio.
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hi, has anyone else noticed that the bbc iplayer/extras has moved from
radio to my apps?
regards,
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Owen Smith wrote:
> I wondered why I couldn't see the new iPlayerExtras stuff. But I thought
> I'd done something wrong.
I thought it was strange than only 100 downloads shortly after 3.02 was
released. Now with main repo updated nearly 1,000 downloads in a few
days.
bpa wrote:
> Because of problems with sourceforge.net (e.g. timeouts on accessing
> repo URL) I have been duplicating the repo URLon github.io - but in
> this case I forget to update the sourceforge repo. Now fixed - I hope.
>
> You should should see 3.2 update availability soon - either
bpa wrote:
> There is no "better" - just an alternative if you have had problems.
>
> The repo URL is as below. Only really necessary if you find many
> "Timeout" in your log file relating to this repo - often noticed by long
> delays when booting/restarting LMS
>
>
whitman wrote:
> OK, thanks, all fixed now.
>
> For future updates, would I be better switching to a github repo, if the
> sourceforge is dodgy? If yes, could you tell me what it is, please.
There is no "better" - just an alternative if you have had problems.
The repo URL is as below. Only
OK, thanks, all fixed now.
For future updates, would I be better switching to a github repo, if the
sourceforge is dodgy? If yes, could you tell me what it is, please.
bpa wrote:
> Oops.
>
> Because of problems with sourceforge.net (e.g. timeouts on accessing
> repo URL) I have been
bpa wrote:
> BBCiPlayerEXtra gives access to 30 day programming
>
> BBCiPlayerExtra may give access to program if you known the name or it
> is a series/brand.
>
> Also you can skip back up to 3 hrs on a live station if played in DASH -
> no metadata though.
>
All are top tips. Thanks very
whitman wrote:
> Bpa, I don't get 3.2.0 offered as an update in the web ui. Mac OS
> 10.14.5, LMS 7.9.1, BBC iPlayer 1.6.7, BBC iPlayer Extras 3.1.0, repo
> http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml.
> Anything not right?
Oops.
Because of problems with
Bpa, I don't get 3.2.0 offered as an update in the web ui. Mac OS
10.14.5, LMS 7.9.1, BBC iPlayer 1.6.7, BBC iPlayer Extras 3.1.0, repo
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml.
Anything not right?
bpa wrote:
> I have restores the "genres" and "A-Z" menu using
I think LMS caching is making the BBCiPlayer "Listen again" look a bit
slow to update although I do know it is not a "realtime" feed.
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ModelCitizen wrote:
> Thanks bpa. That did it.
>
> On thing though... the feed seems very slow to update. For instance, the
> last thing I can access on BBC Radio 4 through the iPlayer plugin is
> Tweet of the day at 5.58am. Whereas the iPlayer app on my phone gives me
> items right up to the
Thanks bpa. That did it.
On thing though... the feed seems very slow to update. For instance, the
last thing I can access on BBC Radio 4 through the iPlayer plugin is
Tweet of the day at 5.58am. Whereas the iPlayer app on my phone gives me
items right up to the last show. This was the same with
ModelCitizen wrote:
> Thanks Kidstypike.
> The BBC iPlayer plugin page says I am using vs 1.6. BPA plugin
> repository is currently set to
> http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/V154testrelease-repo.xml
> Are you suggesting I replace this with
>
Thanks Kidstypike.
The BBC iPlayer plugin page says I am using vs 1.6. BPA plugin
repository is currently set to
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/bpaplugins/V154testrelease-repo.xml
Are you suggesting I replace this with
http://bpa-code.github.io/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml or that I
Try the BBC URL that is in the logs from a regular browser on the same
LAN.
It should bring back data (does for me).
If you get a 404 error or a "not found" message from BBC then you have a
way to reproduce the issue locally and the next steps will be to try to
work out why it is happening.
ModelCitizen wrote:
> Thanks MiaV but it made no difference. I tried with firewall turned off
> too... still got 'Failed to Parse' when selecting any channel for
> 'Listen Again'.
Working fine on my Boom.
What version of BBC iPlayer are you using? Current is v1.6.7
Thanks MiaV but it made no difference. I tried with firewall turned off
too... still got 'Failed to Parse' when selecting any channel for
'Listen Again'.
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known
Last.fm/user/ModelCitizen
@ModelCitizen
Maybe change the "On Demand Preferences" to the same order as "Live
Stream" and restart LMS
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Hello.
BBC iPlayer has failed to work for some time now, displaying 'Failed to
Parse' whenever I click on any BBC channel for Listen Again on my Boom
(live streams are OK).
This is the error in the log and I've attached a screen shot of my
settings. It's version 1.6.
Any help very much
PasTim wrote:
> Running Logitech Media Server (Version: 7.9.2 - 1561089896 @ Fri Jun 21
> 06:16:38 CEST 2019) on xubuntu 18.04 - iplayer 1.6.7 - it shows OK
> there.
I think I found the bug and why it is was erratic. It's not new or due
to any recent changes in s/w just that it started
bpa wrote:
> I've been doing some debugging and it is beginning to look like a LMS
> issue (win vs Linux or timing or SN or ?) although I can't be sure as I
> am looking in unfamiliar parts of LMS.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Just tried this on Windows 10 (1903) and also don't see "Show in my
> apps" Looked in my apps and it was completely empty, only app gallery
> was present and clicking on app gallery just gave me an empty box. No
> idea what is wrong there. My apps is populated in
bpa wrote:
> Just noticed that the "Show in my Apps " setting of BBCiPlayer does not
> appear on both my Win7 and Win10 LMS.
>
> I want to find out is this a general problem with BBCiPlayer or is it
> just on my system.
>
> If you have a Windows installation - do you see the "Show in my Apps"
mavit wrote:
> No, simply adding a programme to the end of the playlist is sufficient
> to trigger the log message. Perhaps I have a plugin which is triggering
> this, although it's not obvious to me what plugin that might be.
I've reproduced the issue - as you said - just adding programme to
bpa wrote:
> So you have multiple programmes in a playlist and you are using the
> context menu of a item in the playlist to look at the details of a
> programme that is not playing ? If so it is something I have never
> tried and I think some of the usual metadata may not be available until
>
Man in a van wrote:
> I have just checked my "reserve" LMS on Windows 10 Pro Desktop and it is
> showing there.
>
> I have noticed though, that when I do a new install of LMS (Raspbian,
> pCP or Windows) the checkbox is often missing at first.
>
> It normally appears at sometime though, I
bpa wrote:
> Just noticed that the "Show in my Apps " setting of BBCiPlayer does not
> appear on both my Win7 and Win10 LMS.
>
> I want to find out is this a general problem with BBCiPlayer or is it
> just on my system.
>
> If you have a Windows installation - do you see the "Show in my Apps"
Man in a van wrote:
> I have just checked my "reserve" LMS on Windows 10 Pro Desktop and it is
> showing there.
>
> I have noticed though, that when I do a new install of LMS (Raspbian,
> pCP or Windows) the checkbox is often missing at first.
>
> It normally appears at sometime though, I
bpa wrote:
> Just noticed that the "Show in my Apps " setting of BBCiPlayer does not
> appear on both my Win7 and Win10 LMS.
>
> I want to find out is this a general problem with BBCiPlayer or is it
> just on my system.
>
> If you have a Windows installation - do you see the "Show in my Apps"
Just noticed that the "Show in my Apps " setting of BBCiPlayer does not
appear on both my Win7 and Win10 LMS.
I want to find out is this a general problem with BBCiPlayer or is it
just on my system.
If you have a Windows installation - do you see the "Show in my Apps" at
the top of the
mavit wrote:
> its probably easier to just start to switch everything to HTTPS.
Maybe, maybe not. This would be my caveat: Don't break the existing
installed user base.
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mavit wrote:
> I just noticed that this message is displayed only for programmes which
> are in the queue but are not currently playing
So you have multiple programmes in a playlist and you are using the
context menu of a item in the playlist to look at the details of a
programme that is not
bpa wrote:
> Weird - I've just tried a few live and listen again and no message.
I just noticed that this message is displayed only for programmes which
are in the queue but are not currently playing.
bpa wrote:
>
> Looking at the code - it's kind of odd that there is no "title" field
>
mavit wrote:
> Every listen again programme that I have tried.
Weird - I've just tried a few live and listen again and no message.
Looking at the code - it's kind of odd that there is no "title" field
just "artist" in the metadata so looks like it is a "last resort" when
all else has failed.
bpa wrote:
> What station/program does this occur on ?
Every listen again programme that I have tried.
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mavit wrote:
> I notice that the iPlayer plugin regularly logs errors when fetching
> metadata which don't actually look like errors to me. There's a patch
> at
> https://gitlab.com/mavit/BBCiPlayer/commit/1e043b8d6342e6c6d0a329b6a88ff657784393b6
> to cause these messages only to be emitted
I notice that the iPlayer plugin regularly logs errors when fetching
metadata which don't actually look like errors to me. There's a patch
at
https://gitlab.com/mavit/BBCiPlayer/commit/1e043b8d6342e6c6d0a329b6a88ff657784393b6
to cause these messages only to be emitted at higher log levels.
mrw wrote:
> I can't help but think that, in the context of LMS, requiring "https
> security" is somewhat overkill, "secure" is a decidedly relative
> concept.
Thats hopefully true for most people most of the time, but these things
are never quite as simple as they appear. For example, sadly,
Raymond Woodward wrote:
> Seems OK here so far, many thanks for the hard work.
It's a niche feature but for some programmes and the "archives" it is
the only way to find them.
Word of warning - as it uses screen scraping - a small mod to the web
page may break the menus.
Seems OK here so far, many thanks for the hard work.
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I have restores the "genres" and "A-Z" menu using screen-scraping from
the BBC programmes web page ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes ) - this
means menus can take a while to generate.
The Genres menu used to be "Latest" but programmes on genres web pages
seems to be out of date or not
bpa wrote:
> AFAIK all BBC URL now redirect to https so the proposed changes will
> have no functional change to active users of 1.6.7 and LMS 7.9.2 and
> later. So for the moment I'll be conservative and change slowly probably
> when the next BBC hiccough occurs.
FWIW the availability
"The "don't use DASH" is historical - it must be clear (i.e. unchecked )
as programs available through Extra are now mainly DASH with a few
podcast MP3 (a few years ago when setting was created they were mainly
FlashAAC) .
This also means the BBCiPlayer settings "Live stream preferernce " and
Adrian D wrote:
> Iplayer Extra not playing?
>
> Ive just updated my picoreplayer server (to version 5.0) and
> installed BBC iPlay (v. 1.6.7) and iPlayer Extra (v3.1.0). im
> running LMS 7.9.2 on a Rasberry Pi 2B (with a HifiBerry digi+).
>
> Iplayer is working perfectly for both live
Adrian D wrote:
> Iplayer Extra not playing?
>
> Ive just updated my picoreplayer server (to version 5.0) and
> installed BBC iPlay (v. 1.6.7) and iPlayer Extra (v3.1.0). im
> running LMS 7.9.2 on a Rasberry Pi 2B (with a HifiBerry digi+).
>
> Iplayer is working perfectly for both live
Iplayer Extra not playing?
Ive just updated my picoreplayer server (to version 5.0) and installed
BBC iPlay (v. 1.6.7) and iPlayer Extra (v3.1.0). im running LMS 7.9.2
on a Rasberry Pi 2B (with a HifiBerry digi+).
Iplayer is working perfectly for both live streams and catch-up
listening, but
d6jg wrote:
> I was aware of that bpa.
> HTML character encoding is something that often catches out the unaware
> but in this case I tricked myself
The explanation was aimed at general readership to explain that anything
after a "" and before the next "&" in a Favorite or Tune-in will be
d6jg wrote:
> If you play this as posted by Mavit you get 320kbps AAC HLS
>
>
bpa wrote:
> Tech answer.
> "" is HTML encoding for "&". OPML menu needs HTML encoded URLs.
> When OPML handles passes URL to plugin it will have changed HTML
> encoding to normal but if HTML encoding is used in URL in Favorite or
> Tune-in it will not be changed and passed as is to plugin.
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have a feeling HLS was always reported as 339kbps and seems to my
> untrained eye to be in the HLS header posted by bpa a few posts back
I am pretty sure too. My recollection was that DASH always had
unbelievably nice even round numbers (e.g. 48000, 96000, 128000,
Man in a van wrote:
> So is the 339kbps a "false positive"?
Not quite. It is what the BBC says. A "false positive" would imply a
calculation was performed based on the stream data.
As a test, the non-UK stream says
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