bpa;485996 Wrote:
> Both those station (e.g. nostalgie 92.9 ) play OK on an SB3 connected to
> mysqueezebox.com (i.e. they have http streams).
>
> If you are using the SBS Internet Radio (i.e. Radiotime) option to find
> the station URL - then WMA will nearly ALWAYS be shown as mms and so it
> i
Both those station (e.g. nostalgie 92.9 ) play OK on an SB3 connected to
mysqueezebox.com (i.e. they have http streams).
If you are using the SBS Internet Radio (i.e. Radiotime) option to find
the station URL - then WMA will nearly ALWAYS be shown as mms and so it
is not a definitive way to check
bpa;485979 Wrote:
> First, http and mms are not mutually exclusive - often station give a
> mms URL and in fact they support both mms and http. It would best to
> post the URLs of the stations so that they can be checked they are
> exclusively mms.
>
> I would find it very strange that a station
>
> t ! In fact, I am French, and most of French popular radios (that I
> want to listen in another European country) are streamed using mms
> protocol... Some of them have recently switched from http to mms,
>
First, http and mms are not mutually exclusive - often station give a
mms URL and in
bpa;460894 Wrote:
> Yes. Most of the common formats are supported. The most common problem
> type is "mms".
>
> mms is a Microsoft format for WMA. Stations have a choice of
> supporting mms and/or http as the transport protocol. A few have opted
> for just mms and mms is not supported by S
pic;460942 Wrote:
> Do you use SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork ?
>
The test I did was with SC. I was planning on testing with SN as well
but to be quite honest I could't find the "tune in url" function on the
new beta SN site!
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pic;460942 Wrote:
>
> Do you use SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork ?
>
SqueezeCenter because
1. the main radio service I used use RealAudio and Flash/AAC both of
which needed transcoding or SC support.
2. I do not use the additional music services such as Napster, Pandora
etc. as they are not av
radish;460818 Wrote:
> Just tested it on the Radio - works fine.
As I understand better how things work, I have more questions, sorry.
Do you use SqueezeCenter or SqueezeNetwork ?
My question is if your Radio plays this stream by itself (if you use
SN) or
SC is doing some transcodig to "help"
pic;460906 Wrote:
> Very clear, thanks.
>
> btw, are you SB developer ?
No - but I've maintained AlienBBC (RealAudio/RTSP and SMIL playlist)
plugin and added AACplus support before 7.3 so I've worked my way
through a lot of SC code.
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bpa;460904 Wrote:
> ASX, SMIL, M3U, RAM, PLS are all playlist formats - text files which
> have playable URLs.
>
>
> These are read aread and processed by Squeezenetwork or SqueezeCenter.
> After processing - SC/SN will have created a playlist of one or more
> playable URLs - I think SN/SC m
ASX, SMIL, M3U, RAM, PLS are all playlist formats - text files which
have playable URLs.
These are read aread and processed by Squeezenetwork or SqueezeCenter.
After processing - SC/SN will have created a playlist of one or more
playable URLs - I think SN/SC may have to do an initial connecti
bpa;460894 Wrote:
> Yes. Most of the common formats are supported. The most common problem
> type is "mms".
>
> mms is a Microsoft format for WMA. Stations have a choice of
> supporting mms and/or http as the transport protocol. A few have opted
> for just mms and mms is not supported by S
>
> This means that I need to investigate not only which codec is used, but
> also which transport protocol is used by a radio to know if I will be
> able to listen it using SB. Is it right ?
>
Yes. Most of the common formats are supported. The most common
problem type is "mms".
mms is a
bpa;460891 Wrote:
> Internet radio have transport protocols used to transfer the audio
> stream across the internet. The list implies support of the transport
> protocols.
>
> For example - there are a few services which send Flac or WAV audio
> streams but since the transport protocol is not s
Internet radio have transport protocols used to transfer the audio
stream across the internet. The list implies support of the transport
protocols.
For example - there are a few services which send Flac or WAV audio
streams but since the transport protocol is not supported or is non
standard - F
radish;460818 Wrote:
> Just tested it on the Radio - works fine.
OK.
Many thanks,
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bpa;460803 Wrote:
> That is a SoftSqueeze only problem as Softsqueeze can only play MP3 and
> Flac natively. If you are using a non Windows based SC - install
> mplayer and AlienBBC plugin and it will do WMA transcoding for
> SOftsqueeze.
Yes, it runs on Ubuntu, I will do what you suggest.
Th
andyg;460743 Wrote:
> Native codec support includes MP3, Vorbis, AAC, WMA, FLAC, PCM
> (WAV/AIFF)
I am very happy to hear this.
I only do not understand very well what stated in Technical
Specifications web page:
Audio formats
* MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, Apple Lossless
Intern
pic;460740 Wrote:
>
> I am playing with SOFTSQUEEZE 3.8 on my PC and it is not able to
> receive this radio: http://www.radiomontecarlo.net/Radio/asx/rmcfm.asx ,
> VLC says it is WMA2. Is it a SOFTSQUEEZE only problem ? Can anyone try
> to listen it using Boom ?
>
Just tested it on the Radio -
>
> I am playing with SOFTSQUEEZE 3.8 on my PC and it is not able to
> receive this radio: http://www.radiomontecarlo.net/Radio/asx/rmcfm.asx ,
> VLC says it is WMA2. Is it a SOFTSQUEEZE only problem ? Can anyone try
> to listen it using Boom
>
That is a SoftSqueeze only problem as Softsqueeze
That works fine on the Boom.
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I am very interested in this radio, particularly I would like to use it
as a stand alone radio (no PC connection).
Can anyone confirm me that the only format supported internally by the
radio are MP3, Ogg Vorbis, AAC and WMA (no FLAC for example) ?
I am playing with SOFTSQUEEZE 3.8 on my PC and
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