Shellness wrote:
> Can anyone establish how I get back to normal service, please?
Being discussed in the BBCiPlayer thread under 3rd Party Software.
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anotherbob wrote:
> I really appreciate your help :)
> That appears to have fixed it.
> (The default setting was AAC>WMA.)
>
> Do you know if the same fix will be applied to the BBC Radio applet?
> I usually connect by mysqueezebox.com and wouldn't necessarily have my
> PC on all day.
Great! I
anotherbob wrote:
> Maybe I'll just put my SB devices on ebay and try another way.
That would be a shame! To be fair, the problems are across the board
(not just with SB) as the BBC rolls out its new Audio Factory system.
And actually, SB devices are able to cope with the changes better than
most
anotherbob wrote:
> I looked at the thread you referred to, and I installed the latest
> (v1.16) version of the applet.
> However, the problem persists. Is there anything else I have to do to
> benefit from Triode's modification?
Try updating the plugin for LMS (to v 1.2.14) and see whether that
anotherbob wrote:
> I just upgraded to the latest version of get_iplayer and the problem has
> been solved. Is there a clue there for my problems with on-demand on my
> SB devices?
I think so. Have a look at the "3rd Party Software" section and you'll
see that Triode has provided an updated "beta
anotherbob wrote:
> Is this the revenge of the SNP?
Scottish access to Radio 2 Listen Again WMA streams is very important to
the SNP.
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anotherbob wrote:
> I get the error Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a
> network error occurred.
It plays OK for me so the link does work, but unfortunately not for you.
It looks like you're at the receiving end of a phase-out rather than a
switch-off of the BBC's WMA streams
anotherbob wrote:
> The following message appears on the ipayerconverter page just now.
> NB. The BBC feeds are playing up at the moment. If the 'WMA' link
> doesn't work try the 'UK' or 'Intl' links instead, depending on whether
> you are listening from within the UK or not.
The "WMA" and "UK" l
PaulinPosset wrote:
> The Live streams through the applet and also through Triode's iPlayer
> plugin all work. It's just some of the Listen Again streams that don't.
Understood. It would help to know whether the BBC's WMA Listen Again
streams are generally unavailable to you. If you cut and paste
PaulinPosset wrote:
> Some stations (eg BBC Radio Cornwall) will play in wma format on Listen
> Again but the national stations mentioned such as R2 won't. Puzzling!
But where have the R2 Listen Again AAC streams gone? If they were
available (as they are for R4) then it wouldn't matter whether o
anotherbob wrote:
> I can't get on-demand content from R1, R1X, R2, or 6Music. All give me
> the "reset by local host" error. Under "more info" they all show 96k
> WMA. I can get R3, R4 & R4X all of which show 128k AAC. (I tried the BBC
> Asian Service out of interest and I couldn't get that eith
I've never had much success getting my SB devices to play synchronised
sound from mysqueezebox.com. Is it just me? If not, how is UEML going to
handle this?
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