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Instructions to listen to Internet Radio/Stream - hp1975 - 29-11-2017 13:53

This should be simple right?

My setup:

MinimServer on QNAP NAS
RuneAudio on Rpi2 as Renderer
Bubbleupnp as control point

I have a premium account with di.fm and cannot for the life of me figure out how to get Bubbleupnp to recognise the streams they provide.

I have assumed that the streams need to go inside a EXTINF M3U playlist file, is that correct? However, when i open the playlist inside bubbleupnp they are blank there are no entries to play.

Do i need MinimStreamer as well?

I suspect I'm missing something obvious. Grateful for a bit of assistance for a minim noob!

Many Thanks


RE: Instructions to listen to Internet Radio/Stream - Alandbush - 29-11-2017 20:39

(29-11-2017 13:53)hp1975 Wrote:  This should be simple right?

My setup:

MinimServer on QNAP NAS
RuneAudio on Rpi2 as Renderer
Bubbleupnp as control point

I have a premium account with di.fm and cannot for the life of me figure out how to get Bubbleupnp to recognise the streams they provide.

I have assumed that the streams need to go inside a EXTINF M3U playlist file, is that correct? However, when i open the playlist inside bubbleupnp they are blank there are no entries to play.

Do i need MinimStreamer as well?

I suspect I'm missing something obvious. Grateful for a bit of assistance for a minim noob!

Many Thanks

MinimStreamer is the way to go.

Have a look at the User guide.


RE: Instructions to listen to Internet Radio/Stream - Cebolla - 05-12-2017 11:52

(29-11-2017 13:53)hp1975 Wrote:  I suspect I'm missing something obvious.

Yep, I suspect this bit:
(29-11-2017 13:53)hp1975 Wrote:  I have a premium account with di.fm

It's unlikely that a premium service's presumably protected URLs for its streams remain valid, when used outside of their own provided apps. How did you get them in the first place?