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Radio problems - mrcrucnhy - 21-01-2018 18:10
Hello!!
I have a strange problem with the radio. I have minimstreamer installed and can play the higher resolution bbc channels no problem, but I cannot for the life of me get a 320kbps radio paradise stream working with bubble upnp. I'm using mpd on debian with upmpdcli on a headless PC Engines APU board. I can use bubbleds next radio channels but I would like to figure out what I'm doing wrong as it would be good to add more and the radio paradise is a lower resolution.
I'm not transcoding anything as i think if it can play the bbc stations it should play the others and I know that mpd can decode aac with ffmpeg? I split the playlist into 2 under my main music directory to make it easier to change just the radio paradise and it makes no difference if they are all in one file. I've included a trace log of the stream being opened and the m3u of my streams as attachments.
Thanks.
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[attachment=1488]
16:57:04.993 Thread-21: Monitor response: SaveProperty
16:57:04.993 Thread-21: ErrorMsg=
16:57:09.775 Thread-23: ContentDirectory action: Browse 0$folders$f5185$*p987
16:57:09.775 Thread-23: version=1, adapter=192.168.1.5, uriPrefix=http://192.168.1.5:9791/bf43a957-e486-4e15-9cfe-1f6c421eeedd/Upnp/resource/, clientEndpoint=192.168.1.12:53797
16:57:09.775 Thread-23: BrowseFlag=BrowseDirectChildren StartingIndex=0 RequestedCount=16 Filter=* SortCriteria=
16:57:09.775 Thread-23: using resource URI prefix http://192.168.1.5:9790/
16:57:09.775 Thread-23: adding container to cache: 0$folders$f5185$*p987
16:57:09.776 Thread-23: browsing children of container com.minimserver.Server$PlaylistContainer@231140d7
16:57:09.776 Thread-23: ContentDirectory response: Browse 0$folders$f5185$*p987
16:57:09.776 Thread-23: NumberReturned=1 TotalMatches=1 UpdateID=36
16:57:09.776 Thread-23: Result=<DIDL-Lite xmlns="urn:schemas-upnp-org:metadata-1-0/DIDL-Lite/" xmlns
c="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:upnp="urn:schemas-upnp-org:metadata-1-0/upnp/" xmlns:dlna="urn:schemas-dlna-org:metadata-1-0/"><item id="0$folders$f5185$*p987$*c12" parentID="0$folders$f5185$*p987" restricted="1"><dc:title>aac-320</dc:title><res protocolInfo="http-get:*:*:*">http://stream-uk1.radioparadise.com/aac-320</res><upnp:class>object.item.audioItem.audioBroadcast</upnp:class></item></DIDL-Lite>
RE: Radio problems - simoncn - 21-01-2018 22:51
Your Radio Paradise playlist is missing #EXTM3U at the start. This will point the renderer directly at the stream instead of having the stream routed via MinimStreamer, which might cause issues with some renderers.
RE: Radio problems - mrcrucnhy - 22-01-2018 14:13
Thanks for the reply. Still doesn't work. Bubbleupnp refuses to add it to the playlist but will add the bbc channels happily. I checked the capabilities of the mpd through bubbleupnp and it says aac is included in the formats it can decode.
Edit: I'm sure it's something really simple that I'm not doing but cannot figure it out!
RE: Radio problems - simoncn - 22-01-2018 14:22
Did you do a Rescan after updating the .m3u file?
RE: Radio problems - mrcrucnhy - 22-01-2018 19:29
yes, full rescan. Even shutdown and restarted the server to be sure, i made sure that autoscan on start is enabled through minimwatch.. Are there any other logs I can provide? By the way minimserver is running on a hp microserver with a very minimal debian. Could there be something I need to install on the server?
RE: Radio problems - simoncn - 22-01-2018 20:35
In your BBC Radio.m3u file, you have added aac as the stream type. You should do the same in your Radio Paradise.m3u file, then rescan. The file should contain the following:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:-1,[RPA;aac] Radio Paradise 320
http://stream-uk1.radioparadise.com/aac-320
RE: Radio problems - mrcrucnhy - 22-01-2018 22:20
You are a star!! That fixed it, radio paradise in all its glory! A case of rtfm... :-)