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RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - malkit - 25-01-2025 10:03
(25-01-2025 09:50)MarmiteSandwich Wrote: Yes.Thanks, do you have a link please?
The lstn.lv URLs seem to be more reliable to me.
Marmite
RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - MarmiteSandwich - 25-01-2025 10:07
(25-01-2025 10:03)malkit Wrote:See above.(27-10-2023 15:58)ceejayemm Wrote: HiThanks, do you have a link please?
If it helps the BBC streams at:
https://gist.github.com/bpsib/67089b959e4fa898af69fea59ad74bc3
still seem to be working for me.
Chris
RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - tommyrot - 25-01-2025 21:32
(27-10-2023 15:58)ceejayemm Wrote: HiThanks for the above links. How can one find out what bitrate these streams are, please?
If it helps the BBC streams at:
https://gist.github.com/bpsib/67089b959e4fa898af69fea59ad74bc3
still seem to be working for me.
Chris
RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - simoncn - 25-01-2025 22:20
When replying to a post, please try to avoid quoting large blocks of text from previous posts. This makes the forum very hard to read. This usually happens because you click the Reply button, which populates your reply with a quote of the entire previous message. This message might itself have quoted the message before it, leading to many levels of nested quoted posts that provides no useful information.
This simplest way to avoid doing this is to use the larger New Reply button when replying to a post instead of using the smaller Reply button. It's also good to use the Preview Post button to preview what you are about to post before you use the Post Reply button to post it.
There are occasions when you need to quote some text from a previous post to provide a context for what you are saying in your reply (for example, the quoting of post #84 in post #119). In these cases, use the Reply button and edit down the quoted text as appropriate.
I have pruned or removed redundant quoted text from the last few posts to this thread.
RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - MarmiteSandwich - 26-01-2025 08:30
Quote:https://gist.github.com/bpsib/67089b959e4fa898af69fea59ad74bcThe GitHub posts referenced in the above link give details about how to specify the bitrate required.
Thanks for the above links. How can one find out what bitrate these streams are, please?
Marmite
RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - tommyrot - 26-01-2025 10:56
[quote='MarmiteSandwich' pid='51744' dateline='1737876607']
Quote:The GitHub posts referenced in the above link give details about how to specify the bitrate required.
Marmite
Much better. Thanks.
RE: Restriction of BBC Radio HLS/DASH to authorised third parties - nickc - 27-01-2025 17:54
Until this morning I was successfully using previous Github listed URLs, eg:
http://as-hls-ww-live.akamaized.net/pool_904/live/ww/bbc_radio_three/bbc_radio_three.isml/bbc_radio_three-audio%3d320000.norewind.m3u8
Finding that's stopped working, like others I've found the BBC-Radio-lstn-HLS-.m3u streams (link in others' earlier posts) do work. Furthermore, as an overseas listener I discovered to my delight that changing the bitrate to .....=320000 they continue to work (with no need of a vpn). I checked that the bitrate is genuinely increased by playing them in VLC and observing the statistics.