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Mario Salzer posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
The channel was broken already a few weeks ago. Did a preliminary fix, but it might not have been picked up. See Config → Add → Refresh for a "1.6.1" version of the plugin. That's still working for me. At least pulling some results. If the categories mismatch, I'm not sure that can be fixed though. (Probably some fuzzy matching/output on IRs part then.) Still haven't done a full investigation on their website changes. There were some minor changes on their part, but the ST plugin isn't overly robust...
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Thanks. Noted. It's just a Python2 syntax remnant.
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Sorry, not sure about this error. You might have to try a different placeholder if %srv fails. Perhaps just %u or %url or %m3u. If it still fails, perhaps even uncomment thereturn "%r" % ins (in the mentioned actiony.py line 200-210) and move it after the else: (indented). Could also be a faulty station entry.
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If there's no error message, or the terminal window vanishes too quickly, then the command might lack quotes. (Seeing the config screenshot). Make sure there are quotes for the whole -e or -x parameter/command: xterm -e "streamtipper -u .. -d ... %srv" # ↑ ↑ Else try a wrapper script to see any error messages: https://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/doc/tip/help/html/recording.html (Often it's just a wonky streaming server.)
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That's pretty neat. Thanks for sharing! Just added a link in the manual to the repository: https://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/doc/tip/help/html/recording.html Looks incredibly useful for the better UI and error messages alone (plain xterm/streamripper is a usability issue by itself). Even moreso when it can automatically correct some new peculiarities of shoutcast.
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If on Debian/Ubuntu, you could try this new test package: http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/streamtuner2-2.2.2-rc4.deb (Planning a full release by next week.)
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The current version still seems to be working. But the RBI servers appear to be quite slow at the moment. Thus the request might even time out. Try Settings > Options > "Limit stream number" to 50 or so, for testing. OTOH, there had been a change a while back, so if you're still running an older plugin (v0.4), then perhaps overwrite the according script: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/artifact/4c365e0c9062ea3239c3d3c8eed0e6cd1d7bf97e
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The current version still seems to be working. But the RBI servers appear to be quite slow at the moment. Thus the request might even time out. Try Settings > Options > "Limit stream number" to 50 or so, for testing.
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The current version still seems to be working. But the RBI servers appear to quite slow at the moment. Thus the request might even time out. Try Settings > Options > "Limit stream number" to 50 or so, for testing.
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Hi, Thanks for the note! And that's indeed a likely problem for everyone now. The transition from Python2 to Python3 in Debian/Ubuntu/Mint isn't without hiccups. I've tried to craft a package with dual dependencies in the meantime: http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/streamtuner2-2.2.2-py3.deb But installing python packages for the PYZ is also an option: pip3 install pyquery lxml (or just pip respectively). The "Gtk color" warnings just came back because I was trying to fix a different Mint...
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Difficult to tell without any error message. But it seems the Python 2.7 package (as noted in the installer script) is still available: https://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.7.13/python-2.7.13.msi It's gonna disappear at some point, so ultimately a Py3 installer will be necessary. But that's not relevant to whatever hiccup Win7 has.
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Thanks. That outage was due to a server migration and new setup. It's fixed for now, but can reappear next month (final migration).
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The updated radiolist plugin now just lists homepages. PublicRadioFan is back online. (Just sent a mail to Kevin.)
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Alright. This looks like a bug in one of the core files. You'll have to manually edit or overwrite it with: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/info/daf3f873bdf84b9c Or just use Python2 temporarily. The streema plugin just needs updating then, I guess.
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ST2 is still maintained. But it's mostly in reactive bugfix mode. There aren't many feature changes going on, and I'm never really using all channel plugins myself. Radionomy works Streema works (see http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/info/fac6bc374af603a2, had been updated last month) radiolist is indeed broken (completely changed HTML source) PublicRadioFan generates a HTTP 500 error on their search (nothing can be done about that from my end) vTuner just has been updated to v0.5 (minor...
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There's a beta plugin for additional bookmark folders: "New favorite categories". It's somewhat inconvenient still and not documented yet. You will need to update to Streamtuner2 2.2.1 first. The shoutcast channel, being one of the core plugins, will also update along with it. Though you could use the [Save] button (which is supposed to mean "install") to download it.
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[…] Please let me know when your updates are ready and how to get them, and I'll test it asap. If nothing shows up in the plugin manager, you can always download from the repository: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/wiki/channels http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/artifact/381392f6f0183027 […] know if these these RTNG changes "ffd743c" are now part of the 0.2.5-dev branch, in other words how do users get this RTNG update "ffd743c"? Indeed. The -dev branch contains the mentioned...
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Hi Phil, Sorry for responding so late. Holiday time! Release 2.2.1 is sort of done now. Any further feature fine tuning will go through the plugin manager. Update: Apparently Ed Bruck has added a "play in" option to RTNG How to import existing streaming radio playlists? · Issue #92 · ebruck/radiotray-ng https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/issues/92#issuecomment-449599532 Just adding this to the radiotray hook plugin. Haven't tested it yet. I could add new bookmark favorite sub-group categories,...
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Hi Phil, Sorry for responding so late. Holiday time! Release 2.2.1 is sort of done now. Any further feature fine tuning will go through the plugin manager. Update: Apparently Ed Bruck has added a "play in" option to RTNG How to import existing streaming radio playlists? · Issue #92 · ebruck/radiotray-ng https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/issues/92#issuecomment-449599532 Just adding this to the radiotray hook plugin. Haven't tested it yet. I could add new bookmark favorite sub-group categories,...
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Hi Phil, Sorry for responding so late. Holiday time! Release 2.2.1 is sort of done now. Any further feature fine tuning will go through the plugin manager. Update: Apparently Ed Bruck has added a "play in" option to RTNG How to import existing streaming radio playlists? · Issue #92 · ebruck/radiotray-ng https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/issues/92#issuecomment-449599532 Just adding this to the radiotray hook plugin. Haven't tested it yet. I could add new bookmark favorite sub-group categories,...
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Hi Phil, The log is pretty helpful indeed. ~~~Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/user69/.config/streamtuner2/plugins/new_favourite_cat.py", line 78, in <lambda> uikit.add_menu([self.submenu], label, lambda w,target=label: self.parent.bookmark(w, target)) File "/usr/share/streamtuner2/st2.py", line 327, in bookmark self.bookmarks.add(self.row(), target) File "/usr/share/streamtuner2/channels/bookmarks.py", line 125, in add self.streams[target].append(row) AttributeError: 'dict' object...
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Hi Phil, The log is pretty helpful indeed. ~~~Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/user69/.config/streamtuner2/plugins/new_favourite_cat.py", line 78, in <lambda> uikit.add_menu([self.submenu], label, lambda w,target=label: self.parent.bookmark(w, target)) File "/usr/share/streamtuner2/st2.py", line 327, in bookmark self.bookmarks.add(self.row(), target) File "/usr/share/streamtuner2/channels/bookmarks.py", line 125, in add self.streams[target].append(row) AttributeError: 'dict' object...
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Hi Phil, The log is pretty helpful indeed. ~~~Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/user69/.config/streamtuner2/plugins/new_favourite_cat.py", line 78, in <lambda> uikit.add_menu([self.submenu], label, lambda w,target=label: self.parent.bookmark(w, target)) File "/usr/share/streamtuner2/st2.py", line 327, in bookmark self.bookmarks.add(self.row(), target) File "/usr/share/streamtuner2/channels/bookmarks.py", line 125, in add self.streams[target].append(row) AttributeError: 'dict' object...
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Hey Phil, Yeah, just the usual holiday hubbub. :) This might just be the many gradual changes and test versions interacting. Once the plugin works it might best be shifted into core code instead. But it's just too early. (I plan on a xmas/years end release at least → without too many major changes.) Best! mario
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Are there any console errors? What happens? (e.g. screenshots/screencast) New bookmark cats showing up in bookmarks.json at all? Have you cleared any obsolete ~/.config/streamtuner2/plugins/ or even settings.json?
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Hey Phil, Thanks for the testing and feedback again! Love the new search button for Ctrl+F Great. It's pretty much just an UI change. (make glade if you want to tinker around / prototype some UI change, btw). I've just left it invisible per default though for parity with the original ST1 look&feel. I can now add new bookmark group categories (nice), but I cannot add anything into them by right -clicking and add to that new bookmark group or by DND? Drag and drop doesn't really work between categories....
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Hey Phil, Thanks for the testing and feedback again! Love the new search button for Ctrl+F Great. It's pretty much just an UI change. (make glade if you want to tinker around / prototype some UI change, btw). I've just left it invisible per default though for parity with the original ST1 look&feel. I can now add new bookmark group categories (nice), but I cannot add anything into them by right -clicking and add to that new bookmark group or by DND? Drag and drop doesn't really work between categories....
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Hey Phil, Thanks for the testing and feedback again! Love the new search button for Ctrl+F Great. It's pretty much just an UI change. (make glade if you want to tinker around / prototype some UI change, btw). I've just left it invisible per default though for parity with the original ST1 look&feel. I can now add new bookmark group categories (nice), but I cannot add anything into them by right -clicking and add to that new bookmark group or by DND? Drag and drop doesn't really work between categories....
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Hey Phil, Thanks for the testing and feedback again! Love the new search button for Ctrl+F Great. It's pretty much just an UI change. (make glade if you want to tinker around / prototype some UI change, btw). I've just left it invisible per default though for parity with the original ST1 look&feel. I can now add new bookmark group categories (nice), but I cannot add anything into them by right -clicking and add to that new bookmark group or by DND? Drag and drop doesn't really work between categories....
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Hey Phil, Thanks for the testing and feedback again! Love the new search button for Ctrl+F Great. It's pretty much just an UI change. (make glade if you want to tinker around / prototype some UI change, btw). I've just left it invisible per default though for parity with the original ST1 look&feel. I can now add new bookmark group categories (nice), but I cannot add anything into them by right -clicking and add to that new bookmark group or by DND? Drag and drop doesn't really work between categories....
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[...] I noticed some stations showed up under pop/rock and others under different categories, and the "root"? What is the best selection to use in the ST2 radiotray hook plugin, group, as is, etc...? FYI: I am using the RTNG v0.2.3, did you compile the newer version? Yes, RTNG 0.2.5 does update the menuitems right away. The new plugin version will provide a few more mapping options, and there's a more details in the comments. Are you still going to add the Ctrl+F search button as a default to ST2...
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The special buttons can't invoke internal functions (wthout some new code lookup magic), it's just for external commands. I understand. But being able to invoke internal functions may be something to consider in a future update... This might even be a simple addition... The new specbuttons plugin now supports commands like: search.menu_search(1) (With parens and dummy argument.)
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Hi again! I meant for this immediate concern, just so when you click "keep in radiotray' it will play in the radiotray-ng application. The direct-play function is not going to work with RT-NG. While it does have a play_station() DBUS method, that one only works for existing stations within Radiotray. Thus you would have to have an exact match between ST2 and RT category and station name. You can't pass arbitrary streaming URLs over this. Hencewhy I'd just focus on the bookmarks transfer for now....
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Hi again! I meant for this immediate concern, just so when you click "keep in radiotray' it will play in the radiotray-ng application. The direct-play function is not going to work with RT-NG. While it does have a play_station() DBUS method, that one only works for existing stations within Radiotray. Thus you would have to have an exact match between ST2 and RT category and station name. You can't pass arbitrary streaming URLs over this. Hencewhy I'd just focus on the bookmarks transfer for now....
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Hi again! I meant for this immediate concern, just so when you click "keep in radiotray' it will play in the radiotray-ng application. The direct-play function is not going to work with RT-NG. While it does have a play_station() DBUS method, that one only works for existing stations within Radiotray. Thus you would have to have an exact match between ST2 and RT category and station name. You can't pass arbitrary streaming URLs over this. Hencewhy I'd just focus on the bookmarks transfer for now....
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As for the custom new bookmark's group category option(s) to save user favorites like new playlists , that would be very convenient which is why most of the music player applications have that ability. You already have the add bookmarks (save to favorites), could you not just copy or use that same code to add to different user defined bookmark group category(s) sort of like playlists? Then those playlists could be used in ST2 or exported to other music player apps and or the radiotray-ng app. Maybe...
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Also, I cannot seem to add a new station properly, I click that and nothing seems to happen? Perhaps that could be made more obvious like a pop-up window? And would it not be a good idea to add that to a something like "User added bookmarks" category? The only option currently is the [copy/new] in the station editing window. I've meant to finish the "add new station" plugin for some time, but never got around to make a proper window. I really love the "Control+F" Find feature much more than the search...
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Hey Phil. […] . I do not see a ST2 plugin manager update to the radiotray hook plugin for this yet, although you mentioned you had already changed that? Right. It does not show up in the update list due to some specificity in the meta data. For manual updates you could download radiotray.py directly to your ~/.config/st2/plugins folder however. At the moment it really just adds browsing of existing RTNG bookmarks. Looking over Radiotray it might be more involving to add the required DBUS method....
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Hey redlined, Great that it works now! I will give building from source an attempt today as well, it is something I've been meaning to get … In the case of ST2 it's really just file copying, because the Python files are installed as-is. There's no configure or compliation step here. It might be more involving with other apps of course. Obviously checkinstall is a nicer approach, as it registers as proper package then. Still working on the DbusFacade.py fix for keep in radiotray (add as bookmark versus...
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Hey redlined, Great that it works now! I will give building from source an attempt today as well, it is something I've been meaning to get … In the case of ST2 it's really just file copying, because the Python files are installed as-is. There's no configure or compliation step here. It might be more involving with other apps of course. Obviously checkinstall is a nicer approach then, as it registers as proper package then. Still working on the DbusFacade.py fix for keep in radiotray (add as bookmark...
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Hi Phil! You had me at "radiotray-ng". Didn't even realize there was a nenewed project. Anyway, I've updated the radiotry plugin, and will pick up on your Github thread there. Somewhat optimistic RT-NG may introduce an add_radio() method without any hacks. Alternatively we could simply append to RTNGs bookmarks.json directly. Easy peasy. But I would prefer a real interface (otherwise may instabilize RT). I'm afraid there won't be a drag and drop option for it however. I believe it is possible for...
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Hi Phil! You had me at "radiotray-ng". Didn't even realize there was a nenewed project. Anyway, I've updated the radiotry plugin, and will pick up on your Github thread there. Somewhat optimistic RT-NG may introduce an add_radio() method without any hacks. Alternatively we could simply append to RTNGs bookmarks.json directly. Easy peasy. But I would prefer a real interface (otherwise may instabilize RT). I'm afraid there won't be a drag and drop option for it however. I believe it is possible for...
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Hi redlined. Thanks for the detailed bug report! The situation is exactly as you describe. There's already a fix but no newer release yet. (Holding out on a few more things still.) Overwriting the compat2and3.py is indeed the simplest fix (shouldn't cause any troubles really), if python2/3 packages for the -distutils stuff aren't available per default. For the time being, there's a few updated packages on the old download page: http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/ http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/streamtuner2-2.2.1-dev20181201.deb...
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Hi redlined. Thanks for the detailed bug report! The situation is exactly as you describe. There's already a fix but no newer release yet. (Holding out on a few more things still.) Overwriting the compat2and3.py is indeed the simplest fix (shouldn't cause any troubles really), if python2/3 packages for the -distutils stuff aren't available per default. For the time being, there's a few updated packages on the old download page: http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/ http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/streamtuner2-2.2.1-dev20181201.deb...
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Hi redlined. Thanks for the detailed bug report! The situation is exactly as you describe. There's already a fix but no newer release yet. (Holding out on a few more things still.) Overwriting the compat2and3.py is indeed the simplest fix (shouldn't cause any troubles really), if python2/3 packages for the -distutils stuff aren't available per default. For the time being, there's a few updated packages on the old download page: http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/ http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/streamtuner2-2.2.1-dev20181201.deb...
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Hi redline. Thanks for the detailed bug report! The situation is exactly as you describe. There's already a fix but no newer release yet. (Holding out on a few more things still.) Overwriting the compat2and3.py is indeed the simplest fix (shouldn't cause any troubles really), if python2/3 packages for the -distutils stuff aren't available per default. For the time being, there's a few updated packages on the old download page: http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/ http://milki.include-once.org/streamtuner2/streamtuner2-2.2.1-dev20181201.deb...
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The error message is one of the Python post-install packages; but unclear which part of. There is a uninstall.cmd in the dev/ folder, which you should run through to clean up the existing Python setup. Alternatively go through the syscontrol and remove Python from Apps&Programs fully. Then retry the installer. It should be noted that Streamtuner2 should be "installed" with "C:\", not the Music folder etc. It will create a /usr directory anyway to hold all files. Alternatively, if you can figure out...
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That's not enough details to answer. Installed how? System/distro? Concrete console error message Screencast of installation process Current structure/contents of install dir?
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Well, is streamripper installed? How are Recording Apps configured? What kind of console messages does it produce else? See also: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/doc/tip/help/html/recording.html
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Updated shoutcast plugin to v1.6 [F12] Settings → 🎁 Add → Refresh → Install
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Updated shoutcast plugin to v1.6 F12 Settings → 🎁 Add → Refresh → Install
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Yep, it's broken. Needs a new update...
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That's likely a bug. The only workaround for this version would be to install python-distlib, or python-setuptools. (Or the python3 versions, depending on your setup. Nobody can tell from the distro version.) Else update the according file: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/info/2c95973b5a50f1bb
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That's likely a bug. The only workaround for this version would be to install python-distlib, or python-setuptools. (Or the python3 versions, depending on your setup. Nobody can tell from the distro version.) Else update the accordign file: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/info/2c95973b5a50f1bb
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That's likely a bug. The only workaround for this version would be to install python-distlib, or python-setuptools. (Or the python3 versions, depending on your setup.)
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That excerpt looks like a corrupted configuration. Either try to start it with: streamtuner2 -d specbuttons Or rename your ~/.config/streamtuner2/settings.json for testing.
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I guess it's time to retire this plugin then. Unlikely that the website will be maintained anymore: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/04719949
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With WMP it might make sense to try %asx as format placeholder for playback. Defintely else only supports .m3u out of the standard formats / not %pls: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/316992/file-types-supported-by-windows-media-player
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http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/doc/trunk/help/html/config_apps.html
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WMP can't natively play Youtube URLs. VLC is the saner option. Else you'd have to set up youtube-dl and configure "video/youtube" in ST2 Players accordingly. Probably best to write a batch script on Windows though.
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I could only imagine one of the Raspberries gets a different MIME for the stream urls returned (some proxy?). The format determination on action.py is somewhat heuristic (part default, part URL suffix, part Content-Type). There's been a similar topic recently. The action module sometimes converts remote playlists, or leaves URLs alone of the desired target format e.g. %pls already matches. There's no always-convert-to-local-file option yet. Notably some options influence this behaviour still: playlist_asis...
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When I put it in the audio/ * it shows a red circle with a X in it. That's often just a display error. The extraneous -u parameter gets seen as application name, not found; thus incurs the red cross thingy. The JSON config looks ok. return model.get_path(iter)[0] TypeError: iter should be a GtkTreeIter This error typically happens if the to-be-played/recorded station isn't selected properly. Such as after switching channel tabs. Just says that the station value could not be looked up. Has nothing...
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That's just some stations blocking the default user agent. Often depends on which channel the radios are listed in. Unblocking per User-Agent For streamripper you can change the default user agent with: xfce4-terminal -e "streamripper %srv -u 'iTunes/4.7 (Macintosh; N; PPC)'" Or other user agents like: -u 'VLC/3.0.0-git LibVLC/3.0.0-git' The next ST2 default will be: -u 'NSPlayer/10.0.0.3802' Don't have enough user reports/testing yet on which works best. Note to self: https://myip.ms/browse/comp_browseragents/1/txt/iTunes...
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[EXEC] /bin/false & Says that no recording app was configured. Post the complete: settings.json which streamripper full -D debug output nonetheless name the exact station / or export as JSON, and attach as text If it was on Xubuntu the default recording settings would be: "record": { "audio/*": "xfce4-terminal -e \"streamripper %srv\"",
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Hi John. Well, the empty plugins: Not sure what happened tried to add win32subprocess 0.4 plugin and reinstall streema to channel list but this what it looks like This was a bug in my fossil server. (Rushed update). All files being downloaded since yesterday contained just "Page not found". Fixed now. Thanks for the note! Just try to update both again. A little more info / edited [EXEC] st2subprocess: ['C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe', 'C AppDataLocalTemp/streamtuner2/myoggradio.1788333775.pls']...
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Hi John. Well: Not sure what happened tried to add win32subprocess 0.4 plugin and reinstall streema to channel list but this what it looks like This was a bug in my fossil server. All files being downloaded since yesterday contained just "Page not found". Fixed now. Thanks for the note! Just try to update both again. A little more info / edited [EXEC] st2subprocess: ['C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe', 'C AppDataLocalTemp/streamtuner2/myoggradio.1788333775.pls'] creationflag Traceback (most...
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There's no APT repository at the moment. To install a test version, the trunk/ZIP download would work however with make install Your tests are interesting, but I would need the ST2 debug output to know more. Notably Xiph does contain lots of dead channels The Jamendo radio mixes do not work for me either. Will have to see if they've been discontinued or moved... And Youtube does not work with all VLC versions, or might block some. Even for Linux requires youtube-dl often. Just got streams without...
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There's no APT repository at the moment. To install a test version, the trunk/ZIP download would work however with make install Your tests are interesting, but I would need the ST2 debug output to know more. Notably Xiph does contain lots of dead channels The Jamendo radio mixes do not work for me either. Will have to see if they've been discontinued or moved... And Youtube does not work with all VLC versions, or might block some. Even for Linux requires youtube-dl often. Just got streams without...
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There's no APT repository at the moment. To install a test version, the trunk/ZIP download would work however with make install Your tests are interesting, but I would need the ST2 debug output to know more. Notably Xiph does contain lots of dead channels The Jamendo radio mixes do not work for me either. Will have to see if they've been discontinued or moved... And Youtube does not work with all VLC versions, or might block some. Even for Linux requires youtube-dl often. Just got streams without...
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There's no APT repository at the moment. To install a test version, the trunk/ZIP download would work however with make install Your tests are interesting, but I would need the ST2 debug output to know more. Notably Xiph does contain lots of dead channels The Jamendo radio mixes do not work for me either. Will have to see if they've been discontinued or moved... And Youtube does not work with all VLC versions, or might block some. Even for Linux requires youtube-dl often. Just got streams without...
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There's no APT repository at the moment. To install a test version, the trunk/ZIP download would work however with make install Your tests are interesting, but I would need the ST2 debug output to know more. Notably Xiph does contain lots of dead channels The Jamendo radio mixes do not work for me either. Will have to see if they've been discontinued or moved... And Youtube does not work with all VLC versions, or might block some. Even for Linux requires youtube-dl often. Just got streams without...
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Or maybe just reinstall a dev version:
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. new plugin: st2subprocess Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: Though before installing this, you might have to downloading a ZIP of the latest streamtuner2 modules: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/zip/streamtuner2.zip?uuid=trunk...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. new plugin: st2subprocess Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: Though before installing this, you might have to downloading a ZIP of the latest streamtuner2 modules: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/zip/streamtuner2.zip?uuid=trunk...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. new plugin: st2subprocess Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: Though before installing this, you might have to downloading a ZIP of the latest streamtuner2 modules: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/zip/streamtuner2.zip?uuid=trunk...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. new plugin: st2subprocess Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: Though before installing this, you might have to downloading a ZIP of the latest streamtuner2 modules: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/zip/streamtuner2.zip?uuid=trunk...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: Though before installing this, you might have to downloading a ZIP of the latest streamtuner2 modules: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/zip/streamtuner2.zip?uuid=trunk You'll have to...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: Though before installing this, you might have to downloading a ZIP of the latest streamtuner2 modules: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/zip/streamtuner2.zip?uuid=trunk You'll have to...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation flags...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: IMGHERE You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation...
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Sorry didn't have much time this week. That was to be expected TBH. - Using cmd: %s does bypass the start commmand - which I believe is what's causing the URLs to trigger an IE window. - Thus the cmd.exe window would stay open, and block ST2. Anyway, made a new plugin however - which might fix these issues: IMGHERE You'll have to experiment with the various options. There's a few Windows specific program start functions now, which all should avoid the cmd.exe/start issues. Different process creation...
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Hey John. Now it sounds more like VLC is somewhy deferring some URLs to IE. You might want to reset its global settings. Albeit I'm entirely unsure why it would invoke or even have a "reverse" IE plugin. Perhaps even try a different VLC version (portable?) One alternative placeholder you could try is %srv → which passes any raw stream URLs right away to VLC. (Though from what I gather, this might lead to more IE download popups.) Somewhat farfetched: the start command might make Windows spawn a separate...
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Btw, if Xiph is working, then a playlist conversion might help. Try to redefine the player entries: "C:/.../VLC.exe" %xspf Or append %jspf or %smil Alternatively there's the Options > Forgo playlist format conversion checkbox. And you should maybe reload Shoutcast and its categories.
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Now, this all looks okay so far. Your configuration seems fine. The particular "MITM" station looks alright (see right click > edit in ST2): it's a plain pls/mp3 station. So, not sure what goes wrong there. You could redefine the "url/http" player config (e.g .to VLC as well) to disable internet explorer - for testing. If you used the default installer, then there should be a start menu entry > Streamtuner2 > Extras > Run in debug mode. (No reinstall). That should open a cmd window alongside ST2,...
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Now, this all looks okay so far. Your configuration seems fine. The particular "MITM" station looks alright (see right click > edit in ST2): it's a plain pls/mp3 station. No, not sure what goes wrong there. You could redefine the "url/http" player config (e.g .to VLC as well) to disable internet explorer - for testing. If you used the default installer, then there should be a start menu entry > Streamtuner2 > Extras > Run in debug mode. (No reinstall). That should open a cmd window alongside ST2,...
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Now, this all looks okay so far. Your configuration seems fine. The particular "MITM" station looks alright (see right click > edit in ST2): it's a plain pls/mp3 station. No, not sure what goes wrong there. You could redefine the "url/http" player config (e.g .to VLC as well) to disable internet explorer - for testing. If you used the default installer, then there should be a start menu entry > Streamtuner2 > Extras > Run in debug mode. (No reinstall). That should open a cmd window alongside ST2,...
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This sounds mostly like you need to revisit the player settings: http://fossil.include-once.org/streamtuner2/doc/tip/help/html/config_apps.html List (or screeenshot) your application paths/association for more details. Though this might be caused by the fallback option (open homepage if no stream url present), it's more likely VLC hooks into MSIE (or the other way round) to download stream/playlist files. You might also want to start up the CLI/debug version (Olivers installer leaves a convenient...
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No. Streamtuner2 at best knows the channel being streamed. Your music player will...
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Hey Oliver, Yep. I found a little time again. radiolist.net These two plugins have...
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Haven't seen this behaviour. Albeit it could plausibly happen in some cases. So,...
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Hey Oliver, I'll be a bit busy still... Record options This is more or less still...
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Hey Oliver, Finally had a bit of time today. Recording options plugin Now that's...
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Hey Oliver, Finally had a bit of time today. Recording options plugin Now that's...
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Hey Oliver, Finally had a bit of time today. Recording options plugin Now that's...
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