01-04-2021, 08:39 PM
(01-04-2021, 08:28 PM)M_D_F Wrote: Further thought. The radio folder in bubbleupnp Moode DNLA is also empty too. I would have thought that this would have all the stations from the web interface? I can only assume that Moode is doing something to the stream that only the Moode player can do? It is great to find a pi player that plays BBC HLS 320 though so no complaints? Any help with the above would be great though.
Quoting from the upmpdcli documentation
Quote:Radio stations
Upmpdcli implements an OpenHome Radio service which allows selecting and listening to internet radio stations when using an OpenHome-compatible Control Point (e.g. Kazoo, Lumin, Bubble UPnP, etc.).
This facility uses Python 3.x, which must be available on the system for the radio links to work.
Radio channels can be accessed by using the Control Point application to select the Radio OpenHome source.
Radio stations can be defined in the configuration (at the end because of the use of section indicators), or in in a separate file by setting the [/url]
[url=https://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upmpdcli/upmpdcli-manual.html#ohproductroom] parameter in the main configuration.Code:radiolist
An example of a simple radio station definition follows. The only mandatory value is the
one, which should point to the actual audio stream or to the station playlist link which will redirect to it (more detail in the radio scripts section.Code:url
points to a static logo image for the station.Code:artUrl
[radio Radio Eins]
url = http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s25111
artUrl = http://cdn-radiotime-logos.tunein.com/s25111q.png
Radio definitions may also include paths to scripts to be executed for retrieving the metadata and album art for the currently playing song. See the radio scripts section for more detail.
A long time ago I wrote a helper script for a user which copied moOde radio station directory into the upmpcli file but it's hopelessly out of date.
Regards,
Kent