New offering - RadioFeed 1.0
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In the options tab look for "Start Up - Source Client & Web Server Use Last State When Program Closed" and check that.
Yep have that checked, what happens is..... if i disconnect and then shut down the computer. When i restart the program opens but is not connected to rr. I have auto reccoenect in 10 secs also checked off.
However if i X out of the program and reboot it looks like it opens up and starts the broadcast.
That's by design. You disconnected then shut down the program. If you don't disconnect first then RadioFeed will connect upon start up.
Thanks for this program...
This fixed my alpha tag woes with my Pro 106.
This fixed my alpha tag woes with my Pro 106.
Not a problem. it's fun doing it.
OK, I will put it on the list.
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For the wish-list: a client.
While web-based streaming is great, I use Proscan for my BCT-15, but I also use it to stream audio from my Ten-Tec 320. Having a client with little to no delay, is great when you're tuning a SW receiver remotely.
Proscan does the job, but would be nice to have it on another computer without needing another licence, and without the overhead of a full copy of Proscan, Radiofeed with a client would do this nicely.
While web-based streaming is great, I use Proscan for my BCT-15, but I also use it to stream audio from my Ten-Tec 320. Having a client with little to no delay, is great when you're tuning a SW receiver remotely.
Proscan does the job, but would be nice to have it on another computer without needing another licence, and without the overhead of a full copy of Proscan, Radiofeed with a client would do this nicely.
Sorry. You lost me. Client as in what? ProScan Remote Over IP? Monitor? Control? Source Client? Media Player built in? Anyways it won't fit into the objective of RadioFeed and i have some cool stuff I will be doing to RadioFeed.
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smason
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Like remote scanner over IP but without the control. Just audio, and display (for supported scanners) but without the buffer delay you get with the web-based feed.
I know that's not what it's designed to do, and I'm probably the only one who'd use it now that I think of it.
Anyway. just wishing...
Like remote scanner over IP but without the control. Just audio, and display (for supported scanners) but without the buffer delay you get with the web-based feed.
I know that's not what it's designed to do, and I'm probably the only one who'd use it now that I think of it.
If you're concerned with the buffer delay, there may be a setting to lower the buffer time in the media player settings or use another media player.
smason
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I just tried it. Works well, easy to set up.
Took 10 minutes of beating my head against the wall trying to get F-Stream on my iPhone to work, then I realized that the URL is different than Proscan. Was using stream.m3u , it's really radiofeed.m3u <slaps forehead>
Isn't the buffer size determined by the host software? Proscan seems to be about 5-15 seconds. Radiofeed is WAY longer, using both Mediaplayer and f-stream
Took 10 minutes of beating my head against the wall trying to get F-Stream on my iPhone to work, then I realized that the URL is different than Proscan. Was using stream.m3u , it's really radiofeed.m3u <slaps forehead>
Isn't the buffer size determined by the host software? Proscan seems to be about 5-15 seconds. Radiofeed is WAY longer, using both Mediaplayer and f-stream
There's no buffer(in this context) in RadioFeed and there should not be a buffer. Audio is spit out after it has been mp3 encoded. The buffering is and should be done at the receiving end.
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smason
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OK, thanks. I'll play with settings on my clients.
haha... i just looked at my uptime in Radio Feed and it says -11:-22:-15..
and its counting down....
Whys it negative?
and its counting down....
Whys it negative?
That's strange. It should count up and there should be no dashes.
What's the computer regional setting set to so I can try to duplicate it?
Regional setting shouldn't matter as the program is coded for invariant culture.
Only thing I can think of is some type of glitch deep inside the OS.
If you start the Web Server, does it do the same thing? Try to restart RadioFeed and see what hapens? Reboot the machine and see if that fixes it.
I disconnected from RR and reconnected, and it now counts up...
weird....
weird....
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