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« on: 12 Jul '10 - 23:01 » |
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Do it is possibile to use PodCast with XMPlay?
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Dotpitch
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« Reply #1 on: 13 Jul '10 - 06:31 » |
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Put the RSS/XML address in the Open URL box and hit the button. XMPlay will check the feed only once, you have to update it manually.
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Dotpitch
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« Reply #3 on: 13 Jul '10 - 17:13 » |
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http://www.radio.rai.it/radio3/podcast/rssradio3.jsp?id=273 The RSS address does not have an xml extension, so XMPlay does not know this is an RSS feed. Instead, it tries to connect to a stream at that address, which is obviously not available. Ian, perhaps XMPlay should test an URL for being RSS as well, just like for ASX/PLS/M3U on dynamically generated HTML/XML pages. |
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Folinos
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« Reply #4 on: 13 Jul '10 - 18:18 » |
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The developer can do the relevation from header other than from extension?
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« Reply #6 on: 14 Jul '10 - 16:58 » |
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Now it is OK! Ty  |
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Dotpitch
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« Reply #8 on: 22 Jul '10 - 23:00 » |
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Make sure you do not allow multiple instances (untick Options and stuff > Miscellaneous > 'Allow multiple instances') and call xmplay "http://put.URL.here" for every URL you'd like to load. Does that work? |
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Ian @ un4seen
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« Reply #9 on: 23 Jul '10 - 16:38 » |
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Yes, that should be fine. |
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Folinos
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« Reply #11 on: 24 Jul '10 - 09:26 » |
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Why, when I finish listening to broadcast podcasts, XMPlay does not pass automatically to the next play but ends?
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Dotpitch
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« Reply #12 on: 24 Jul '10 - 10:12 » |
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Why, when I finish listening to broadcast podcasts, XMPlay does not pass automatically to the next play but ends? Specifically with podcasts, or with any track? On Options and stuff > Playlist, be sure to tick 'Auto-advance'. If you want XMPlay to keep looping the whole list, tick 'Loop' as well. |
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« Reply #13 on: 24 Jul '10 - 10:38 » |
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Specifically with podcasts, or with any track? On Options and stuff > Playlist, be sure to tick 'Auto-advance'. Ty. |
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« Reply #14 on: 7 Jan '11 - 20:23 » |
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For some reason, you can't seek ahead with a stream with xmplayer. In other words, you can't drag the progress bar ahead to a certain point in a streaming podcast; it will only allow you to start from the beginning. VLC will let you do this, but the player crashes at least once while you're listening to a stream, and I wish I could use xmplayer instead.
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« Reply #15 on: 7 Jan '11 - 20:51 » |
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XMPlay will only let you seek to downloaded parts of the file, it will not let you decide where it should continue downloading. Untick Options and stuff > Miscellaneous > 'Restrict download rate' if you'd like XMPlay to download the file as fast as possible (rather than at a rate to sustain playback).
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« Reply #16 on: 8 Jan '11 - 22:23 » |
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That's a shame. I'll have to find a different player. Also, right-clicking on the close button and selecting "close with position saved" doesn't work here in 3.6.0.1. It just starts from the beginning. At least, with the streams I've tried.
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« Reply #17 on: 10 Jan '11 - 07:43 » |
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Also, right-clicking on the close button and selecting "close with position saved" doesn't work here in 3.6.0.1. It just starts from the beginning. At least, with the streams I've tried. I take it that's with the same HTTP podcasts? Then that's probably the same limitation. Is the podcast in CBR MP3? |
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« Reply #18 on: 10 Jan '11 - 17:14 » |
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Yeah, resuming on close isn't supported with any streamed podcast, so I'm assuming it's the same limitation. The streams are MP3 and appear to be CBR.
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