Question on Streaming Media

Posted by: kazama

Question on Streaming Media - 16/09/2001 06:51

I was posting on an NPR discussion on the Empeg board and found that my old/fav NPR station streams their broadcasts in WMA format. Does the Reciever support this format and could it stream these transmisions? I don't think it does but thought I would ask.

Greg

Posted by: tfabris

Re: Question on Streaming Media - 16/09/2001 10:44

The current software doesn't support internet-radio-style streaming broadcasts. However, that is being discussed as a future addition to the software. I don't know if they plan on having it in the next release or not.

If I had broadband 'net access, I'd be very interested in this feature.

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Tony Fabris
Posted by: reedesau

Re: Question on Streaming Media - 16/09/2001 19:36

Streaming mp3/wma is a feature I plan on adding to the servlet-based host (now in alpha at jreceiver.sourceforge.net) whether or not Empeg gets around to supporting it.

To do this, you'll register a stream (such as a shoutcast station) as a virtual tune using the web client. When the 'tune' is requested by the Rio, the server will buffer the stream to it.

--Reed


Posted by: rob

Re: Question on Streaming Media - 17/09/2001 08:57

We implemented Shoutcast support ages ago, but it needs some work to bring it to release standard. We're going to revisit the Receiver after Car 2.0.

Rob


Posted by: Dobbin

Re: Question on Streaming Media - 29/12/2001 02:57

This sounds like a great idea.
Just add a Psion Wavefinder (DAB Receiver) and DABBAR, www.dabbar.co.uk and you'll be able to stream digital radio to your RioReceiver without needing a broadband connection !
Can't wait !

Dobbs

Posted by: ray951

Re: Question on Streaming Media - 03/01/2002 15:37

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Just add a Psion Wavefinder (DAB Receiver) and DABBAR, www.dabbar.co.uk and you'll be able to stream digital radio to your RioReceiver without needing a broadband connection !
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Couldn't agree more, DAB around the house, can't wait.
Ray