Trouble streaming a PLS file that works in a browser
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2020 1:43 am
I am trying to get MythTV to stream the Pasadena Public Radio Station KPCC
Their website contains a link to their streaming service: https://playerservices.streamtheworld.c ... PCC_FM.pls
which (at least tonight) lists three servers:
File1=https://18683.live.streamtheworld.com:443/KPCC_FM_SC
File2=https://17793.live.streamtheworld.com:443/KPCC_FM_SC
File3=https://17963.live.streamtheworld.com:443/KPCC_FM_SC
Inputting the first URL (to the pls file) seems to work in as much that the failure notice is that the referred file (File1) gives a Decoder Error - Could Not Open URL...
Substituting that specific URL into the database results in precisely the same error.
Opening the PLS link in VLC results in three streams - each one corresponding to the three listed servers, and the stream appears to be an mp3 stream - which MythTV should be able to decode.
Any clue? Where I live, terrestrial radio is not an option (too many hills in the way); I rely upon MythTV for radio, and up until now it has worked great. KPCC is changing their streaming servers next week - so unless I can get this in the can, I'm out one of my news sources...
Their website contains a link to their streaming service: https://playerservices.streamtheworld.c ... PCC_FM.pls
which (at least tonight) lists three servers:
File1=https://18683.live.streamtheworld.com:443/KPCC_FM_SC
File2=https://17793.live.streamtheworld.com:443/KPCC_FM_SC
File3=https://17963.live.streamtheworld.com:443/KPCC_FM_SC
Inputting the first URL (to the pls file) seems to work in as much that the failure notice is that the referred file (File1) gives a Decoder Error - Could Not Open URL...
Substituting that specific URL into the database results in precisely the same error.
Opening the PLS link in VLC results in three streams - each one corresponding to the three listed servers, and the stream appears to be an mp3 stream - which MythTV should be able to decode.
Any clue? Where I live, terrestrial radio is not an option (too many hills in the way); I rely upon MythTV for radio, and up until now it has worked great. KPCC is changing their streaming servers next week - so unless I can get this in the can, I'm out one of my news sources...