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2021-03-05, 02:05 #1
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BBC rejig streaming
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2021-03-05, 02:16 #2
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Know of any examples of an affected app ?
Radioplayer doesn't play this message
My old Android devices cannot load Sounds and the BBC iPlayer Radio App died in Oct.
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2021-03-05, 02:22 #3
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I think it may be the following - changes shoutcast stream and ICY stuff
Systems that use our Media Selector APIs on the domain 'open.live.bbc.co.uk', we will be updating these APIs and so no action is required by you.
If you directly use URLs from either of the following hostnames:
1. bbcmedia.ic.llnwd.net
2. bbcwssc.ic.llnwd.net
Then you will need to update to prevent impact to your customers as these endpoints will not work after March 2021.
Going forward, the BBC considers its use of the ICY protocol deprecated and will keep it operating as long as legitimate usage levels remain high enough to justify doing so. We will continue to track usage and review our strategy regularly.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet...e-878ce549108c
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2021-03-05, 02:32 #4
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A BBC comment on the above BBC Blog entry
Starting Thursday 4th March devices that are still connecting to the old URLs will hear this message once an hour:
"The way your device receives BBC radio programmes will stop working on or after the 22nd March 2021. If you’re using an internet radio or smart speaker, please contact the device manufacturer."
This is to ensure that any remaining legitimate usage is identified and updated.
On the 22nd March, devices will receive a looping message of:
"BBC radio programmes are no longer available on this device. Please contact the device manufacturer for further information."
BBC Radio 3 HD, Radio 4 LW, Radio 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra will not play anything in the UK from the old URLs after this date.
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2021-03-05, 02:40 #5
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This is where I lifted the info
https://www.hifiwigwam.com/forum/top...omment=2714151
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2021-03-05, 02:44 #6LMS 8.0.1 (1606118512)
Win10
Control: Web GUI; sometimes OrangeSqueeze on Android phones / pads
Machines / devices are in France, in two locations.
a) Livebox 4
Internal HDD (FLAC music; mp3 voice), Desktop
3 x Touch - 2 wireless, 1 LAN. (7.8.0-r16754)
3 x SB Radios [2 wireless, 1 LAN] (7.7.3-r16676)
1 x Riva Arena (via Airplay LMS PlugIn)
b) Freebox
External SSD (all mp3), WiFi Laptop
1 x Touch LAN (Firmware:7.8.0-r16754)
2 x SB Radios, Wireless (7.7.3-r16676)
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2021-03-05, 02:48 #7
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2021-03-05, 02:57 #8
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I didn't read it detail but the first post is misleading and it then gets further confused by bringing in unconnected Tune-in blocking issues
IIRC, Currently BBC uses Shoutcast (ICY) for all non UK services and the llnwd for UK only services.
The llnwd services URLS are changing and if users are receiving the message now 1/hours they should change their URL to an "open.live.bbc.co.uk" one.
Depending on Shoutcast usage in the future , BBC seem to say they may stop the Shoutcast services - this means http/MP3 will go and only HLS and DASH remain.
Older internet radio/streamers do not support HLS or DASH and so may have to be replaced in the future.Last edited by bpa; 2021-03-05 at 03:10. Reason: add updated URL clarification - open.live.bbc.co.uk
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2021-03-05, 03:06 #9
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2021-03-05, 03:24 #10
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