Hmmm....
When I paste "https://streaming.live365.com/a28600" (without the quotes)
into Chrome on my phone (and Windows PC) it plays the WKUL station stream...
In what regard does it "not work" in my browser???
Very confused
-Randal
Hmmm....
When I paste "https://streaming.live365.com/a28600" (without the quotes)
into Chrome on my phone (and Windows PC) it plays the WKUL station stream...
In what regard does it "not work" in my browser???
Very confused
-Randal
This link doesn't work for me in chrome, both on my phone and PC.
It was supposed to be "in my browser." I don't know why I wrote "your"
In my limited, recent experience trying to get KDFC link to play is that one would (Firefox), but others would not (Chrome, Opera, Edge) ...
Ah...OK
BTW the above WKUL link also works (for me) from an app using the standard AI2 Player component...API level 26 and 35... I suppose the browsers' extensions and settings could make a difference?
-Randal
It's giving me a 401 error, which means I don't have access because the server requires authorization. I don't know how access to this page is authorized. If you can open the page, look for information about it.
The link doesn't work for me in any browser (Chrome, Firefox, Supermium, etc.). You'd need to use VLC Player or adjust special settings in your browser.
Which browser are you using, and what settings have you adjusted?
Chrome. Nothing special that I'm aware of. But I certainly could have set something unintentionally (or that I have forgottem ) BTW, it also works for me in Opera, Firefox, duckduckgo, and edge! (I a entering "https://streaming.live365.com/a28600" ... without quotes.)
I assume this is an error you are getting from your browser (Chrome?) ...
Have you tried it in an app when using the standard AI2 player component? Here is a single block example that works for me (plays stream):
WKUL_Player.aia (1.6 KB)
This seems strange...
-Randal
This doesn't work for me either. There's probably authentication by IP or MAC address. It is also possible that only citizens of your country have access.
You can check if my AudioExoPlayer can handle this stream.
ExoPlayerTest2_withPlayer1.aia (2.1 MB)
I added the WKUL url (https://streaming.live365.com/a28600) to the AudioExoPlayer (ListView1) and it did not work - "Source Error".
However, I also added a standard AI2 Player component and it does work (at least for me). When "Play AI2 Player" is clicked it sets the source from ListView1 and starts Player1.
Does the WKUL still not work for you using the Player1 component that I added?
-Randal
https://das-edge13-live365-dal02.cdnstream.com/a67895
Kodular's ExoPlayer & AI2 Player component work fine with this URL/stream.
Is this steam audio or video? Your link works in the browser, but the author's link doesn't. I'll check the logcat later to see what exactly it shows. I think I'll need to add one of the media3 modules.
This bug has been fixed in version 1.3.
Please try again with extension version 1.3.
Your link works for me. This stream is geoblocked and only works in the US. I used a VPN with a US location and the stream started correctly.
@Patryk_F, MANY THANKS for sticking with me to get this worked out!
AudioExoPlayer works on all URLs I have tried so far on both API 26 and 35.
@Anke and @Taifun thanks to you also for helping me find this player and for help in getting to the bottom of the issue(s) that were causing me trouble
-Kind regards,
Randal
PS @Patryk_F, in addition, I learned about ListView from seeing it in your app...It makes changing/updating data very easy...in my app I now have a text file resource with the list of stations and their URLs which I load into a TinyDB and then populate a selection list from the db lookup - long way around. - thanks again.
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