Dear internet radio stations - Firstly, trying to force me to listen in the stupid browser doesn't fly with me, AT ALL
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Dear internet radio stations -
Firstly, trying to force me to listen in the stupid browser doesn't fly with me, AT ALL!
Second, I will find your stream URL. I don't think you understand how determined I am to pick apart your stupid bullshit web player and get the the steam URL. Oh, you split it up in to tiny bits in there? Too bad, I reassembled it and put it in my radio software! -
@saltywizard I'm aware, but there are tons that aren't in there
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@Brett_E_Carlock
If you're comfy in the linux terminal, there's a faster way to get the stream URL out of a pls or m3u link.$ lynx --dump <url of pls or m3u>
Example
$ lynx --dump https://somafm.com/insound130.pls@hellomiakoda @Brett_E_Carlock
There's a much larger chance of having curl or wget installed. -
@hellomiakoda @Brett_E_Carlock
There's a much larger chance of having curl or wget installed.@leeloo @Brett_E_Carlock Ok. There's an even larger chance people are still running Windows and can ask CoPilot to just decide what they'll listen to. Doesn't make it relevant to my instructions.
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Dear internet radio stations -
Firstly, trying to force me to listen in the stupid browser doesn't fly with me, AT ALL!
Second, I will find your stream URL. I don't think you understand how determined I am to pick apart your stupid bullshit web player and get the the steam URL. Oh, you split it up in to tiny bits in there? Too bad, I reassembled it and put it in my radio software!I listen a lot to Radio Paradise. They have an in-browser player and some apps that will download chunks for offline listening, but they also have URLs for streams in FLAC, AAC, Vorbis, and MP3 formats.
If a radio station made it hard for me to listen to them, I think I'd just not listen to them, recommend them, or ever discuss them other than to say 'I tried to listen to them but it was too hard, they must hate their listeners'.
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I listen a lot to Radio Paradise. They have an in-browser player and some apps that will download chunks for offline listening, but they also have URLs for streams in FLAC, AAC, Vorbis, and MP3 formats.
If a radio station made it hard for me to listen to them, I think I'd just not listen to them, recommend them, or ever discuss them other than to say 'I tried to listen to them but it was too hard, they must hate their listeners'.
@david_chisnall Soma is the bulk of my internet listening since canceling Spotify.
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Dear internet radio stations -
Firstly, trying to force me to listen in the stupid browser doesn't fly with me, AT ALL!
Second, I will find your stream URL. I don't think you understand how determined I am to pick apart your stupid bullshit web player and get the the steam URL. Oh, you split it up in to tiny bits in there? Too bad, I reassembled it and put it in my radio software!@TheQuinbox @hellomiakoda I just wish we could remove all the stupid compression too. Let us control our own sound!
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Dear internet radio stations -
Firstly, trying to force me to listen in the stupid browser doesn't fly with me, AT ALL!
Second, I will find your stream URL. I don't think you understand how determined I am to pick apart your stupid bullshit web player and get the the steam URL. Oh, you split it up in to tiny bits in there? Too bad, I reassembled it and put it in my radio software!@hellomiakoda Why trouble yourself, just install their app. /sarcasm
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