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I play a few using XMMS. I could not get this one to play, although it did seem to contact the site. XMMS showed it "contacting the server, but there was no sound.
I couldn't firure out how to upload the PLS file, so here are teh contents. Cut and paste this into a file and call it virgin.pls.
[playlist]
numberofentries=2
File1=http://68.142.85.43:80
Title1=(#1 - 139/1000) Virgin Radio Classic Rock, live from London, UK
Length1=-1
File2=http://69.28.128.148:80/stream/vruk_vc_lo
Title2=(#2 - 144/1000) Virgin Radio Classic Rock, live from London, UK
Length2=-1
Version=2
This one is Rock & Roll FM
[playlist]
numberofentries=4
File1=http://205.188.234.38:8030
Title1=(#1 - 47/200) Rock&Roll.FM Powered By Angel Fire Radio(tm)
Length1=-1
File2=http://205.188.234.38:8028
Title2=(#2 - 48/200) Rock&Roll.FM Powered By Angel Fire Radio(tm)
Length2=-1
File3=http://205.188.234.38:8026
Title3=(#3 - 54/200) Rock&Roll.FM Powered By Angel Fire Radio(tm)
Length3=-1
File4=http://205.188.234.38:8074
Title4=(#4 - 182/200) Rock&Roll.FM Powered By Angel Fire Radio(tm)
Length4=-1
Version=2
All those streams work fine. Having dug around the faad site, it would appear that AAC is supported, but AAC+ isn't, which explains everything. I had previously read that AAC+ was supported, but I can't even find the site I read that on.
Oh well. No AAC+ for me yet.
Cheers for the links.
Dave.
P.S. The broadband ogg streams on that Virgin site sound amazing - better than my FM tuner.
Hmm I tryed to add AAC+ support to XMMS, but failed (aacPlus plugin could not be compiled).
Instead, i was lucky playing AAC+ streams with VLC.
You sould install both, faad2 and faad2-devel packages (I've got mine form livna.org, i suggest using an alternative RPM search engine like rpmseek or pbone.net, instead of yum).
They are neccessary to compile the aacplugin that the xmms homepage provides.
However, like I said above, it doesn't work (It cannot find the 'libfaad' librarys, although they are definately there... (confusing)).
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