There's also an ncurses VLC player "nvlc" that you can invoke instead
of the CLI player (cvlc), which doesn't begin playing automatically
for me unless I select the stream and press <enter>.
-tim
On August 30, 2017, Tim Chase wrote:
Based on some digging into the page source, it's pulling an audio===========================================================
element from
http://webradio.radiomonitor.com/stream/Original106
A little testing suggests that VLC's command-line client "cvlc"
knows how to play the stream with
$ cvlc http://webradio.radiomonitor.com/stream/Original106
which is giving me a little New Order stream via the CLI now.
-tim
On August 30, 2017, Angus MacKinnon wrote:
I can play the URL http://:listen.originalfm.com===========================================================
<http://:listen.originalfm.com> on my desktop using Firefox and/or
any web browser with out Adobe Flash. Can I play the URL on the
Raspberry Pi Model 3B? Google is moving everyone to https//:.
Thank you. Angus MacKinnon
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