If I try to play any of the inaccessible streams in cmus by navigating to an m3u file, I get these errors:
Error: Couldn't get file information for https://s2.radio.co/sedf30688d/listen
Error: Couldn't get file information for http://stream.kpsu.org:8080/listen
Error: Couldn't get file information for https://ice24.securenetsystems.net/WYCE
If I try to add the stream manually using (:add <stream address>), I get:
Error: adding 'https://s2.radio.co/sedf30688d/listen': No such file or directory
Thanks for any assistance/ideas!
1) uname -a:
Linux 2019pi225 5.10.63-v7+ #1488 SMP Thu Nov 18 16:14:44 GMT 2021 armv7l GNU/Linux
2) cmus --version:
cmus v2.7.0
Copyright 2004-2006 Timo Hirvonen
Copyright 2008-2013 Various Authors
I am having trouble playing many online radio streams (which I have been able to access with, e.g., VLC). For example:
https://s2.radio.co/sedf30688d/listen (KUOI, Moscow, ID) https://streamer.radio.co/scad0cc067/listen (KPSU, Portland, OR)
For both of these, if I look at the Http-Header-Live output while playing in Firefox, they are both:
And, as you see below, I have the mad plugin installed for such filetypes.
I'm also not able to access this one (among many others):
https://ice24.securenetsystems.net/WYCE (WYCE, Grand Rapids, MI)
It has a different content-type
but this should be handled by my aac plugin
I'm able to access other streams fine, e.g.,
http://stream.kalx.berkeley.edu:8000/kalx-256.mp3 (KALX, Berkeley)
which is also an
audio/mpeg
Content-Type.If I try to play any of the inaccessible streams in cmus by navigating to an m3u file, I get these errors:
If I try to add the stream manually using (
:add <stream address>
), I get:Thanks for any assistance/ideas!
1)
uname -a
:2)
cmus --version
:3)
cmus --plugins
: