Closed oroszgergely closed 2 years ago
You need to specify three fields
Yes, i know, it is historical reason and must be improved.
thanks for your answer. the cli.urlset worked some release ago, i dont remember if it was 1.9 or some older 2.0, but it worked, i used it in a nodejs script. i tried the commands you suggested:
Karadio telnet
cli.urlset("http://streaming.hotmix-radio.net")
CLI.URLSET#: http://streaming.hotmix-radio.net
cli.pathset("/hotmixradio-lounge-128.mp3")
CLI.PATHSET#: /hotmixradio-lounge-128.mp3
cli.portset("80")
CLI.PORTSET#: 80
cli.start ///here happens what i said, it starts to play the previously played station, doesnt matter, what i entered with cli commands
CLI.NAMESET#: 0 Rádio 1
CLI.URLSET#: http://stream2.radio1.hu
CLI.PATHSET#: /high.mp3.m3u
CLI.PORTSET#: 80
CLI.OVOLSET#: 0
CLI.VOL#: 254
CLI.URLSET#: http://stream2.radio1.hu
CLI.PATHSET#: /high.mp3
CLI.PORTSET#: 80
CLI.STOPPED# from C_PLIST
CLI.ICY0#: Radio 1
CLI.ICY3#: http:\/\/www.radio1.hu
CLI.ICY4#: pop
CLI.ICY5#: 320
CLI.ICY6#: Csak igazi mai slager megy
CLI.PLAYING
In fact the right command is cli.instant
and not cli.play
I forgotten this point. ;-)
hi there,
If im trying to play any station url via telnet by issuing the cli.url("stationUrl"), it confirms by echoing: ##CLI.URLSET#: stationUrl, but the station wont start. issuing the cli.start command starts the previously or currently played station, but wont switch to the new stationUrl one.
The above commands worked perfectly on prev rls-s.
Thanks in advance