daneed
commented
4 years ago ...and...THE SOLUTION IS:
- open FlutterRadioPlugin.m, and add this function:
- (NSURL*) getResolvedUrl:(NSURL*) url { struct hostent* remoteHostEnt = gethostbyname([[url host] UTF8String]); struct in_addr* remoteInAddr = (struct in_addr*) remoteHostEnt->h_addr_list[0]; char* sRemoteInAddr = inet_ntoa(*remoteInAddr); NSString* hostIP = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:sRemoteInAddr]; NSString* wholeURLString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@://%@:%@", [url scheme], hostIP, [[url port] stringValue]]; NSLog(@"lookupHostIPAddressForURL source: %@, result: %@", [url absoluteString], wholeURLString); return [NSURL URLWithString:wholeURLString]; } - then, in the code, instead of
audioFileURL = [NSURL URLWithString:path];write this:audioFileURL = [self getResolvedUrl: [NSURL URLWithString:path]];!
Voilá! Now FlutterRadio can work with dns-based url-s, not only with ip-based ones. Cheers, Daneed.
MarcelSchweichlerKretzmann
Hi! On ios, if I want a net radio to be played by flutter radio, this works only, if the url is an IP address. If I try to add a radio by domain name, this won't get played on ios.
For example: "http://stm16.abcaudio.tv:25584/player.mp3" works only on Android. BUT "http://88.198.10.229:8056" works on both platform.
Other examples: http://88.198.10.229:8056 ok for both http://37.59.41.148:17212 ok for both http://uk7.internet-radio.com:8226 ok only for Android.
Do you have any idea about the reason? Maybe something around AVUrlAsset initialization?