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Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - lyrical - 2016-05-15
There is an awesome streaming radio called Buddha Radio.
http://www.buddharadio.com.au/
Could someone create a VERY SIMPLE Kodi Add-on that has the Buddha Radio icon, and simply loads one of the 128 bit streams below?
The Streaming URL's can be found here.
http://streamlist.southerncrossaustereo.com.au/
It shows
BUDDHA RADIO
[128 bits]
RTSP: rtsp://stream.scahw.com.au/live/buddha_128.stream
HLS: http://stream.scahw.com.au/live/buddha_1...ylist.m3u8
BUDDHA RADIO
[32 bits]
RTSP: rtsp://stream.scahw.com.au/live/buddha_32.stream
HLS: http://stream.scahw.com.au/live/buddha_3...ylist.m3u8
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - DarrenHill - 2016-05-15
Thread moved to add-on requests.
That said you could just use a strm (wiki) file to do the job.
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - MetalChris - 2016-05-16
I've created an add-on with access to all the radio streams provided by Southern Cross Austereo, which includes Buddha Radio. It's pretty basic, but all the streams are working.
EDIT: Link remove since the SCA add-on is now broken. Download the Buddha Radio add-on from post #16.
Tested on Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 & Lubuntu 14.04), Mac OS (Lion), Android (Lollipop), running Gotham, Helix, and Isengard, and experienced no issues.
If you have any issues with the add-on, please post a log (wiki).
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - lyrical - 2016-07-07
@MetalChris
Well done! I didn't even see this until now.
However i tried it on Raspberry Pi 1 - OSMC Kodi latest version and it didn't work.
I will try it on my Mac OSX media center at home though!
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - MetalChris - 2016-07-10
(2016-07-07, 08:27)lyrical Wrote: @MetalChris
Well done! I didn't even see this until now.
However i tried it on Raspberry Pi 1 - OSMC Kodi latest version and it didn't work.
I will try it on my Mac OSX media center at home though!
Well, it was nice while it lasted. Looks like they are now blocking access to the url that had the stream links for all the stations, or maybe they have just geo-blocked it. I'll have a look and see if I can get this working again soon.
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - lyrical - 2016-07-15
I created a .strm file with 1 line of text
rtsp://stream.scahw.com.au/live/buddha_128.stream
it plays and streams nice but Kodi just displays
Now Playing
buddha_128.stream
is there anyway to get it to display Track Name and Artist similar to the web player?
Just using a .strm file?
(i cant really see how but i thought i'd ask)
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - MetalChris - 2016-07-16
Since I'm unable to currently access the complete list of streams, I've used the links you provided to create an add-on for Buddha Radio only.
EDIT: Download the Buddha Radio add-on from post #16.
I've added options in the add-on settings so you can choose from all 4 of the links provided: 128k or 32k HLS, or 128k or 32k RTSP. By default, the add-on will use the 128k HLS stream, but I figure it's always good to have the option to change in the event one of the streams goes down.
Since the streams contain no information about what is playing, I've added a 'Now Playing' notification. The notification is enabled by default, and will appear for ~7 seconds in the lower right hand corner, a few seconds after the stream starts, and every 60 seconds thereafter. This can be disabled in the add-on settings.
For some reason when I first loaded the add-on on my Macbook, the 'Now Playing' notification was disabled and the RTSP stream was selected. Not sure why this happened, but when I clicked the 'Defaults' button in the settings everything returned to what should have been selected by default. Other than that, the add-on has performed as expected on all my devices.
Tested on Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 & Lubuntu 14.04), Mac OS (Lion), Android (Lollipop), running Gotham, Helix, and Isengard.
If you have any issues with the add-on, please post a log (wiki) to pastebin.com or similar site.
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - lyrical - 2016-07-16
You my friend, are a dead set legend!
I will test today.
How good is Buddha Radio!
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - peppe_sr - 2016-07-16
Really cool radio. iirc it is also available through tunein!
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - lyrical - 2016-07-17
installed the addon and it works!
Well done @MetalChris!
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - lyrical - 2016-07-17
@peppe_sr the Tunein only streams the 32kbps stream.
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - peppe_sr - 2016-07-17
Ah ok, i will instal the add on.
Peppe
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - peppe_sr - 2016-09-14
is someone experiencing the continuous addon notification even if radio stream has been stopped? (it is shown also during video files reproduction).
if needed i could post a log.
Peppe
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - MetalChris - 2016-09-14
(2016-09-14, 14:12)peppe_sr Wrote: is someone experiencing the continuous addon notification even if radio stream has been stopped? (it is shown also during video files reproduction).
if needed i could post a log.
Peppe
Hmm, I have not seen continuous notification, but I have seen the notification pop up once after the stream had been stopped. There is a timer running while the stream is playing that activates the notification. As long as the stream is playing, the timer restarts after displaying the notification, so it should be considered 'normal' for the notification to display one time after the stream ends. Continuous display is definitely not normal though. I'll look into adding an abort command and see if that will kill the timer if the stream is stopped.
RE: Create a Buddha Radio Addon? - peppe_sr - 2016-09-15
thanks, really appreciated.
could i do a "cosmetic" request? during the reproduction of music instead of "playlist" could be displayed the name of the station?
thanks again.
Peppe