Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.1) Installed from: SuSE RPMs When I try to open (add) http://www.boombasticradio.com/shoutcast/64.pls nothing happens. Noatun plays it allright. Cheers, Jeroen
Here's the file's content, for convenience: [playlist] numberofentries=2 File1=http://stream01.prolocation.net:11000 Title1=WWW.BOOMBASTICRADIO.COM - DUAL ISDN/BROADBAND#1 [64kbps] Length1=-1 File2=http://stream02.prolocation.net:11000 Title2=WWW.BOOMBASTICRADIO.COM - DUAL ISDN/BROADBAND#2 [64kbps] Length2=-1 Version=2
Still not fixed in AmaroK 1.0 beta1. Cheers, Jeroen
You can insert the streams themselves into the list. It also works fine if you download the playlist and open it locally. I'm confused. I'll check the failure code.
CVS commit by mhowell: Seems to fix this bug where a remote playlist wouldn't load. What gets me is I have no idea how any streams were loading before. CCMAIL: 78303-done@bugs.kde.org M +1 -2 playlistloader.cpp 1.66 --- kdeextragear-1/amarok/amarok/playlistloader.cpp #1.65:1.66 @@ -472,6 +472,5 @@ PlaylistLoader::DownloadPlaylistEvent::m //but we need to add .pls/.m3u extension or the Loader will fail QString path = m_url.filename(); - //FIXME KTempfile doesn't allow no prefix AND requires you to add the '.'! whattapileofcrap! - KTempFile tmpfile( QString::null, path.right( path.findRev( '.' ) ) ); //use default suffix + KTempFile tmpfile( QString::null, path.mid( path.findRev( '.' ) ) ); //use default prefix path = tmpfile.name();
FYI: This bug only occurs, when trying to play the remote PLS-file (boombastic radio) from within AmaroK, using the Add Media button. When AmaroK is triggered from outside (e.g. from commandline or a konqueror bookmark) it works fine: #amarok http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=8286&file=filename.pls #[Loader::tryConnect()] connecting to/tmp/ksocket-jeroen/amarok.loader_socket [amaroK loader] amaroK is already running. Transmitting command line arguments.. [amaroK loader] Loader exiting. [1]+ Done amarok http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=8286 ...and the stream keeps playing. I just found this out, sorry for the late notice. Hopefully your fix will fix this. Cheers and keept up the great work, Jeroen