Interesting question - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Development (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=32) +--- Forum: Kodi Application (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=93) +--- Thread: Interesting question (/showthread.php?tid=6442) |
- pikeboy - 2004-10-14 here are the sys requirements for xm radio online: ---------- to optimize your xm radio online listening experience, we suggest the following system configuration: windows media player 9.0 or higher microsoft® windows millennium edition, windows 2000, or windows xp internet explorer 6.0 or higher macromedia flash 6.0 or higher pentium®-class processor 128 mb of ram internet connection (broadband recommended) sound card and powered speakers (or headphones) -------------- i have an account and would love to be able to listen to my xm-radio through xbmc. is this at all possible? i am a programmer and would be willing to help on this even though i don't have much experience programming for the xbox. let me know because this would be a huge addition! - pike - 2004-10-14 well give us the direct link to the mediafile (no playlist) and we'll give it a shot - pikeboy - 2004-10-15 here's what i was able to get so far http://www.xmradio.com/xstream....eed=low i doubt that's really what you need. here is the flash file: http://www.xmradio.com/xstream/service/player/wmp/xmplayer.swf and here is the link directly to the radio. i don't know if you can get in w/o a username/password but i would be 100% willing to hand over my username/password to a serious developer(as you obviously are pike) if someone would be willing to see if it can be decoded. thanks again...lemme know if you need more - pike - 2004-10-15 they obviosuly dont want people to access the streams in any other way than using their webpage, or they wouldnt go to all the trouble of "masqing" it so well. seen this many times before and i even tried several times to find the true link. problem is, the javascript parser is embedded in either windows or windows mediaplayer (as far as i can tell). adding support for such things will probably never happen i'm afraid. there exists several "streamrippers", but i doubt anyone supports this way of masqing yet. - Hullebulle - 2004-10-15 but it is possible to get the real stream url i think. only xm file i could test was http://www.xmradio.com/oanda/oa.wax since your first link leads me to the xm order page only and the second one to the flashfile, but it keeps restarting whenever it managed to list the genres (instant loop). if wmp starts this .wax file it gets this data: Quote:000000 3c 41 53 58 20 76 65 72 73 69 6f 6e 20 3d 20 22 <asx version = " so wmp gets a asx playlist with the following entrys: mms://a1557.v5052e.c5052.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/1557/5052/415b1a3c/xmradio.download.akamai.com/5052/wmedia/oa/oa_part1.wma and mms://a1557.v5052e.c5052.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/1557/5052/415b1a3c/xmradio.download.akamai.com/5052/wmedia/oa/oa_part1.wma but i don't know if the same system is used for the pay accounts. if so it should be possible to write a script, that will fetch the file from xm and extract the mms urls. - pikeboy - 2004-10-18 thanks a lot for at least attempting to look at this issue. i mean clearly they do not want anyone accessing it through anything but their website but it's just so frustrating because i want to be able to listen to xm on my main stereo system in my common room! and i don't want to sopend $100+ on a receiver and another $10/month on an account. i have a $4 online account and that would be perfect! well, once again thanks a lot for at least entertaining the idea for a little. have a great one! - CGreenTX - 2004-10-30 i spent about an hour tinkering with this idea when i first signed up for xm radio online. the flash interface obscuresa lot, however i think it wouldn't be too terribly hard to write something. here is what i've found. 1. they use a cookie after login to their site that expires. 2. once you have the cookie, you can access the content on their site which includes the xml containing channels and currently playing tracks. 3. when you select a channel and a stream, they pass down a asx file which links you to akmai streaming. 4. the link to akmai contains a key which is apparently rotated every few days as the link i found in the asx was good for a few days before it died. anyone willing to take this further? i am a legit subscriber and would definately like to play it on xbmc. chris green |