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(NB. I previously posted these files in the DM7000 section but have slightly simplified things and now make them available for any Enigma1 Dreambox)
Hi All,
When I'm not at home, I use my laptop as a 'sort of' portable radio with all the Satellite radio stations (and the audio of all the TV stations) on my Dreambox available wherever I am located (so long as I have an internet connection!).
I have streamed Audio and Video round my LAN using VLC for a long time but it is only recently I have streamed audio over the internet. My broadband upstream bandwidth (256Kb/s) is too slow for video without recoding but audio is fine straight out of the Dreambox!
To do this I set up DynDNS to point to my home internet IP and used 3 Mobile Internet on my laptop but soon found that my Enigma1 Dreambox DM7000S sends its Local LAN IP in the audio.pls file that should start the stream. This, of course, works fine when at home over the LAN but has no meaning when sent to a remote location over the internet. What is needed is the DNS from my DynDNS account.
To solve this problem I wrote a Linux Shell Script and later a Windows Batch File to auto edit the received audio.pls file and change the LAN IP to the DynDNS.
If you have tried internet audio streaming from an Enigma1 Dreambox and failed for this reason, then try using my script/batch file. The script/batch file MUST be edited to suit your Dreambox LAN IP and your DynDNS before it is installed on your PC/Laptop. How to do this and installation instructions are in the 'readme' file contained in the ZIP.
Download the ZIP appropriate to your PC/Laptop OS (Windoze or Linux), extract the files from the ZIP and then open the readme with a text editor. Follow the instructions and you'll soon have a remote/portable Satellite Radio Player!
Please ask if you have any questions or problems.
Best wishes, John.
Hi All,
When I'm not at home, I use my laptop as a 'sort of' portable radio with all the Satellite radio stations (and the audio of all the TV stations) on my Dreambox available wherever I am located (so long as I have an internet connection!).
I have streamed Audio and Video round my LAN using VLC for a long time but it is only recently I have streamed audio over the internet. My broadband upstream bandwidth (256Kb/s) is too slow for video without recoding but audio is fine straight out of the Dreambox!
To do this I set up DynDNS to point to my home internet IP and used 3 Mobile Internet on my laptop but soon found that my Enigma1 Dreambox DM7000S sends its Local LAN IP in the audio.pls file that should start the stream. This, of course, works fine when at home over the LAN but has no meaning when sent to a remote location over the internet. What is needed is the DNS from my DynDNS account.
To solve this problem I wrote a Linux Shell Script and later a Windows Batch File to auto edit the received audio.pls file and change the LAN IP to the DynDNS.
If you have tried internet audio streaming from an Enigma1 Dreambox and failed for this reason, then try using my script/batch file. The script/batch file MUST be edited to suit your Dreambox LAN IP and your DynDNS before it is installed on your PC/Laptop. How to do this and installation instructions are in the 'readme' file contained in the ZIP.
Download the ZIP appropriate to your PC/Laptop OS (Windoze or Linux), extract the files from the ZIP and then open the readme with a text editor. Follow the instructions and you'll soon have a remote/portable Satellite Radio Player!
Please ask if you have any questions or problems.
Best wishes, John.