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2013-01-22
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Found an easier method. The XML URL does not work for all stations and the station ID is hard to find.
They use a JSON API for getting the streaming info for the flash player on their site and you can use this to get all the data you need. Inside the JSON packet is a HTTP stream URL that works with the stock media player. The RTMP link is also there, if you want that, but I have found the HTTP stream works just fine.
Replace 0000 with the station number that can be found in the URL of your station you want to listen to.
curl -X POST -d 1 http://www.iheart.com/a/live/station/0000/stream/
Example:
Station on the site - http://www.iheart.com/live/1021-The-Edge-2815/
Take 2815 as the station number.
curl -X POST -d 1 http://www.iheart.com/a/live/station/2815/stream/
Take the "shoutcast_url" out of the JSON packet and plug that into the Maemo media player or whatever you want.
They use a JSON API for getting the streaming info for the flash player on their site and you can use this to get all the data you need. Inside the JSON packet is a HTTP stream URL that works with the stock media player. The RTMP link is also there, if you want that, but I have found the HTTP stream works just fine.
Replace 0000 with the station number that can be found in the URL of your station you want to listen to.
curl -X POST -d 1 http://www.iheart.com/a/live/station/0000/stream/
Example:
Station on the site - http://www.iheart.com/live/1021-The-Edge-2815/
Take 2815 as the station number.
curl -X POST -d 1 http://www.iheart.com/a/live/station/2815/stream/
Take the "shoutcast_url" out of the JSON packet and plug that into the Maemo media player or whatever you want.
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2013-01-22
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Is there somewhere that I can install curl on my Maemo 4 device?
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2013-01-22
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Will this work with nokia n9?
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2013-01-22
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it doesn't work on the browser with the new flash?
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2013-01-22
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Originally Posted by Addison
I'm not sure, but you could just get the URL on another computer and then type it in your Maemo 4 device. The URL is not user or device specific.
Is there somewhere that I can install curl on my Maemo 4 device?
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2013-01-22
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Originally Posted by unoace
If the N9 can play HTTP streams, yes. I don't have an N9.
Will this work with nokia n9?
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2013-01-22
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Originally Posted by bingomion
If you can trick your flash to report >10 it might work, but think about it... would you rather run flash that uses a lot of power or just stream the audio feed in a low-resource music player.
it doesn't work on the browser with the new flash?
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2013-01-22
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Originally Posted by Addison
Old thread but still relevant http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=16292
Is there somewhere that I can install curl on my Maemo 4 device?
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The script is written in python so you can just save it as iheartradio.py and execute it with python iheartradio.py
You must compile a RECENT version of mplayer! The version from extra does not have rtmp support and will NOT work. SVN snapshot 32027 compiles in the SDK without a problem.
If there is a demand I can provide the mplayer binary and/or sources.
The Script:
#!/usr/bin/env python import subprocess import time import urllib2 import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET import os import datetime #Location of Stream to be SAVED DefaultStation="wtfx-fm" def getXML(): data=urllib2.urlopen('http://p2.'+station+'.ccomrcdn.com/player/player_dispatcher.html?section=radio&action=listen_live').read() xml=ET.fromstring(data) return xml def getSongInfo(): xml=getXML() artist=xml.find('ListenLiveInitialize/JustPlayed/song/artist').attrib['name'] title=xml.find('ListenLiveInitialize/JustPlayed/song/track').attrib['track_title'] return artist,title while True: station=raw_input("Enter Station ID [" + DefaultStation + "]: ") if not station: station=DefaultStation try: xml=getXML() except urllib2.URLError: print "Error - Invalid Station ID or Web Server Problem - Try Again" else: break while True: try: TIME=int(raw_input("Time Stream will Play (in minutes): ")) except ValueError: print "Error - Invalid Time - Try Again" else: break rtmpurl=xml.find("ListenLiveInitialize/StreamInfo/stream").attrib['primary_location'] mp=subprocess.Popen(['/usr/bin/mplayer', rtmpurl, '-novideo', '-ao', 'pulse', '-quiet'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE) mpPID=mp.pid endTime = datetime.datetime.now() + datetime.timedelta(minutes=TIME) OldSongInfo=[] while datetime.datetime.now() < endTime: SongInfo=getSongInfo() if not SongInfo == OldSongInfo: OldSongInfo = SongInfo print SongInfo[0] + " - " + SongInfo[1] time.sleep(5) print("Stopping MPlayer...") os.kill(mpPID, 2) print "Done"