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<blockquote data-quote="felix_clerc" data-source="post: 755844" data-attributes="member: 99109">Hello Stepko,I didn't had time to retest now, will try later today (tvserver is quite heavily used by the family at the moment).What I remember from my last try is that the radio channel did not show up in the radio section, but in the TV section, from where they cannot be played as there is no video in the stream.If I open the m3u in the webradios, it doesn't work as the ip addresses are not valid internet addresses.To better explain this, my tv server got 2 NIC, one attached to my lan with a gateway (which radios try to use), and another one with a private IP address attached to the specific port of my fiber channel receiver where the udp streams are available.So, either I need to tell the radio webstreams to use a particular nic, or I need to tell the TV part that streams without video are valid radio channels.I'll try to set up a dvbip virtual tuner and use the radio m3u later - I'll scan the channels and will post the logs.Well, funny nobody came accross that before...Thanks to all for your help!Felix</blockquote>

[QUOTE="felix_clerc, post: 755844, member: 99109"] Hello Stepko, I didn't had time to retest now, will try later today (tvserver is quite heavily used by the family at the moment). What I remember from my last try is that the radio channel did not show up in the radio section, but in the TV section, from where they cannot be played as there is no video in the stream. If I open the m3u in the webradios, it doesn't work as the ip addresses are not valid internet addresses. To better explain this, my tv server got 2 NIC, one attached to my lan with a gateway (which radios try to use), and another one with a private IP address attached to the specific port of my fiber channel receiver where the udp streams are available. So, either I need to tell the radio webstreams to use a particular nic, or I need to tell the TV part that streams without video are valid radio channels. I'll try to set up a dvbip virtual tuner and use the radio m3u later - I'll scan the channels and will post the logs. Well, funny nobody came accross that before... Thanks to all for your help! Felix [/QUOTE]

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