I have two SB Radios - faithful beasts and I applaud the community here for their dedication.
I use a Readynas RN312 with these two radios and until now this has served my needs by:
a) Playing spotify
b) Playing radio
c) Playing podcasts
CUrrent version of the LMS on the Readynas is: 7.9.0 - TRUNK @ UNKNOWN
Current version of software on the radios is 7.7.3r16676
The radios were in storage during some building work and now that is over I'm trying to get things up and running again. All is fine apart from podcasts which all fetch an uptodate list of the podcasts but all fail to load with a 'Connection timed out' error.
If I connect to mysqueezebox.com, some of the podcasts load but several fail with a 403 forbidden error.
My questions:
1) Any software I should be updating here? I know there is 7.9.1 (unsupported) and tried uploading the debian x86 package to the Readynas. It seemed to install (successful message) but the same version of the LMS (7.9.0) is on the NAS.
2) What's going on with my podcasts?
Grateful for any help. Apologies for wafer-thin knowledge of how these things really work. But so reluctant to try another solution to my audio needs here as I love these two radios.
I use a Readynas RN312 with these two radios and until now this has served my needs by:
a) Playing spotify
b) Playing radio
c) Playing podcasts
CUrrent version of the LMS on the Readynas is: 7.9.0 - TRUNK @ UNKNOWN
Current version of software on the radios is 7.7.3r16676
The radios were in storage during some building work and now that is over I'm trying to get things up and running again. All is fine apart from podcasts which all fetch an uptodate list of the podcasts but all fail to load with a 'Connection timed out' error.
If I connect to mysqueezebox.com, some of the podcasts load but several fail with a 403 forbidden error.
My questions:
1) Any software I should be updating here? I know there is 7.9.1 (unsupported) and tried uploading the debian x86 package to the Readynas. It seemed to install (successful message) but the same version of the LMS (7.9.0) is on the NAS.
2) What's going on with my podcasts?
Grateful for any help. Apologies for wafer-thin knowledge of how these things really work. But so reluctant to try another solution to my audio needs here as I love these two radios.