Jessendelft

Thank you for responding! I have been busy the last few weeks, so sorry for my delay. To answer your question on how to add an RSS-feed in YT-Music: Go to Library On the top, select Podcasts A button then appears saying 'Add podcast'. This gives you the option to add a podcast by RSS feed. I have tried to edit the RSS feed coming from rRadio by changing the source RSS file through WinSCP, but regardless of what I add or remove it seems like this RSS feed feature is mostly meant to share podcasts between Youtube and YT-Music, like you said. I couldn't get it to work, even though the RSS feed seemed to be completely according to spec. I've even tried debugging through ADB, checking the logs from YT-Music. Unfortunately they are not very clear as to where it fails. Looking at the RSS-feeds that are supported, there is a lot of custom information added to them. The reason I wanted a 3rd party provider was because I have 2 main goals: I want to listen to the records while I'm riding my bike home. This means listening from my phone, with the screen locked. Apps on Android not meant for media playback tend to pause in the background or when the screen is locked. When at work, I'm listening on my PC. So a media app that syncs my progress between devices is very handy. I did some trials, and it seems that when I keep the website open on my phone, media playback continues even though the screen is locked. And rRadio actually keeps track of where you were in the file, so switching to PC seems to be working reasonably well too. So all in all, a workable solution. If you do happen to know a popular 3rd party app that can do both these things I'm happy to know so I can try them out!

Hi PeteL, Thank you for your awesome program! I've been searching for something like this ever since my favorite DJ switched radio station 2 years ago, and his new station did not offer the possibility to relisten the entire episode online. I have it up & running as a docker app. I'm exposing the site to the internet through a Cloudflare tunnel, so I can reach it from anywhere in the world. The possibility to play recordings as an RSS stream is very smart, and I can get VLC to recognize and play it. However, I'd like to use Youtube Music instead, but this unfortunately rejects the RSS file. I've tried to debug it, and found that the RSS file is in some places incomplete and in other places wrong. Some examples are: <chanelId> is an undefined rss element <guid> must be a full URL, unless isPermaLink attribute is false <enclosure length> must be file size in bytes, not duration in seconds. It should also be an int. The first <link> must be a full and valid URL. I think this can just be the Feeds Url set in the settings. <language> must be an ISO-639 language code. Have you tried to verify the generated RSS file with a tool like https://validator.w3.org/feed/ ? Since your project is closed source, I unfortunately cannot change the xml generator. Are you able to fix it? Cheers!