Stream playlist does nothing

does firebug register the ajax action when you click stream, if so what is the contents of the returned information (it should have a javascript function call to trigger the iframe reload)

I am having the same issue in both Firefox 3 and Epiphany-gecko on Linux. The stream does not automatically start, but if I look at "Page Info" in FF3, click the media tab, and scroll to the bottom of the list I see "http://example.com/ampache/stream.php?action=basket&playlist_method=" which can be loaded by url to play the m3u in-browser, it does not force me to download like in older versions of ampache (it was better when it forced my browser to save/open it, imo) I added my ampache page to the list of sites to allow pop-ups from so I don't think it's that. Give me any info on how to debug this and I'll try it for you.

I installed firebug and when I click to Play the playlist it "GET"s this file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <root>

<content div="rfc3514"><![CDATA[<script type="text/javascript">reload_util('http://example.com

/ampache/stream.php?action=basket&playlist_method=');</script>]]></content> </root>

(And yes, the "example.com"s are my own doing just to post it here :x

I've had a few reports of this now, every single one of them has ended up either being a mime-type issue (configuration wise) or an issue with one of the plugins. I am unable to reproduce this. I would suggest disabling add-ons and double checking your mime-type settings.

This was with completely default settings connecting to a fresh 3.4.1 install on one machine and a 3.6-Alpha1 (Build 008) install on a friend's machine and happened in Firefox3, Epiphany, and Epiphany-webkit. Opera plays the music but it seems to play it embeded and with no control over it other than to put a different song at the top of the playlist and start it again. Never was I prompted to download a playlist file.

Like I said, I can't reproduce this, FF 2.x and 3.x work perfectly for me on 3.4.1 and 3.5 (no change in js to trigger the playlist). I've troubleshoot at least 4 similar issues on IRC and it has turned out to be a mime configuration issue, or a plugin.

I am slightly confused as to your statement "Opera Plays the music but it seems to play it embeded" you mean it opens the m3u inside the browser? if so that's a mime-type configuration issue on your end.

Until I can reproduce this, I can't fix it.

It doesn't download and run the actual m3u, when it accesses the url to the stream it plays in the browser but even the media info says that it is embedded, there's no choice to download it. I would think that the Webkit engine handling things differently than Gecko would be the reason for this, otherwise shouldn't it have done the same in FF3?