raymond, you've got a creative nomad, right? have you looked at www.redchairsoftware.com 's notmad
manager? it will allow you to stream off of your player..... is quite nice... gives a nice little
web interface.....
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Friday, January 9, 2004, 1:29:00 PM, you wrote:
JJ> I use winamp to feed the stream. (I am using shoutcast at the moment, but they are compatible servers)
JJ> What platform? If you are on some flavor of Unix (like Mac OS X), you could use the iceplay streamer.
JJ> Q3: What are iceplay and icedir?
JJ> A3: Two extra components come with the icecast system. iceplay is an MP3 file
JJ> streamer. It takes a playlist of MP3 files at a specified bandwidth and
JJ> sends them to an icecast server. You can use it to broadcast pre-encoded
JJ> files, but it does not encode anything on its own. icedir is an
JJ> implementation of a directory server that will list broadcasts and keeps
JJ> track of basic information about public icecast servers (number of
JJ> listeners, bitrate, url, etc.).
JJ> You should be able to use the same controling software for icecast that works with
JJ> shoutcast, so here is the shoutcast help page for "DJs".
JJ> http://www.shoutcast.com/download/broadcast.phtml
JJ> Jerry Johnson
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JJ> Anyone here run icecast? I've got the server installed, and confirmed by
JJ> viewing the stats, but can't seem to figure out how to open an actual mp3,
JJ> or where you even define it. Ie, if my mp3s are in g:\music, how do I
JJ> request that via the mp3 player?
JJ>
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