Hi Nik,
> Does shoutcast run across isdn?
Shoutcast, like its commercial counterparts, runs on an IP network.
You can:
1) use an ISDN modem (PCI, or PC card) that plugs into the PC, or
2) use an ISDN TA that connects via a serial port, or
3) use an ISDN router, connected via Ethernet to the PC.
oadcasting,
etc.
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> Does shoutcast
Does shoutcast run across isdn?
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&g
Why? Just use shoutcast/icecast for that.
Bkw
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Has anyone ever thought configuring asterisk on a pair of pc's to act as
remote broadcast terminals for the broadcast radio industry? Seems like
a stripped down asterisk on a laptop with a PCMCIA ISDN modem connecting
to another asterisk instance on a PC at a radio station would work
nicely.
