I don't think that can be done, how ever can you maybe broadcast at a lower
bitrate or even vbr or heaac using liquidsoap to accomidate for the packet
loss that might happen over your ADSL line? Just a suggestion.
Blessings and happy Friday.
Sarah k Alawami: Owner of Alawami Productions, wher
It isn't possible to synchronize the hardware you have. No matter what you
do in software, two playback clocks will run at slightly different rates.
What is 44.1kHz to you might be 44,101kHz to someone else.
I have heard of hardware using your broadcast carrier or GPS carrier as a
clock sync, but
Hi All,
I'm currently using LiquidSoap as an ICECast encoder for a small community
radio station and it works really well.
We currently use Barix Instreamers (Encoders) and Extreamers (Decoders) for
distributing live audio to transmitter sites over ADSL.
This works well, but ADSL is subject to a
