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...quests that mountpoint, thus getting the stream. It's like making a file called index.html which you stick in the webroot diretory. It's then accesible as /index.html. Except hat in icecast, you use shout or ices to "make something accessible" and the mountpoint just becomes an artitrary moniker. it's necessary to distinguish different streams this way, as just connecting to: http://server.com:8000 gives you no indication of which of the possibly multiple streams you really want? You need the extra information. jack. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/arch...

...hus getting the stream. > > It's like making a file called index.html which you stick in the webroot > diretory. It's then accesible as /index.html. Except hat in icecast, > you use shout or ices to "make something accessible" and the mountpoint > just becomes an artitrary moniker. That much I figured out. I'm trying to use winamp to set up a remote broadcast. Where do I tell (either icecast or winamp) what the mount point is. When I use the shoutcast source it appears to create a mount moint cammed ice_0. I have no idea where that comes from. I see the /etc/mo...

they are the same for practical purposes, but I believe i started pushing m3u because it was better supported, or less application fought over it, or something. it's probably different today, but i still use m3u. M3U is simpler than pls. just a file/url per line, that's it. for a sstream a pls file would look like: http://your.server.com:8000/mymount and that's it. jack. On