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...no... Strange... Whatever... Am 22.05.2014 23:49, schrieb Denis Smajlovic: > Hi, > > What is wrong with listening to the stream using HTTP on port 8000 > on your server? > > And what is wrong with using VLC? > > /Denis :-) On 22 May 2014, at 22:47, Guido Budack > <glaivy at yandex.com> wrote: > > Hi folks, > > actually and once again quite busy I'd really appreciate a quick > hint or explanation... Somehow I dont get it... :-/ Although I'll > soon (as soon I have a more powerful server - actually a friend of > mine is hosting my si...

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Hi, Do you see any advantages of such a client? Is there a reason why you think it would exist? /Denis :-) > Den 23/05/2014 kl. 00.35 skrev Guido Budack <glaivy at yandex.com>: > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > I just mind that Icecast has its own client... > Have been surprised as I found out they there is no... > Strange... > > Whatever... > > Am 22.05.2014 23:49, schrieb Denis Smajlovic: >...

Hi, What is wrong with listening to the stream using HTTP on port 8000 on your server? And what is wrong with using VLC? /Denis :-) On 22 May 2014, at 22:47, Guido Budack <glaivy at yandex.com> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Hi folks, > > actually and once again quite busy I'd really appreciate a quick hint > or explanation... > Somehow I dont get it... :-/ > Although I'll soon (as soon I have a more pow...

Hi folks, does anybody know if there is a (fast shell-) program that extracts audio out of a video file? Lets say a MPEG4-Format... Thanks for your attention. Gee... --

<div>Hi folks,</div><div>š</div><div>I still have an unsolved problem.</div><div>I want to read out the meta-data of audio-files on the fly (that means while playing them lets say with MIXXX) and compare them with a mysql-database by php.</div><div>I have not a problem with PHP-scripts or SQL-syntax but instead no idea how to get the meta-data

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Hi folks, I want to read out meta-data (audio) and compare to a record-set in a mysql database. Any suggestions where to start? The programs I know all rip meta-data and put it into a (temporary) file. Examples ffmpeg, flumotion... So do I really need to run an additional client (if ever possible) for the sole purpose of ripping the meta-data out of the temp-file and afterwards comparing with

<div>Hello Thomas,</div><div>š</div><div>excuse me please, but I am subscribed in so many newsletter-systems that I sometimes overlook or worse, delte important things.</div><div>I have your reply no more in my /Inbox/Mailing_list/useful folder.</div><div>Can you please reflect on this topic in brief again or much better send me you last

I will ceck that option later, thanks... Actually I have another problem.... But I guess your proposition produces even more overhead than parsing a temp-file.+ Usually I'd really like to 'dock' to some C++-Interface because of speed etc but there isnt really much out there... Greets and thanks! Gee

Hoi folks, I don't like to post in newsletter because of several reason but sometimes it isn't evitable. I am setting up a internet-radio-show (exclusively live, including 2 video-streams) and I want to read out the audio-metadata of momentarily played tracks in realtime to compare it against a SQL-database. The aim is to fill up and/or update a table with 'most played'