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is there any advice anyone can give me in relation to running a icecast server thats encoding on the fly for a live radio feed? its run off freeBSD 4.5 icecast 1.3.12 and darkice .8. the machine is PII 400mhz with 448MB RAM and we are having major quality issues right now...... any help would be appreciated... -jim www.wkdu.org -- --- >8 ---- List archives:

Hi, folks. I've installed icecast 1.3.11 and I'm very happy with it. But I'd like to add a "now playing" gizmo to my home page; can anyone point me to a php script or something else that does the trick? Thanks in advance. -- People don't quit playing because they ___vvz /( grow old. They grow old because they <__,` Z / ( quit playing. [Oliver Wendell

...in advance. Two approaches. The first is to parse the cue file that ices generates. On my system at least, the artist and song constitute the last two lines of said cue file. The location of this file is set in your ices.conf file. Another approach is to write a perl handler for ices. in the ices_perl_get_next() function, insert the chosen song info into a database table. Then write a PHP script to select from that table. -- Steve Chadsey <tyr@teiresias.net> Now playing: Karma (Kamelot - "Karma") --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ icecast project homepage: h...

...The first is to parse the cue file that ices > generates. On my system at least, the artist and song constitute > the last two lines of said cue file. The location of this file is > set in your ices.conf file. > > Another approach is to write a perl handler for ices. in the > ices_perl_get_next() function, insert the chosen song info into a > database table. Then write a PHP script to select from that table. Ok. I'm using shout and not ices (I couldn't get it to compile; I'm using FreeBSD and can't code C worth a damn), so the second approach will not work. But I can...