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I've been scouring the web for a web based scheduler for use with icecast. Here is what I'm looking for: I want to be able to say "at X time, Y file/playlist will play" I want to be able to control icecast from the web I want to be able to lock control of this site with some form of authentication Preferably PHP, but ruby/rails would be good too. Any suggestions? --

You might like my project called tunequeue, though it might be overkill or too much effort to install. It does provide a web interface to ices and allows fairly complex scheduling. It is perl with a mysql backend. http://tunequeue.sf.net -Aaron On 7/4/06, oDDskOOL <oddskool@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I think what you want can be (easily ;) ) built around Ices, using perl > or Python. > > I do something very similar with a simple perl script and ices. Ices can > use a perl script as playlist, that's to say the script will...

...able to say "at X time, Y file/playlist will play" > I want to be able to control icecast from the web > I want to be able to lock control of this site with some form of > authentication > Preferably PHP, but ruby/rails would be good too. > > Any suggestions? -- (cpylft) oDDsKooL Assembly Line http://www.oddskool.net

Sorry if you received already this email, but I didn't, so I'm trying again. Hi guys, a client interested on having flash streams from a server recommended Icecast. I never heard in the Flash community about it and in the documentation it doesn't mention anything about it or about the protocol flash uses (rtmp). I read that it is possible to extend it but probably it gets a bit too

hi there, as a satisfied user for months, i'd like to show my support to icecast on my webpage; are there any kind of official icons in the blog fashion (not too large) out there ? cheers oDDsKooL -- --

I'm trying to process Icecast2 log files with Awstats and I'm running into a problem which I believe may be related to an extra entry in the Icecast2 logfiles. If one compares an Apache CLF log entry such as the following: 199.125.245.200 - - [08/May/2006:12:26:00 -0600] "GET / HTTP/1.0" 200 53 "-" "-" to an Icecast2 log entry: 166.70.52.200 - -

...stream, so you have to pass the title and so on manually. </xspf specific> Basically, this flash player just reads the mp3 stream from the mountpoint via HTTP. It won't work with ogg as Flash does'nt currently handle ogg. Nor will icecast stream via RTMP IMHO. my 2 cent... cheers oDDsKooL 2006/11/24, Christian Giordano <Christian.Giordano@framfab.com>: > > > > > Sorry if you received already this email, but I didn't, so I'm trying again. > > > > Hi guys, a client interested on having flash streams from a server > recommended Icecast. I ne...

Hi all ! ---------- I have problem with streaming... I use: Linux Fedora Core 4 - 2.6.17-1.2142_FC4smp Icecast 2.3.1 - installed from yum ices 0.4 - installed from source vlc 0.8.5 - installed from yum ---------- Im starting vlc like -

Hello, I'm creating a module written in python that brings an easy to implement interface for the libshout lib, mainly to provide streaming capabilities to a gnome player called Exaile (http://www.exaile.org). The module is almost done (already available at http://devpower.blogsite.org:8080/archivos/icastplugin.py) but I'm encountering some problems (I believe sync problems):

Just a thought: I don't know the python API, but it reminds me of a common "bug"/strange behaviour in other languages (eg PHP): often this happens because one call to "f.read(4096)" is not enough to get the full message. And if I recall exactly, it's no use to increase from 4096 to 8192 or more : it's because the f.read method is async, i.e. one call may not