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..., that the decision would be made to return non-vorbis streams. Instead, I've gotten nothing but silence regarding the matter. I guess what it boils down to is a fundamental concept of what Icecast is. To me, it's a simple, free, and open source alternative to other non-free, free but restrictred, etc streaming media servers. Others believe, I think, that it is really just a mechanism to boost the adoption of all the xiph codecs. This was evident from the very beginning when Jack Moffit added support for mp3 back into icecast2 as a "transition path to vorbis" for broadcasters....

...drivers. 2) The working mode restriction 640x480 gives the console set to 68Hz vertical refresh (as monitor reports). 3) The X started from console (having 640x480 restriction) allows only 640x480 mode in config. Any other mode produces working X with blank screen, excepting console started restrictred to 800x600 or 1024x768, which retains the monitor's floating message about 'unusable mode'. Either way, input in X works. 4) The X in 640x480 has actual vertical refresh of 68Hz, which xrandr reports as 75Hz. Attempt to change vert. refresh rate to 60Hz produces screen 'str...

I thought the YP code was going to be fixed to use less resources so it could be used with other stream formats. It seems to be taking a long time. As it is now, Icecast2 is not a good solution for those wanting to be on a popular directory. I am forced to recommend using Shoutcast to my clients so they can get onto a popular directory. I would prefer to recommend Icecast2. Ross Levis.

...fixed, that the decision would be made to return non-vorbis streams. Instead, I've gotten nothing but silence regarding the matter. I guess what it boils down to is a fundamental concept of what Icecast is. To me, it's a simple, free, and open source alternative to other non-free, free but restrictred, etc streaming media servers. Others believe, I think, that it is really just a mechanism to boost the adoption of all the xiph codecs. This was evident from the very beginning when Jack Moffit added support for mp3 back into icecast2 as a "transition path to vorbis" for broadcasters....

...riction 640x480 gives > the console set to 68Hz vertical refresh (as > monitor reports). > > 3) The X started from console (having 640x480 > restriction) allows only 640x480 mode in config. > Any other mode produces working X with blank > screen, excepting console started restrictred to > 800x600 or 1024x768, which retains the monitor's > floating message about 'unusable mode'. Either > way, input in X works. > > 4) The X in 640x480 has actual vertical refresh > of 68Hz, which xrandr reports as 75Hz. Attempt > to change vert. refresh rat...

...Instead, I've gotten nothing but silence > regarding the matter. > > I guess what it boils down to is a fundamental concept of what > Icecast is. To me, it's a simple, free, and open source > alternative to other non-free, free but restrictred, etc > streaming media servers. Others believe, I think, that it is > really just a mechanism to boost the adoption of all the xiph > codecs. This was evident from the very beginning when Jack > Moffit added support for mp3 back into icecast2 as a &gt...

...Instead, I've gotten nothing but silence > regarding the matter. > > I guess what it boils down to is a fundamental concept of what > Icecast is. To me, it's a simple, free, and open source > alternative to other non-free, free but restrictred, etc > streaming media servers. Others believe, I think, that it is > really just a mechanism to boost the adoption of all the xiph > codecs. This was evident from the very beginning when Jack > Moffit added support for mp3 back into icecast2 as a &gt...

Hi guys, I''m facing an error trying to run my app as mongrel_service, hope those who have faced similar issue can help to shed some lights. The app was fine when running from console, but when running it as a service, it failed when I try to upload ''image file'', it has no issue uploading other types of files. Environment: ------------ mongrel (1.0.1, 0.3.13.3)