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Hi - I'm currently researching possible implementations of a streaming Ogg server for use with DarkIce to reencode live radio traffic for streaming simulcast. DarkIce claims support for IceCast2, which supports streaming Ogg-vorbis media. The only sticking point I'm running into -- it's been damned near impossible to find anything more than mere scraps of information about the state

Hello, I have another question as to what we need to use with our stations, if Icecast is what we need. We will be simulcasting three stations through DSL. No one will be accessing this but our stations. We will put out our programming from the main office, hook up a computer at three stations to receive the feed and put it out on air. Then also we will be on the internet with one of the

I just thought of something: Given the maximum supported network packet size, and the minimum number of channels (probably stereo) for a FLAC broadcast stream, it should be possible to calculate the absolute longest time that a single network packet could span. Once you know that time, you could simply double it, and then make sure the streaming client always buffers up at least that

I've done checkouts from CVS as outlined on the page. Checking out module 'icecast' from cvs.icecast.org and then executing ./autogen.sh causes the icecast code to indicate "Building icecast-1.3.12..." and there is no HACKING file in sight. Is the icecast2 source on another branch? Another module? I'm having the damnedest time finding the active development branch...

Hello again No replies regarding memory requirements! I have an idea to provide 1000's of streams without the requirement of 100's of source PC's, and perhaps without even requiring Icecast at all. But I'm not sure if this will work. We will have thousands of 24 hour playlists generated everyday by software I'm developing. If we encode all our audio files at 32kb/s, could

The main problem is in the Ogg layer, in my opinion. Imagine this extreme use-case with __completely made up__ numbers. This is a scenario where the server is encoding to FLAC on-the-fly from a raw PCM input, either from disk or a live stream. Let's say the FLAC block size is 1024 samples, or 23ms at 44100 Hz. Let's say each silent block compresses to 1 byte. Let's also say that

> > >you don't want to do live simulcast sh0ws , correct? .. just offer 24-7 > >music ( which will change depending on the time ) . you don't want to have > >actual radio shows w/ song intro's , etc . . > > > That is correct, however, there will be song intro's etc because they > will be pre-recorded as audio files. right . but all the content is

At 02:00 PM 7/24/02 -0400, you wrote: >Hi - > >I'm currently researching possible implementations of a streaming Ogg server for use with DarkIce to reencode live radio traffic for streaming simulcast. DarkIce claims support for IceCast2, which supports streaming Ogg-vorbis media. The only sticking point I'm running into -- it's been damned near impossible to find anything more

Hi, Quick reminder that the conference is happening today at 12:30 PM EDT. I'd like to talk more about updating to 1.4. I now have a test box running asterisk 1.4.5, CentOS 5 and Lumenvox speech rec software. Seems to be fine except for some double NAT issues that could be router specific. Byran Johns from Shelton-Johns is our guest to share some of his extensive experience. More about him

...otherwise heard of Ogg Vorbis. 'FMU has a huge presence on the web. WFMU is a non-commercial, freeform radio station which serves the New York City/New Jersey area from on 91.1 FM from a studio in Jersey City. They have a second transmitter in the Catskills on 90.1 FM near Middletown, NY which simulcasts their signal and increases their reach to about 80 northwest of NYC. WFMU is one of a VERY few truly independant radio stations in the United States that take no government, foundation, or corporate underwriting whatsoever. They are entirely funded by listener donations and station sponsored record...

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 16:15:44 +0100, EvilOverlord wrote: >> The setup I'm working with is an ecasound session relaying audio between >> its input and output ports, with its output connected to all the ices >> clients for the different streams we're running. Then I'm >> switching the ecasound input between different stream sources (line in, >> recorded

If you are broadcasting the same feed on all three stations, then, you can encode at a high bit rate (FM quality - see the Icecast documentation to decide format and bit rate). Then, use Icecast to serve the feed and your stations can then attach to the feed and receive their signal. You can use authentication, or even an obscure mount name (If it isn't published anywhere, how could

> > We will have thousands of 24 hour playlists generated everyday by > software I'm developing. If we encode all our audio files at 32kb/s, > could we not just supply a link to the playlist files directly on our > server. So in effect, our server is just acting like a hard disk and > listeners are playing the files directly. Would this work? you mean you have a pool of

Adon Irani wrote: >you mean you have a pool of .ogg/.mp3 files ( perhaps an open po0l with >personal folders, etc ) . and you want to generate a playlist to a select >few or more of these files .. so that a listener will tune in at a certain >time, and listen to whichever types of songs you've decided for that time > > Basically, yes. >you don't want to do live

The actual non made up number for 44100 is 23 seconds. :D 4096 samples, 254 packets in an ogg page. -David On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 11:44 PM, Ben Allison <benski at winamp.com> wrote: > The main problem is in the Ogg layer, in my opinion. > > Imagine this extreme use-case with __completely made up__ numbers. ?This > is a scenario where the server is encoding to FLAC on-the-fly

Hello, I've searched far and wide on the net and the only thing I've come up with is that no one has ever had this problem. I'm running Icecast 1.3.12 and the latest liveice on a Slackware 8.1 box. The idea here is that I need to stream a live source in multiple bitrates. I am having a problem that is just about going to send me back to Shoutcast. I have set up two