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On 05/09/2011 01:28 PM, Geoff Shang wrote: > On Sun, 8 May 2011, josh at thepruitts.org wrote: > >> Foobar2000 is running on a Windows XP PC. It has the Oddcast plugin >> and it is streaming to a Linux machine that is running Icecast Server >> 2.3.2. Foobar2000 is using the Crossfade, Compressor and Advanced >> Limiter DSP plugins on top of the edCast...

Hello all, I have subscribed to this list hoping I might find someone who can suggest a fix for a problem I'm experiencing with Icecast (or possibly something else in my setup). Here is my configuration: Foobar2000 is running on a Windows XP PC. It has the Oddcast plugin and it is streaming to a Linux machine that is running Icecast Server 2.3.2. Foobar2000 is using the Crossfade,

On Sun, 8 May 2011, josh at thepruitts.org wrote: > Foobar2000 is running on a Windows XP PC. It has the Oddcast plugin > and it is streaming to a Linux machine that is running Icecast Server > 2.3.2. Foobar2000 is using the Crossfade, Compressor and Advanced > Limiter DSP plugins on top of the edCast plugin. Just check...

Hi all, This is the output of status2.xsl: MountPoint,Connections,Stream Name,Current Listeners,Description,Currently Playing,Stream URL Global,Client:60461 Source: ,,7,, /foxcub,,,7,, - Brian Eno - Dune Prophecy theme, It doesn't look like any csv output I've ever seen. Some of the output seems to be string literal and some of it is the actual server information, and at some parts

Is there a standard method to read the current number of listeners from an icecast2 server without knowing the admin user/password? We produce radio broadcasting/streaming software for Windows which can show the current number of listeners. Many Icecast hosting companies won't provide the admin password as they have lots of other customers using the same server, so the software

There is a file /status.xsl that contains all the status information for your server. For example, mine: http://radio.foxcub.net:8000/status.xsl You can either parse it with your favorite x?l parsing library or scrape it for listener info. You can see an example of this in action at my page: http://radio.foxcub.net It shows number of listeners and song playing. Josh On 05/12/2011 05:48