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Hello! Please, I would like to know how I can play music by link of the my web-site... My radio is: http://200.206.207.221:8000 The link, this: <embed type="application/x-mplayer2" ID="MediaPlayer" Name="MediaPlayer" WIDTH="127" HEIGHT="16" src="http://200.206.207.221:8000" autostart="1" transparentatstart="1"

Thanks. In http://developer.android.com/about/versions/android-2.2-highlights.html- there is a support for HTTP progressive streaming. Does this mean that IceCast is only Android-ready from 2.2? I've tried some hours ago on Android 2.1 tablet and the app crashes at start (couldn't find the reason yet). The same app works in 2.3.5. Thanks, I can extract tags by IcyStreamMeta class. Is there

Hello. What is the official info about IceCast Android MediaPlayer support?

thank you, for your fast answer. my problem with ogg is, that the mediaplayer don?t understand it. a lot of users are using ms mediaplayer unfortunately. greets Geoff Shang schrieb: > Carsten Henkel wrote: > >> we would like to use IceCast 2.3.1 as a mp3 streamer source for >> reencoding several sources of ices 0.4. >> >> It is working perfectly already by using

Greetings, tl;dr - I'm looking for sources to an Android Icecast client written in Java. long summary: I maintain an open source Android app (WREK Online) that plays the live mp3 stream from the station's Icecast server. Using the built in MediaPlayer class that is part of the Android SDK works OK. As a developer, I just give it the streaming URL of the Icecast server, hook up a few

Icecast provides an endpoint (/status-json.xsl) which returns JSON with various data, including "Now Playing". Here is a link to the documentation: https://www.icecast.org/docs/icecast-trunk/server_stats/ In your case it looks like it would be http://radio.protestbandet.dk:8000/status-json.xsl Ben Weddle -----Original Message----- From: Icecast <icecast-bounces at xiph.org> On

Hi Hope this is not too off-topic here. I want to implement a simple mediaplayer on my website where people can listen to my radio stream. I like simple, and the HTML <audio>-tag seems to work fine, so this is perfect for me.? But I would like to show the title of the current song playing. Is there some simple javascript or php I can use, to get this information? Or maybe a simple

Has anybody managed to get windows mediaplayer running under wine? I've tried several times with mediaplayer 6.4, but it seems like it won't install. It extracts the files correctly but then just hangs there doing nothing. -- Lasse Melsaeter <lasse.melsaeter@nooffice.com> Systemsdeveloper NoOffice Internatioonal AS <http://www.nooffice.com/> - BOFH excuse #265: The mouse

Hi Folks, First, I would like to thank the eople in development who are doing so much to develope these great video and audio tools. I use Ogg Vorbis to store most of my music projects in studio and the results are stunning. Quite frankly, in the audio file reduction game, nothing beats Ogg Vorbis and I can personally say this from my own experience. So a huge thank you to the team. I've

Thank you. That's a nice looking radio app. On that link below, I only see links to download pre-compiled APK files (apps). Are there links to the actual source code available? Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2014 10:36:58 +0200 From: sardylan at gmail.com To: icecast-dev at xiph.org Subject: Re: [Icecast-dev] Android Java source for icecast streaming Hi jSelbie, try to have a look to

I'm writing an Android app to play streams. ?I use the standard Android "MediaPlayer" library to play streams. ?I've noticed that some streams start playing without much delay (MPR), but others take quite a while to start (WFMU). ?The only thing changing in my code is the URI of the Icecast mountpoint. ?My test device is a Nexus 5 running Android 5.1.1.

"Geoffrey L. Hausheer" wrote: > > So not to beat a dead horse or anything, but after seeing Gavriel's note > that InstallShield was working in the latest Transgaming patch (I have no > need of the Direct3d stuff, but I was not able to find any relevant pattches > by Andreas on PATCHES), I installed the patch, and tried out installing > MediaPlayer yet again, and

Hello I hope this question is okay: I have set up a radio with icecast2 and ices2. Everything works. I can access it from http://radio.protestbandet.dk:8000/stream? and? http://radio.protestbandet.dk:8000 I can listen to my radio in RadioDroid on my android phone, and I can listen via https://liveonlineradio.net/horsens-garage-radio in Firefox on my computer with Ubuntu. But people on

There is no Debian stable package and our radio is in production... It's not a good idea to switch without a test phase and I don't think that it's going to correct the problem. Michael Smith wrote: >On Tuesday 16 September 2003 15:52, EISELE Pascal wrote: > > >>Hi, >> >>I'm using Icecast 1,3,12 under Debian GNU/Linux. When I use my local IP

Hi everyone! :-) I just installed CentOS 6 on one of my desktop machines, and yum now tells me that some of my favorite apps are not present in any of the repositories I configured. To name a few: ktorrent, kile, krusader, pavucontrol, mplayerplug-in (or is it now gecko-mediaplayer), xine, xmms, and so on... All these apps were readily available for C5, and I used them happily. I am mostly

Hi good people, Just to inform: I finally fed FFMpeg2Theora with a .VOB input, and the .OGV output produced played back beautifully in VLC, both audio and video. However, the same output .OGV file gave clicks and pops in the audio when fed through Directshow programs. I played it through Windows Mediaplayer as well as through Winamp, with the same crackles in the audio, and this leads me to

Hi, today we came across the idea of adding an external authentification- module for listening to icecast2. There have recently been talks with artists and music labels that they would like to receive "a small fee" per listener to e.g. a concert streamed live over the internet. What do you think of adding an external authentification-module so that the user could listen to a stream

Hi, I am using syslinux to produce autoplaying avi CDs (i.e. the CD contains an avi file and a minimum linux system plus the mplayer so that mplayer plays automatically the movie after the boot using the framebuffer device) to avoid things like bringing avis at friend's homes just to find out that they have only M$WinXX and the M$ MediaPlayer won't play my avi. Here is my problem: at

Conrad Parker schrieb: > so perhaps patching the build to include libspeex is not technically > difficult. Of course it'd make more sense to access libspeex through > VoIP apps than just through the generic MediaPlayer interface. > Even if they included Speex support, the Android media API is very limited, as it can only access audio from a file or an HTTP URL. I raised a bug