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On Wed, 16 May 2001, Kevin Searle wrote: > On Wednesday 16 May 2001 14:34, you wrote: > > 1- What MIME type and extentsion do we need to > > open a player through Apache, currently what happens > > is that it attempts to download the entire folder > > containing the mp3's instead of opening up the > > player (this happens at http://www.xxx.com:8000). >

It looks like we have things running and just have a few questions: 1- What MIME type and extentsion do we need to open a player through Apache, currently what happens is that it attempts to download the entire folder containing the mp3's instead of opening up the player (this happens at http://www.xxx.com:8000). 2- How can you create a playlist? Currently it just plays the mp3's and

On Wednesday 16 May 2001 14:34, you wrote: > 1- What MIME type and extentsion do we need to > open a player through Apache, currently what happens > is that it attempts to download the entire folder > containing the mp3's instead of opening up the > player (this happens at http://www.xxx.com:8000). Instead of having link to http://www.xxx.com:8000, you need to have a link to a

I have the icecast with some ices working perfectly in a Linux server, mp3 files are reproduced with no problems, I'm quite satisfied with it but I have a little doubt! When users click the link at the HTML page, their default player (like xmms, winamp... etc) doesn't load. That's how I've made the link: <a href="http://my.server:8000/playlist.m3u"> How can I

On 4 Jan 2016, at 23:41, Hannah Carroll wrote: > Hello,can you expand a bit more on how its not possible.How have those > websites managed it then? They simply have not. When I click those, it does not open in the player it says there. And it makes no sense imo to have this kind of links, it's better to have a playlist link like the m3u Icecast provides and the user will have the

Hi! I'm looking for a streaming client for the icecast2-server. It should just feed mp3-files from a playlist to the icecast2-server. The old shout doesn't work: hout -P a -e 8000 -x -p /big/m3u/list.m3u => [3:21] Size: 3231748 Bitrate: 128000 (41432 bytes/dot) [Server error: [HTTP/1.0 401 Authentication Required ] WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="Icecast2 Server"

On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Jack Moffitt wrote: > The way to prevetn this download, or rather to work around it, is to use > a small intermediate playlist file. In order to get maximum client > support, m3u files are best. Just make an m3u file called stream.m3u > and in it put: > > http://www.RainbowRadio.com:8000/club.mp3 > > Then point your users to that file. Which will

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

Now every thin works fine good, thanks a lot for helping me, but there is another problem. in ices-playlist.ogg the are to sections first section is: <input> <module>playlist</module> <param name="type">basic</param><!-- Only 'basic' implemented --> <param

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

5/16/01 12:29 PM kevin@kevinsearle.com Kevin: >This means that you should change them. They're just the default passwords - >and like any default password, they should be changed ASAP. The reason for asking is that everything else had "hackme" as a pw and "prettyplease" raised a question because we thought it may be a part of something else (ie. ices) and curious

Hi - I've heard that Icecast provides a fake "playlist file" along the lines of http://blahblah:8000/listen.m3u or http://blahblah:8000/playlist.pls because Quicktime can't seem to handle the stream without a playlist file to wrap it up. (There may be other reasons.) However, I can't seem to find any documentation about this, and guessing various URLs on my icecast2.0.1

I've been running classic icecast + liveice for some time now (several years) without problems. A couple days ago, the station manager (NPR affiliate) came to me and asked if we could 'inject' a static file into the stream. Basically what he wants is for the client to first receive a static file (requesting donations of course) and then on to the live stream (*not* intermittently).

Hello! I'm trying to get icecast working in windows with ezstream...i know it should be easy enough to figure out lol..i'm new to icecast. i get an error from ezstream...cannot open playlist.m3u...I've made a text file called playlist.m3u and put it in the web directory of icecast...is this the right location? what do i have to put into the playlist to get it up and running? Thank

if you point most clients to an mp3 file the entire file must be downloaded before it can start playing. The .m3u and .pls files tell an mp3 client to start downloading and buffer the mp3 so that it can play it while it is downloading. The biggest issue with streaming this way is that if the file is encoded at a bitrate that is higher than can be downloaded by (or served to) the client due to

I'm terribly sorry if this is off-topic, but I've scoured the web for hours looking for a working .ogg file streamer. I have thousands of ogg files, and I want to be able to set up a playlist, enabling any computer on the network to listen to the stream. Sure, I did it with icecast and liveice when I was using mp3's but now icecast doesn't come with liveice, (I found the source,

> hey ya all, > > I need some direction , as i have seem to hit stupid row. > I have IceCast running, and streaming, all works excellent. > > What i would like to do is : add the link to my website and when it is > clicked on, it opens the stream in winamp > Does anyone have information on how i go about doing this ? > > Thank you in advance. > Rick -

A tutorial on successful use of Icecast Static streaming (on demand) is available here: http://www.modernamericanmusic.com/IcecastStaticHOWTO.html Asymmetric wrote: > At 10:30 3/22/2001 +0000, you wrote: > >Hi, > > > >Does Icecast support streaming on demand as Shoutcast does? i.e. if I > >have some MP3 files in a directory, can these be streamed if I link to >

Geoff: > So what DSP plugin are you using? Oddcast? SAM? Shoutcast DSP? Something > else? Oddcast DSP v3 > Is your plugin actually connnecting to Icecast? Yes, Oddcast tells me it's broadcasting test.m3u at ~32kb (I set it this slow) and Icecast sees this connection. It also sees when others connect, but all attempts result in Error 404 > When your friends try to connnect,

> happily use it. My system works pretty well except for a number of > small issues I am still working on. It is my understanding that you have the highest bitrate stored and you just want to re-encode the files on the fly over a stream. You do this rather than just store all the different enc rates. Correct my assumption, but can't ices create playlists from perl scripts?