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Matt -- I actually came up with a much more elegant script. On FreeBSD there is a command 'fstat' (I'm sure this could be modified to use 'lsof' or something of the like). First of all, while liveice and icecast are running properly, # fstat -m | grep liveice |wc -l for me yeilds 56 or 57. I let liveice die and checked again, and that number went significantly down.

Hello, I added new features to Webalizer 2.01 for streaming log analysis. You can find the new Webalizer version 2.10 here : http://webalizer.kezako.net Please note that your configuration file needs to be changed (you have to add a few lines). The website also shows an example of the result produced. Questions, remarks, should be send to iceuse@kezako.net Regards, Chris --- >8 ---- List

Hello, I added new features to Webalizer 2.01 for streaming log analysis. You can find the new Webalizer version 2.10 here : http://webalizer.kezako.net Please note that your configuration file needs to be changed (you have to add a few lines). The website also shows an example of the result produced. Questions, remarks, should be send to iceuse@kezako.net Regards, Chris --- >8 ---- List

I'm a volunteer who runs the mp3 streaming for KGNU-FM in Boulder, Colorado. We stream live at 64K with Linux, icecast 1.3.12+ minor patches, liveice, and lame 3.92. It easily supports 32 internet listeners 24x7 from a donated 400MHz Pentium II. Liveice is the only problem--it does its job of connecting the soundcard rec in to the lame encoder and to icecast, but dies without

Hi Geoff, The streaming version of Webalizer can certainly do this (hmm, I can't seem to find the link anymore, it used to be on a separate website, not awstats.sf.net) and I use it for my clients. See my post from September 2004 regarding correct logging of SOURCE time. http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/icecast/2004-September/007564.html Cheers, KJ > > Van: Geoff Shang

I tried darkice 0.9 with icecast 1.3.12 and lame 3.91. I specified a 64k stream and similar options to what works for us with liveice. Streaming worked successfully, and I applaud darkice for being fairly simple to build and configure. But the stream sounded like mud. It was worse than our 16k mono RealAudio stream. I re-examined my config, I rebuilt everything with gcc 2.96, then with

After one minute of connection the stream from our icecast 1.3.10 server (debian package 1.3.10-2) starts stuttering. And after some stuttering the client is disconnected by the server. The usual client is a windows winamp. The icecast logs shows that the the client is not receiving data fast enough. A small part out the logs is shown below. That the data is not received fast enough is rediculous

I am trying to install Icecast with liveice on a RedHat 7.0 Linux machine. I am having nothing but trouble. Here is what I see: [root@audio /root]# icecast Icecast Version 1.3.10 Initializing... Icecast comes with NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. You may redistribute copies of Icecast under the terms of the GNU General Public License. For more information about these matters, see

I hope this is not too obvious, but you failed you mention the MP3 encoder that you are using with Liveice. If indeed you do not have an encoder, or liveice is not pointed at it, then you will indeed get the liveice behavior that you mentioned. josh On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, john wrote: > I have been fiddling with the darn thing > for three days now, and i am at whits end. I dunno > why it

lundi 27 mai 2002, 07:27:32, Akos Maroy a écrit : > Matt Boersma wrote: >> on the average of every couple weeks. I tried darkice, but it doesn't >> deal with lame correctly. So I wrote a script to resurrect liveice when > Could you elaborate on this? In what respect does darkice not deal with > lame correctly? Personnally I have those error messages repeting with

I've used a Sound Blaster AWE32 / Liveice combo before. Sounds like your record volume is set WAY to high or more likely you are recording from the wrong input. Make sure that it's the _line_in_ that's selected for recording in you mixer app. Also If i remember you have to use HALF_DUPLEX mode (in liveice.cfg) at least if you're using MIXER mode... I'm not sure about in

First of all, please define "Linux 7.0", since the last time I knew linux was only up to 2.4. It annoys me incredibly when people refer to the distribution version xx as "linux version xx". Now, you are correct in saying that they probably can't coexist because of soundcard issues. There is, however, an XMMS IceCast plugin. Also, buffering only means that either you

Hmm... coredumps? Which XMMS version? On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 09:56:44AM -0500, Todd Goodman wrote: > I'm sorry, I meant RedHat 7.0 of course. That machine is running kernel > 2.2.14-5.0. > > I've tried the XMMS LiveIce plugin and XMMS cores as soon as it's > enabled. > > Thanks for the info on buffering. > > Todd > > * David S. Geirsson

Your distro probably came with an sound mixer application. I use aumix on the console which i had to go get, but you may already have, see if you have a man page. Else you can search freshmeat.net for it. You will need to make sure _line_in_ is set for recording and set the _rec_ volume at 1/2 to start and adjust by trial and error. NOTE: the _line_in_ Volume adjusts how loud you HEAR the source,

I'm having a couple problems trying to get Icecast and LiveIce set up on a Linux 7.0 system. I'm running Icecast 1.3.10 without a config file (using all defaults). I can use shout to stream to it and connect to it from a windows machine running WinAmp. It works OK except winamp stops every few seconds and tells me that it's buffering. It buffers for a few seconds and then plays a

I'm sorry, I meant RedHat 7.0 of course. That machine is running kernel 2.2.14-5.0. I've tried the XMMS LiveIce plugin and XMMS cores as soon as it's enabled. Thanks for the info on buffering. Todd * David S. Geirsson <andmann@andmann.eu.org> [010320 09:49]: > First of all, please define "Linux 7.0", since the last time I knew linux > was only up to 2.4. It

I have some questions about Icecast logging... How close is Icecast logging to the Apache logging format? Can you customize the output options like Apache? We've used several tools to process our Icecast logs in the past, including Webalizer and Urchin. Urchin seems to report some slightly erroneous data. What have others used for processing Icecast's access.log file? Hunter --- >8

I have been fiddling with the darn thing for three days now, and i am at whits end. I dunno why it isn't working. Any help is so much appreciated. I am trying to use mpg123, liveice and icecast on my Alpha. It does not have a sound card. All three programs compile without any problems. If i did not know better, i just might a throw the alpha off the space station and watch it burn up on

I'm running FreeBSD 4.2. I downloaded and installed Icecast 1.3.10, Liveice, mpg123, and Lame. I know the Icecast streamer is working because I can feed it from WinAMP on my PC and listen to the stream somewhere else and it sounds fine. I know liveice is working too because Icecast shows that it connects and is sending audio to it. However when I listen to the stream on my PC with WinAMP

How do I change the record volume. I am doing all this from the console, no GUI. I have not seen anything in any of the config files to set the record volume. Matt -----Original Message----- From: owner-icecast@xiph.org [mailto:owner-icecast@xiph.org]On Behalf Of harvey smith Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 10:43 PM To: icecast@xiph.org Subject: Re: [icecast] Liveice & Icecast...help