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I cannot connect MuSe (using line in) to my icecast server. I get thoses messages repeting : Internal buffer inconsistency. flushbits <> ResvSizebit reservoir error: l3_side->main_data_begin: 1640 Resvoir size: 1792 resv drain (post) 5 resv drain (pre) 0 header and sideinfo: 120 data bits: 679 total bits: 804

Help!! I compiled liveice on a more-or-less stock RH 7.1 (2.4.2-2) server install. It starts, appears to connect (to a Shoutcast server), lame runs using an appropriate CPU %, lists OK on yp.shoutcast.com - but clients can't connect properly (ICY 200 OK then stalls) - & the liveice console "vu display" is blank. With VERBOSE 10 I get: l3_side->main_data_begin: 1064 Resvoir

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'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

l installed wine from wine-cvs-unstripped-091501-1.i386.rpm on Redhat 7.1 and always get this message. l tried to install another package but they didn't work l think l have a Xfree86 problem l don't know what should l do? err:module:BUILTIN32_LoadLibraryExA loaded .so but dll display.dll still not found err:dc:CreateDCA no driver found for DISPLAY FIXME:pthread_rwlock_rdlock

I don't know of any such tool...but maybe I'm out of the loop. If writing your own, I'd humbly suggest using Webmin as the framework. It handles a lot of the 'grunt work' for you, and makes writing web based server administration tools a breeze. Unless you have an aversion to perl, it's a great starting place. With Webmin based modules, you get fine grained ACLs,

I've actually been working on that same idea for the past few weeks. The final product is Livewire Radio, which I've just promoted from alpha to stable beta. It uses PHP and MySQL, and thus integrates very easily with a website. I'll be releasing the source code on SourceForge once I do a few final modifications: http://livewire.sourceforge.net/. Check within a day or two and the

Adam (and everyone else that is interested), I'm currently developing one called Livewire Radio. It's written in PHP4/MySQL, and currently supports a user-based system, plays random tracks when no requests are queued, and keeps solid statistics on what songs have been requested and played. It also has the beginnings of a credit system (which can be turned on or off) to keep the queue of

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Hi all! I have a some of questions, I know that you can guide me through this: 1. Where I can get icecast 2.x? 2. What's the main difference between icecast 1.3.11 & 2.x? 3. I will stream live audio from a radio, is better if I user 2.x? 4. I would like to have a sort of control panel that could have a functionality like this (better if its open-source): *Record the Ips & subnets

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Can anyone comment on the "front ends" they are using to manage their ices/icecast streams? I have done some searching and playing with such web-based products as netjuke, and obsequium, and otto audio jukebox, but none fill the requirements exactly, and none appear to interface with ices/icecast the way I would like. Rather than have

Whats the best tool for linux to stream two live inputs from two sound cards to one icecast 1.3.11 server? Thanks, Rocael. --- Joe Cooper <joe@swelltech.com> wrote: > I don't know of any such tool...but maybe I'm out of > the loop. > > If writing your own, I'd humbly suggest using Webmin > as the framework. > > It handles a lot of the 'grunt work'

Hello, I'm an Electrical Engineering student. I'm doing a research job about audio compressing. I'm looking for documentation about Vorbis analysis, synthesis, coding and decoding. I took a look at Xiph page documentation section, but it's not complete yet. There's this site about encoding, but i only found information about Vorbis windowing:

Here is my suggestion -- something i'm getting started on. iceS supports writing a playlist handler in either Perl or Python, and that could very well get the next song out of a database, that is fueled by requests from users. I'll be using Python (as it RULES! hehe), and the learning curve is rather low. --ben -----Original Message----- From: owner-icecast@xiph.org

Hi R-users, I was trying to do CART using the tree package for a dataset with 6 groups and 1000 predictor variables, number of observations 5000. The following error message is generated Error:cannot allocate vector of size 3910 kb In addition: warning message: Reached total allocation of 125Mb: I am using R 1.3 for Windows 98 in a pII with 128 MBRAM If RAM should be increased what is

Here is the response from my friend. I would venture to say that if we were reporting to them then someone was paying a fee. Sean... >>>> Sean, In MTSU's case, I think their ASCAP/BMI license covers everything, including WMOT and WMTS... I know WMTS didn't have to pay ASCAP/BMI fees....but..they had to report their playlists to them...which was a pain in the ass.... -M

I am intersted in time-space clustering of local industry. I made the point file, polygons and time table then run 'stkhat' function in Splancs, but it generates only time k function. I noticed that it has only one ks value. ... Can anybody help me?. thanks in advance. countiespt <- read.table('d:/dissertation/dailynew/jun10/countiespt_ok.txt', sep=",")

Hi! Some time ago I wrote about two problems, which I encountered when trying to run a VB3 program with Wine. The program is called "Watchtower Library". The search function crashed. With debugging and disassembling of a .vbx I later found out that the program itself was bailing out and not wine. But I had no idea how to remedy the problem. The tooltips (in the program called

Hi, The screenshots page of the R-project contains nice 3d images: "3d plot of a surface" and "image and 3d plot of a volcano". What packages were used to generate these images? Or What packages have 3d plotting capabilities? thanks pawel -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read

Here's a patch to fix some bugs in my code, plus a header file I probably forget to send in before. * Missing header file charset.h. It's not needed outside vorbis-tools/share, so I think it can live there. * There was a minor bug in the UTF-8 decoder utf8_mbtowc(). * I've added some more tests in charset_test.c in an attempt to convince myself that there aren't any more bugs.