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Hello, icecast We want to begin icecast streaming of FM stations. As far as I know, Icecast does not support multicasting yet. My question is: will be multicasting implemented in the next version of icecast? Is there a possibility to multicast icecast's stream with third party's open source products? Thank you in advance. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

At 04:30 PM 12/25/2001 -0800, you wrote: >Can icecast do something which I think is called "multicasting", i.e. >can I use an icecast server to send audio streams to remote servers >which the listeners would connect to? > >And if this can be done, what software does the "multicasting"? "multicasting" is actually part of the of the tcp/ip suite.

I've been in commercial broadcast (AM/FM stations) for years but never had to worry about things like bandwidth or maximum number of user connections. I'm trying to specify an online broadcast facility for 200 listeners. Some of these listeners will be in Europe and Australia. Icecast appears to be a solution. Can icecast do something which I think is called "multicasting",

Hello ... >From the icecast website (www.icecast.com) i found the following info > (i copy-pasted it): { Note that icecast-1 is deprecated and unsupported, and may possibly induce nausea in small children, hair loss in men, and estrogen fluctuations in women. If, for some reason, you absolutely must have ancient versions of icecast (possibly for historic preservation), download icecast

Hello everybody, >> I have a project whereby it is required to multicast audio streams. >> I'm so much interested with icecast-2 , but it doesn't support >> multicast. The 'LiveCaster" application can multicast audio streams >> from icecast, but it can only multicast mp3 audio streams. So, it >> can't be used with icecast-2 as icecast-2 streams

Hello... Thanks fo your contributions...The port 8000 was actually opened, but i was using wrong command to see it opened. The server is working. I want also to be able to stream MP3 files, does icecast 2 support that? Let say if i use darkice instead of ices? Also, it seems like icecast2 doesn't support multicasting, what third party software do i need in order to be able to multicast my

Hello... Thanks fo your contributions...The port 8000 was actually opened, but i was using wrong command to see it opened. The server is working. I want also to be able to stream MP3 files, does icecast 2 support that? Let say if i use darkice instead of ices? Also, it seems like icecast2 doesn't support multicasting, what third party software do i need in order to be able to multicast my

>Multicasting would be more interesting, but firewalls would again >be an issue. >Mark Multicasting would be more interesting but not feasible for the project. The design has to be able to feed multiply end points while those end points can change sources at will as well as generate their own stream. Some of the broadcasts will be timed (on-air slots) say Friday night 1900-2200. ---

>That and the lack of Multicast deployement on most backbones/regional networks. > >The other issue is that UDP tends to be a dumb protocol, especially when >dealing with network congestion. It doesn't deal, where TCP has some back-off >mechanisms. Of course, where you are streaming something, that may be more >detrimental depending on the b/w of the stream. > >-Steve

On 21 Jul 2003 at 12:17, Michael Smith wrote: > > > vorbis is supported in WMP by external plugins - they're not built > > > in, and not auto-downloaded. There is a real plugin, it will soon > > > (but not yet, afaik) be available from the auto-download servers. > > > iTunes doesn't support it. > > > > Ouch. Is the Vorbis codec

> Icecast2 is fully mp3 capable as well, calling 1.x "the mp3 capable icecast" > indicates you didn't realise that. It also supports other (better) formats as > well, of course... By the way, you were looking for the word "deprecated", > not "depreciated" (which is a real word, but means something entirely > different). So anyway, you can use mp3

> > vorbis is supported in WMP by external plugins - they're not built in, > > and not auto-downloaded. > > There is a real plugin, it will soon (but not yet, afaik) be available > > from the auto-download servers. > > iTunes doesn't support it. > > Ouch. Is the Vorbis codec "finalized" ? I saw some talk that they keep > improving it. If

Hi Jonathan, On 18 June 2013 11:14, Jonathan Meson <jona at visualblasters.com> wrote: > Hey guys, > > I realize this has been asked a couple times before in the past years but no > one has really provided a definitive answer AFAIK. There is an ongoing discussion on the developer mailing list. http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/icecast-dev/2013-June/002178.html (informative post)

Hey guys, I realize this has been asked a couple times before in the past years but no one has really provided a definitive answer AFAIK. I would love to create an Icecast directory plugin for my app XiiaLive<https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.android.DroidLiveLite>. I have been getting a lot of request and I want to find out how to. Here is an example of a plugin I have

On Wednesday 24 March 2004 03:53, Enrico Minack wrote: > Why do you consider livecaster's stream being more efficient than the > HTTP-Stream? Actually, after the HTTP-Header there are just raw MP3-Data. > In comparision to that, livecaster puts these MP3-Data into an > RTP-protokoll, which produces more overhead than 'raw' http. And you may be > faced random packet loss.

On Mon, Jul 21, 2003 at 08:34:38AM +0200, Stefan Neufeind wrote: > > The more people that ask Apple for support the better, I suppose - go > > ahead and ask them! > > Out-of-the-box (e.g. auto-codec-download) would really be a good idea > for sure. But did you notice there is already a component for > QuickTime to support vorbis? > >

Thanks for the reply. So then does this message indicate an issue with my setup (I use Liquidsoap to stream to Icecast) or an issue with a listener client? It looks like the listener count drops immediately after someone connects which to seems like a problem at the listeners end. > On 2 May 2018, at 22:00, icecast-request at xiph.org wrote: > > Send Icecast mailing list submissions to

Oh, well by your "In the end... its the same..." statement and your question of what the difference is (and mentioning connection tracking which is a completely different subject), I was a bit confused as to your query. Cheers, Jordan On 05/04/2016 09:55 AM, buddylove wrote: > I was already aware if this in the first place :-) > > On 04.05.2016 18:04, Jordan Erickson wrote:

At 03:55 PM 2/29/2004, you wrote: >Hi Oddsock, > >Like Clement, I am sure Nullsoft is still "offering" AOL's bandwidth since I >think Nullsoft is not part of AOL anymore. About the new broadcasting >methods, is the multicast technology already available? I have heard only >few providers are equipped with multicast enabled routers. People have been chasing multicast

On 26 May 2005 20:08:03 +0100 Karl Heyes <karl@xiph.org> wrote: > On Thu, 2005-05-26 at 19:35, Thomas D.Simes wrote: > > I'm running darkice-0.15 to stream live mp3 encoded audio to > > icecast2-2.2.0_1,1 on a FreeBSD 4.10 machine and everything is > > working great. Now that I have my icecast stream server set up, I > > would like to register it in the