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Hello, A quick note to inform you all of the release of libshout-java v0.2. libshout-java are java bindings for libshout, allowing java applications to reliably stream to icecast2 servers. It has been working well for the past couple months and is now supported under FreeBSD. libshout-java may be downloaded from: http://benow.ca/index?page=project&project=libshout-java Andrew Taylor (PS

Hi, I have successfully gotten the libshout-2.0 release to compile under gcc/MingGW ('gcc -mno-cygwin', version 'gcc (GCC) 3.3.1 (cygming special)'), after applying Leigh Smith's patches as posted on this list (http://www.xiph.org/archives/icecast-dev/0660.html). I have then generated a dll and wrapped it in JNI using the stubs from libshout-java

I've created a set of java bindings for the newest libshout 2.0 release. They work well and enable the streaming of mp3 and ogg/vorbis to icecast2 servers from java. Binding with java allows for complex java logic while using the fast, maintained and solid native backend. They can be fetched from CVS via: cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@benow.ca:/cvs/benow login <passwd:

Heyas, I'm trying to get setDumpfile working with the java libshout bindings. I am calling shout_set_dumpfile(shout,char*) after specifying the port, host, mount and password, yet, the dumpfile is not created on the server side. To be more specific, I'm trying this: bin/streamAdmin -d /tmp/test.mp3 -h streams.benow.ca -p 80 -P pass -m /benow which sets the dumpfile to be /tmp/test.mp3

On Wednesday 10 March 2004 06:56, Andrew Taylor wrote: > Heyas, > > I'm trying to get setDumpfile working with the java libshout bindings. > I am calling shout_set_dumpfile(shout,char*) after specifying the port, > host, mount and password, yet, the dumpfile is not created on the server > side. To be more specific, I'm trying this: > > bin/streamAdmin -d

Thanks for the reply, Mike. Is there currently any way to accomplish the same thing (ie, recording of a dumpfile for a mount for a given duration) with icecast2 as it stands? Perhaps through the admin interface, or via a config change and reload? I'm surprised this feature has not been more requested, it would certainly be welcome here. If not, no biggie, I could just use a local

Hello I tried to search for a term "deadlink" in Samba bugzilla system at https://bugzilla.samba.org/ "Entere a bug# or some search terms" I consider the word "deadlink" to be a search term. Also the [Help] states that "Bugzilla QuickSearch. Type in one or more words (or word fragments) to search for". The string "deadlink" is certainly a word.

Hi, You can also use the Java jlGui Music player (http://www.javazoom.net/jlgui/jlgui.html) with the java implementation of Speex (http://jspeex.sourceforge.net). This will play Speex streams and files on any platforms, including Linux, Mac and Windows, or even inside a web page. Tyler Knott wrote: > sailaja akkineni wrote: > >> hi, >> i want to use ogg speex streaming

This is a player that I use on my site. It works well with Ogg and mp3. I have tested it with windoze, Fedora, and Netscape/SunOS. http://www.javazoom.net/jlgui/jlgui.html Cheers! Kent On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, Mr Dihelson Mendonca wrote: > Helo, fellows, > > Although I have researched a lot about this matter I > still didn't find any good solution. > > The problem with

I spent some more time with the Ogg and Speex format specs, and I realized that using the "application/ogg" MIME type is technically sound, since Speex is contained in an Ogg wrapper. To get full browser support, though, it is best to rename it so its file extension is "ogg". Some browsers do not support files where the MIME type and file extension are different, based on

Hello, Just installed 2.1.0, and it seems to be working well. I have a problem I thought user auth on 2.1.0 would fix, namely, I want to control access to an icecast instance which is the source for the primary broadcast icecast. [backstory: a few months ago, the stream was originally broadcasting directly from a box in the engineering room, encoding from a booth line. Listeners would

Hello all, I run the streaming for a community radio station. We're streaming 160k/s ogg via icecast. For an archive mechanism, I have a scheduler which starts a pseudo listener and archives to a file, via wget: wget http://stream/stream.ogg -O "show name.ogg" That works fine. The scheduler starts recording 30s before shows start and 2m after they end. We're also doing

Hello, I've been running three mp3 streams off icecast2 and ices0 on a FreeBSD 5.4 box for a while. I've been getting some flakiness for a few weeks, where the stream would stop and i'd have to restart the server. After the last update to icecast2 now whenever i try to connect to the streams using say winamp latest for windows i keep getting error 404's. My software versions

Using Fedora Core 4, Samba 3.0.14a-2, apache 2.0.54, MySQL 4.14-standard, and Tomcat 5.5.9 I am using XP machines to access a file server also running XP. The database server however is FC4, so I use Samba to create the file structure, so far as linux knows, on the database server. This is so that the the front end for the database, java code (JSP's and Servlets) also running on the database

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Where should I look for an example of how to connect to Icecast from Java? (I have a MySQL/Tomcat application with MP3's in the DB and need to stream them using Java and Icecast.) Thanks, Mike D. _________________________________________________________________ Discover the best of the best at MSN Luxury Living. http://lexus.msn.com/

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