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Hello, Clueless newbie using ices 0.4 and icecast 2. Situation: a small closed network, no worries about security. Error I am bumping into: [devprog1@localhost ices-0.4]$ ices Logfile opened Playing /home/devprog1/mp3/01.mp3 Error during send: Mount failed on http://127.0.0.1:8000/ices, error: Login failed Following are my two config files, could anyone help me out? TIA, Bert <icecast>

well ... liveice has done this for the past 5 years.... but it's not an easy package to use ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geoff Shang" <gshang@uq.net.au> To: "icecast mailing list" <icecast@xiph.org> Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 10:59 PM Subject: Re: [icecast] Fading between songs <p>> Hi: > > To do fading, you'll need to use a source

At 11:16 2001-05-03 +0200, you wrote: >Hi, > >does anybody set up an icecast server delivering streams > 160KBit/s ? >I tried that with liveice and shout but in both cases the stream stutters >very much. So, I have eliminated the Net (stream to localhost), the CPU >(P3/800 should be fast enough), and lame (can encode 320kBit/s 3 times >faster then the wav has secs). So the

Hi, You didn't describe much of your bugs or the specific features of your playout system... It seems to me that it'd be best to focus new efforts on the automated scheduler pickings songs from the database. In that area there is no really good open-source solution as far as I know. There are only several specialized solutions. Playout is quite independent from scheduling: streamers can

Hi: To do fading, you'll need to use a source that will: 1. Decode your songs 2. Do the necessary crossfading 3. Re-encode the stream and send it to icecast. right now, I know of no streamer that will do this. I'm aware of a very comprehensive package under development, but there's no public access to it yet that I know of. Note that there are strong feelings on both sides as

David Baelde wrote: > You didn't describe much of your bugs or the specific features of your > playout system... hmmm, I thought I did describe the playout system, but I'm happy to elaborate if you want more details. But you're right about the bugs. The critical (i.e. urgent) ones in no particular order: 1. PRS will disconnect from Icecast after a certain amount of time

At 07:44 PM 8/11/02 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Icecasters! > >I'm trying to gather information about the open source streaming scene >(server-side) and, well, I consider three contenders (am I missing one?) >for the "best streaming architecture". They are (in no particular order)... > >- (Vorbis's)? Icecast 2.0 + Ices >- Apple's Darwin Streaming Server

Hello, hmmmm sweet problem. All I can recommend you is have you tried another player? I've heard that WinAmp3 has certain problems with .ogg streaming. No other idea :(. Martin On Fri May 16 2003 11:14, photos-ifree wrote: > Hy, > I've just installed the latest release of icecast2 and ices from CVS. > I have a linux Slackware 9.0 with the default packages. > After install

I've not had a reply on the OddSock forum so I'll try here. I am attempting to use the OddCastDSP Winamp2 plugin via the (free) SQRSoft Advanced Crossfading output plugin (http://www.sqrsoft.com.ar/en/plugins.html). This is necessary to provide intelligent crossfading which sounds very professional. I've not heard of any other crossfading algorithm that works so well. It uses the

Please bear with me as I am an absolute newbie at this stuff :- o/s FreeBSD 4.6 stable (i386) pentium III 500 386mb ram scsi disks. Ices 0.2.3 compiled from source Icecast 1.3.12 I am trying to stream mp3 to my own lan. Ices and Icecast both seem to start quite happily, I can access the admin interface and when a client connects I can see that a client has connected. However, when I connect

> >The question still is, whether it is trivial to fix (even for non-coders >like me) and if yes, how? Does openbsd's pthread library not have pthread_detach? Or is it the extra underscore at the start there that's causing problems? Dealing without pthread_detach would be painful, though not impossible. > >My workaround is a port redirect from my OBSD gateway to a linux

I have an Icecast server and an Asterisk dialplan containing a call to ICES(/my/ices.xml). So Asterisk launches "ices /my/ices.xml" where /my/ices.xml contains: <input> <module>stdinpcm</module> <param name="rate">8000</param> <param name="channels">1</param> </input> and <encode>

Hi all. I'm new to streaming audio over the internet, and would like some pointers on how to setup and configure icecast and ices. I'm on Centos 5.5 and will be using ices-cc (mp3 version) from Centova to send a stream to a remote server. Name : ices-cc Arch : i386 Version : 0.4.1 Release : 1 Size : 41 M Repo : installed Summary : A command line source

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

> On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 22:01, adam leigh wrote: > > > When broadcasting live media off of any sound card other than the primary > > (Default, aka: /dev/dsp) sound device I only end up broadcasting silence. > > so there's a connection to icecast being maintained and icecast shows a > stream with so many listeners (status.xsl) ? That's right. Icecast

On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 12:29, gtgbr@gmx.net wrote: > Scott Manley wrote: > [crossfading] > > well ... liveice has done this for the past 5 years.... but it's not an easy > > package to use > > One could add Winamp based streaming to this list - by using a > crossfading plugin and using a feature like Oddcast DSP's "Adv. Rec". thankyou ... but i run only

On Fri, 21 Nov 2014 13:49:21 +0000, you wrote: >On 11/21/2014 01:45 PM, Steve Matzura wrote: >> Logs indicate everything's running correctly, my player says I'm >> connected, and the Web page for the server says it's playing files, >> but there's no audio. Strange. Any thoughts? > >Which player are you using? If it's not a web browser, then most

Hello... I'm building a Linux audio streaming server using icecast 2. I've installed all necessary packages (including icecast, ices, libshout, Ogg Vorbis libraries, and other libraries required by icecast). The problem i'm getting is that after running the server, and try command netstat -n(to check network status), the port 8000 is not opened (while it expected to be opened). What

Scott Manley wrote: > Ross Levis wrote: > > We want crossfading so we need to use the SQRSoft > > crossfading Winamp output plugin. > > In that case you may be in trouble. > One more reason why computers will never replace real DJ's ;-) Not too much trouble I think. The output of all the Winamp's can be sent to the same soundcard. We will just keep the sound

We want crossfading so we need to use the SQRSoft crossfading Winamp output plugin. Ross. Stefan Neufeind wrote: > If thats the problem, why didn't you mention that before? > http://classic.winamp.com/plugins/detail.jhtml?componentId=28451 Null Output Plugin Null Output Plugin allows to run WinAMP without need of any soundcard installed in the system. [...] On 10 Jun 2003 at 8:21,