I want to have online radio....Help me plz

[redishrain90]

hi every one
whats up?
I need a script of Online Radio ?I want to build my own radio station
I really need it please help me
who can help me????

 

[redishrain90]

no one can suggest anything????
I really really need it ???
please

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No one here answer me???(

 

[cybrax]

Have patience my petulant friend, I can't be everywhere at once and am just finishing off my own radio / TV station over at Lovelogic.net and still writing all the documentation out at this time. All the code needed will be posted there for those interested over the next few weeks.

Much of my station is done using the YouTube API as this neatly side-steps bandwidth and legal copyright issues because I'm only embeding content they provide. All the playback is handled by javascript and the API that you can see inside the page by viewing the source, with generation of playlists and the other features such as user comments and voting is done server side.

 

[redishrain90]

I want some thing like this:
have one directory to upload MP3 files and have schedule to play them in 24 hours of day and also have media player link and have something like shoutcast radio.

Can anyone suggest anything like this??
I rally need?help plz

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for example look at this
I don't know this is live or not!!??but I want some thing that play some Mp3 in schedule or some thing like that

 

[cybrax]

Well that's easy, http://www.webdesignbooth.com/10-easy-to-implement-flash-based-mp3-players-for-your-website/
A server side script can be used to shuffle the playlist so visitors hear something different every time they visit as an optional feature.

I should point out however that doing this will use a much of your monthly bandwidth allowance very quickly if lots of friends decide to listen regulary*. Streaming the audio uses less data however you do require full control of the web server as software has to be installed as opposed to code uploaded, that means either paying for a VPS (virtual private server) or using your home PC & internet connection.

*
Assuming an average MP3 playing time of 3 minutes and a filesize of 4megabytes..
that's 20 tracks per hour times 4mb 20x4=80
so we have 80 megabytes of site bandwidth per listener per hour

Therefore 20 listeners spending an hour on your site equals 20x80 megabytes of bandwidth or 1.6 Gigabytes of data an hour! Don't get me wrong there are some great hosting deals out there but few.. even those offering 'unlimited' monthly traffic would put up with this kind of load for long.