Internet radio (like Shoutcast)

[nunoabc]

Corey, I wanted to know if you could install Streamsicle in your server. Streamsicle is a MP3 radio like Shoutcast. This occupies about 30MB... The problem is that it would need a PC for each person that wanted this (I think, but I don't know for sure :hsughno... I have it on my PC, but as I'm on a LAN and I can't forward (at least) the radio, I can only listen on my other 2 PCs (LAN PCs)...

So...

But this is only a suggestion. If you don't want it just leave it clearly, ok?

I'll leave here the site of Streamsicle for you to know more things about it.

http://larvalabs.com/streamsicle/index.html

-Nuno

[EDIT]
This doesn't use a lot of bandwidth. A good example: if you have 1 000 listeners hearing a music with a constant bitrate of 64 kbps, you would use 64 000 Kilobits (this equals to 8 MegaBytes) of bandwidth. And if you lower your music bitrate to 32 kbps (like the most internet radios here in Portugal) you would use 32 000 Kilobits (and this equals to 4 MegaBytes) of bandwidth.

By the way, did I mentionated that the program is free and it's very easy to configure?

 

[nunoabc]

Can someone close this thread?


Thank you.
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[DarkDragonLord]

its not allowed to stream copyrighted mp3.

Also, you can close your own topic:

after the New rply button (at header of topic), have some options. Pick ThreadTools and click in close topic.

 

[nunoabc]

Who said that it would be copyrighted music??

Thanks for the info.

EDIT:
I can't see that option... but never mind

 

[Christopher]

I highly doubt Corey will do this. It may only take 8mb for one person.
Think of what 100 people would do. I don't think the server even has a connection that's that fast.

 

[zilox]

yea...its kind 0f hard for a free hosting company 2 do that...

 

[t2t2t]

I highly doubt Corey will do this. It may only take 8mb for one person.
Think of what 100 people would do. I don't think the server even has a connection that's that fast.

This doesn't use a lot of bandwidth. A good example: if you have 1 000 listeners hearing a music with a constant bitrate of 64 kbps, you would use 64 000 Kilobits (this equals to 8 MegaBytes) of bandwidth. And if you lower your music bitrate to 32 kbps (like the most internet radios here in Portugal) you would use 32 000 Kilobits (and this equals to 4 MegaBytes) of bandwidth.

By the way, did I mentionated that the program is free and it's very easy to configure?

There, i bolded it out for you.