djbryan09
mine doesnt work. i wanna broadcast a live mix but when i go to the server my mozilla says it took to long to respond. please help
geposted Mon 08 Jun 09 @ 1:26 am
Haui70
Hy bryan,
What server do you mean?
There are two ways for broadcast with VDJ!
1)Broadcast from your own PC/Notebook
In this case your PC/Notebook is the Radiostation. No need for a server.
You must only enable Port8000 for your PC/Notebook IP-Adress on your Internet Router!
Then give the displayed Adress http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/8000.mp3 to your friends or listeners.
They must open the urls with Winamp or MediaPlayer.
But keep in your mind, you can only allow a confined count of listeners to your session.
The simplest calculation is :
Your Upload connection speed divided by the high of your wanted streaming quality
500 kbps Upload speed
/128 kbps wanted streaming quality
=3,9
So I would say, you can 3 listeners invite to your session!
2) Broadcast to a Server
You get this informations from the Radio Station you where working for.
Or, you rent a server from a internet provider and install on them a Radio Station Software.
But ask the provider, how high is the specified performance (upload) for you.
see you
Haui
What server do you mean?
There are two ways for broadcast with VDJ!
1)Broadcast from your own PC/Notebook
In this case your PC/Notebook is the Radiostation. No need for a server.
You must only enable Port8000 for your PC/Notebook IP-Adress on your Internet Router!
Then give the displayed Adress http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/8000.mp3 to your friends or listeners.
They must open the urls with Winamp or MediaPlayer.
But keep in your mind, you can only allow a confined count of listeners to your session.
The simplest calculation is :
Your Upload connection speed divided by the high of your wanted streaming quality
500 kbps Upload speed
/128 kbps wanted streaming quality
=3,9
So I would say, you can 3 listeners invite to your session!
2) Broadcast to a Server
You get this informations from the Radio Station you where working for.
Or, you rent a server from a internet provider and install on them a Radio Station Software.
But ask the provider, how high is the specified performance (upload) for you.
see you
Haui
geposted Tue 09 Jun 09 @ 4:21 am