TimothyJarman
Hey guys i want your input.
I have a website with great webspace bandwidth etc.
How can i use this hosting package to stream liver feeds using shoutcast?
I.e. rather then streaming directly from my computer, i want to upload it to my website (live) then have my website handle the traffic.
This is a much more cost effective way for me rather then paying for a webserver.
Just want to know if it is possible and how?
Maybe there is some php script for shoutcast or something that i can upload to my webserver to handle the task.
WOuld be fantastic, then instead of streaming at under 40kps i could have 90-120's
I have a website with great webspace bandwidth etc.
How can i use this hosting package to stream liver feeds using shoutcast?
I.e. rather then streaming directly from my computer, i want to upload it to my website (live) then have my website handle the traffic.
This is a much more cost effective way for me rather then paying for a webserver.
Just want to know if it is possible and how?
Maybe there is some php script for shoutcast or something that i can upload to my webserver to handle the task.
WOuld be fantastic, then instead of streaming at under 40kps i could have 90-120's
geposted Fri 26 Jun 09 @ 2:20 pm
acw_dj
Check in shoutcast site... www.shoutcast.com how to configure your website
geposted Fri 26 Jun 09 @ 3:56 pm
jakovski
This is not possible because the shoutcast server is an executable service which must be configured to run on the server. It binds two ports - one for the incomming stream (feeder) and the other for the listeners. As it is a unix or windows service it is not possible to just upload it to your webspace.
Greetings, Heiko
Greetings, Heiko
TimothyJarman wrote :
Hey guys i want your input.
I have a website with great webspace bandwidth etc.
How can i use this hosting package to stream liver feeds using shoutcast?
I.e. rather then streaming directly from my computer, i want to upload it to my website (live) then have my website handle the traffic.
This is a much more cost effective way for me rather then paying for a webserver.
Just want to know if it is possible and how?
Maybe there is some php script for shoutcast or something that i can upload to my webserver to handle the task.
WOuld be fantastic, then instead of streaming at under 40kps i could have 90-120's
I have a website with great webspace bandwidth etc.
How can i use this hosting package to stream liver feeds using shoutcast?
I.e. rather then streaming directly from my computer, i want to upload it to my website (live) then have my website handle the traffic.
This is a much more cost effective way for me rather then paying for a webserver.
Just want to know if it is possible and how?
Maybe there is some php script for shoutcast or something that i can upload to my webserver to handle the task.
WOuld be fantastic, then instead of streaming at under 40kps i could have 90-120's
geposted Sat 27 Jun 09 @ 7:25 am
TimothyJarman
Yup i have linux web server, just been teaching myself ssh commands.
right so far i follow this tutorial http://www.Zhuk.co.uk/yt/shoutcast.php
works great
next thing :)
i can not connect to the server via vdj broadcast.
In the config i type
Server: my internet server ip address
port: the port i specified in the sc_serv.conf
Name: ??? do i leave blank, confused on the one?
Password: the password i specified in the sc_serv.conf
Genre: i leave blank
any hep would be so thank full
right so far i follow this tutorial http://www.Zhuk.co.uk/yt/shoutcast.php
works great
next thing :)
i can not connect to the server via vdj broadcast.
In the config i type
Server: my internet server ip address
port: the port i specified in the sc_serv.conf
Name: ??? do i leave blank, confused on the one?
Password: the password i specified in the sc_serv.conf
Genre: i leave blank
any hep would be so thank full
geposted Sun 28 Jun 09 @ 3:57 am
TimothyJarman
For anyone interested in broadcasting via mac i have found the perfeccccct solution and is very cheap.
Use a program on mac called NiceCast http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/
Then sign up to the internet site called Internet radio for streaming - http://servers.internet-radio.org.uk/
It cost me £5 for 10gb worth of bandwidth and it is PAY AS YOU GO :) 128kbs sound quality and 100max listners.
It is amazing and works great, plus you dnt have to worry about monthly payments, you just use it when you want.
A quick example - if you were streaming at 128 kbps for 3 hours to 20 listeners connected for the full 3 hours the bandwidth used would be 3.30 GB (£1.66p in bandwidth fees).
So instead of me spending hours of my time trying to set up a server on my shared hosting website (to then find out that my hosting service wont allow server streaming via shoutcast) was a real pain.
Just thought i would share this with you all
Use a program on mac called NiceCast http://www.rogueamoeba.com/nicecast/
Then sign up to the internet site called Internet radio for streaming - http://servers.internet-radio.org.uk/
It cost me £5 for 10gb worth of bandwidth and it is PAY AS YOU GO :) 128kbs sound quality and 100max listners.
It is amazing and works great, plus you dnt have to worry about monthly payments, you just use it when you want.
A quick example - if you were streaming at 128 kbps for 3 hours to 20 listeners connected for the full 3 hours the bandwidth used would be 3.30 GB (£1.66p in bandwidth fees).
So instead of me spending hours of my time trying to set up a server on my shared hosting website (to then find out that my hosting service wont allow server streaming via shoutcast) was a real pain.
Just thought i would share this with you all
geposted Sun 28 Jun 09 @ 8:00 am
DJ Andrey Seagull
Shoutcast is cheap. I pay $9 USD/month for 48kbps AAC+ stream and 150 listeners. I use it for my Russian Radio www.VolnaFM.com
geposted Sun 28 Jun 09 @ 1:30 pm