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Network Radio With Icecast
By: Melonfire
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    2004-04-13


    Table of Contents:
  • Network Radio With Icecast
  • The Iceman Cometh
  • Source Control
  • Service with a Smile
  • Surfing the Stream
  • Facing the Music
  • Channeling the Energy
  • Web World

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    Network Radio With Icecast - Facing the Music
    ( Page 6 of 8 )

    Right, now that your server and streamer are talking to each other, and a stream is being broadcast to the world at large, there's only one question left: how do you tune in to it?

    Well, the answer's pretty simple. All you need is a player capable of decoding Icecast streams, and you're golden. In our environment, we have successfully used Winamp 2.x and Windows Media Player with Icecast – you can obtain a list of other supported players from http://www.icecast.org/thirdparty.html

    If you're using Winamp, tune into the stream by selecting the "Add URL" menu command and entering the server name, port and mount point, in the following format:

    http://server:port/mountpoint

    Icecast

    Using the example above, the URL would be

    http://olympus.local.net:8000/80s

    Winamp should now connect to the server and begin decoding and playing back the stream.

    Icecast

    Sit back and enjoy the music -- you've just set up your own little radio station!



     
     
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