If you do.Congratulations! You are now streaming. Lastly, click on the "Connect" button and check at the "Status" section above it You should see a connection time and bytes sent counting up.
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In the "Password" text box, enter in the password that your encoder will need to use in order to connect to the ShoutCast streaming server.Ĭlick on the check box next to "Automatic reconnection on connection failure", and change the "Reconnection timeout" to 5 seconds Please note that you DO NOT need to add an HTTP:// or In the "Port" text box, enter in the port number your stream will be connecting to the ShoutCast streaming server on. Next, in the "Address" text box, enter in the address of the streaming server you want your encoder to connect to. NOTE: If you are a new StreamGuys customer, the following information can be found in the new account set up letter we email to you once your account is ready to use.įirst, locate and click on the "Use SHOUTcast v1 mode." check box. This is where you'll enter in the server information and credentials which will allow you to connect to the ShoutCast server you will be streaming to. usr/local/libexec/idjcsourceclient: error while loading shared libraries: libmp3lame.so.Lastly, select he "Connection" sub tab. **** alsa_pcm: xrun of at least 134.857 msecsĪlso, when launching it through terminal, I get this: Unknown destination port in attempted connection That is what I got in alsa session shell: I can't start my idjc after I installed the attachment. If you got suggestions to this howto, please tell them so I can improve it. The address ppl need to connect is Happy Shouting!! Start your shoutcast-server and then start Xmms. Stream Mountpoint: s (don't know if this is needed to be this, but there probably has to be something here) Server Port: 8001 (yes needs to be 8001 even though your server is set to 8000, its a bug.)Įncoder Password: pass to the shoutcast server Select "LiveIce 1.0.0" and click on configure. Here is what I did:Ĭlick on the second tab from the left. It is a plugin to Xmms which I have tried before, but I could never make it work until now. The few ppl that have tested my howto reports they have problems with the sound (probably jack that is acting up), so I tried to find a different solution and I found LiveIce. The address ppl will need to be able to connect to your SHOUTcast is: Only thing left is to add some music to the play lists, start a song, and lastly click on "Stream"-button. I only have "DJ Name: Eazy" Rest I have blank.Ĭonnect to your SHOUTcast-server by clicking on the "Server Connect"-button, then close "Radio Server"-window. In "Bitrate" I have 192 (the higher you set this, the delay to the clients will be less, but also hog more bandwidth.) In "Format" I have mp3 (ogg will work too I guess) In "pass" the password you picked in sc_nf Start it (you will probably find it in KDE/Gnome menu) and Click on Server (Radio Server). It will start jackd when Internet DJ console starts.
#Shoutcast server download windows install#
Sudo apt-get install idjc libxine-extracodecsĮcho "/usr/bin/jackd -d alsa -r 44100" >~/.jackdrc Open a console and do (or install it from Synaptic): You might want to make a short cut to the server to make it more easy to start it. Open a console an cd to the directory where you decompressed the server files and run. PortBase=8000 I did not changed this, but you need to open this port in your router/firewall. MaxUser=20 Set as high as your connection can handle Every settings here is well explained, but the settings I changed is these: Now we need to change some settings in the sc_nf.
You might want to make a folder to decompress them to. I don't think I will be able to help much if this don't work for you as I am a noob even after 2 years of using linux (guess I'm slow )).ĭownload it here () decompress it to a location of your choice and move to that location. Thought I share how I did it even if it's easy to figure out by yourself. I was surprised how easy it was to set up, both the SHOUTcast-server and Internet DJ Console. It also let you change songs whenever I wanted. I googled some, and found Internet DJ Console () that would let you stream music to a simple SHOUTcast. As I understand, most of the applications available only let you share a play-list. I always wanted to set up a shout cast to be able to share my music, and have the possibility to change the song I broadcast whenever I want.
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