shout or ices

jubchai

2001-09-16 13:26:00

Please port shout or ices so I can finally set up a good streaming station...

apex

2001-09-17 04:11:00

shoutcast is already available here and from their official website.

cjs

2001-09-24 18:07:00

I think the original post was referring to Shout, the mp3 streamer that comes with Icecast, not Shoutcast (from AOLTW). Shout takes a list of mp3s on the commandline and streams them to a Shoutcast/Icecast server of your choosing.

I tried to build this last night but ran into problems. I would find an OS X port very useful for a project that I'm working on in my spare time: getting Washington Dulles Air Traffic Control radio streamed over the Internet.

apex

2001-10-02 18:58:00

Do you have an url to ices? I've been porting some streaming applications recently -- icecast, liveice, lame and some others. Ill get a complete working system and some docs uploaded ASAP.

Anonymous

2002-06-29 17:21:00

You will find ices at http://www.icecast.org/ -> download.

I downloaded it, tried to compile it.. but, of all things, it stopped when checking if I had python. Just stopped.. I left it alone for an hour... nothing happened.

Tried that a few times, same error everytime.. and yes, I do have python installed, and yes, i tried to specify the path..

It would be great to have this thing! But, when you compile it, please include lame so that we can reencode streaming on the fly !

jpm

2003-01-03 05:47:00

i actually don't think that icecast has any external dependencies. if on a mac os x v10.2+ or darwin6.0+ machine python is preinstalled but there are some issues building icecast with python support. this can easily be avoided by sending configuring with the arg '--without-python'

IceS only requires libshout which can be easily compiled and installed. lame is also easily built/installed by configure; make; sudo make install;

if building/installing from souce is an option -- icecast, ices, libshout and lame are all available from darwinports and fink...