Setting up a icecast uplink
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ulist at gs1.ubuntuforums.org
Sun Mar 26 10:53:50 UTC 2006
If you want to stream to shoutcast and not icecast and also want your
id3 tags to be displayed,
all what has been described here just does not work or is too
complicated. So here is what I did:
Code:
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sudo apt-get install xmms xmms-dev libgtk1.2-dev g++ lame liblame-dev
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maybe beeded too, no idea because that I did for other tests. So first
try without, skipping the following line
Code:
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sudo apt-get install libxt-dev libgtk2.0-dev libvorbis-dev libasound2-dev
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now install liveice for shoutcast
Code:
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wget http://erreur404.org/pub/filez/shout/LiveicePatched-1.0.0.tar.gz
tar xvzf LiveicePatched-1.0.0.tar.gz
cd LiveIcePatched-1.0.0/
./configure
make
sudo make install
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then start xmms:
Code:
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xmms
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- go to preferences menu (ctrl-P)
- click on tab "effects plugins"
- select liveice
- click on enable plugin
- click configure
- you gat a huge window, on my screen it was higher than the monitor
in that case Use alt+mouse to move the window.
You can stream to 4 servers at once (4 tabs at he top)
- Don't forget to click on enable
- configure your settings.
- In the field "Executable name:" write /usr/bin/lame
- For shoutcast use serverport 8001 if it is in fact located on port
8000
- Click on "Enable Title Data"
- for shoutcast don't click on X-Audiocast
- Click OK
Now play any mp3 and it will get send to the shoutcast server.
Mind that this setting will be saved, so next time you play anything
with xmms, it will get streamed by default!
This was for me the easiest way, despite needing to install the
development environment the compilation was straight away and all the
rest is just point and click.
If this has been helpful for anyone, please tell me.
Georges
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Georges
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