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"Someplace" can be an Internet radio station, a live audio feed, or music files. | "Someplace" can be an Internet radio station, a live audio feed, or music files. | ||
ices2 from Ubuntu repository. Supports only OGG format (so it's useless). | '''ices2''' from Ubuntu repository. Supports only OGG format (so it's useless). | ||
icegenerator - streams to icecast | '''icegenerator''' - (built from source) streams to icecast, can handle mp3 | ||
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Revision as of 16:50, 17 February 2008
Primary goal is to support a Rockford/Fosgate DMS1 and a couple Audreys.
The DMS1 is a uPnp thing. The Audrey is an outdated Internet appliance. (Outdated = I can't load new software on it.)
Secondary goal is to support MP3 players: a Rio Forge and a Creative Zen
Sources
- Internet radio
- Podcasts
- Music collection
Audio
I don't want to be my own radio station, what I want is on-demand.
Source clients
Source clients read music from someplace and send it to the streamer. "Someplace" can be an Internet radio station, a live audio feed, or music files.
ices2 from Ubuntu repository. Supports only OGG format (so it's useless).
icegenerator - (built from source) streams to icecast, can handle mp3
muse
Streamer
The streamer waits for connections from a client and when it gets one, sends audio from the source to the client.
icecast2 from Ubuntu repository
slimp3 from Ubuntu repository
Video
later for this
Darwin is the most interesting candidate at the moment.
