How Many Users?!

Realist · 3rd April 2003, 15:37

IM CURRENTLY RUNNIN FROM A 56K N WAS WONDERIN HOW MANY LISTENERS IT IS POSSIBLE 2 GET.

N IF I WAS 2 HOST FROM MY COLLEGE WILL I BE ABLE 2 CONTROL WATS ON MY PLAYLIST?

OH YEA N IS THE TERM "BANDWIDTH" THE SAME AS IN WEB HOSTING TERMINOLOGY N IF UR HOSTING FROM A PLACE WITH UNLIMITED BANDWIDTH CAN U MANIPULATE THIS IN ANYWAY TO BENEFIT A SHOUTCAST SERVER???

FesterHead · 3rd April 2003, 16:03

Your caps lock button is stuck.
Please spell words out. We're providing technical support, not chatting.
The maximum number of listeners is governed by your upload bandwidth and your streaming bitrate.
Check out the Sticky post titled:
SHOUTcast: Important Info & Answers to FAQs. READ ME!

Scroll down a bit and look for the section titled:
1. DNAS Stuff -> Bandwidth -> DSLReports Bandwidth tester(Only be concerned with the UPLOAD bandwidth)
2. DNAS Stuff -> Bandwidth -> CasterClub's Listener Calculator
3. DNAS Stuff -> Bandwidth -> CasterClub's Bandwidth Calculator

Use 1 to find your upload.
Use 2 to determine the number of listeners you can support at your selected streaming bitrate.

Jay (KXRM) also has a Bandwidth Calculator.
If you have access to the source (such as a Winamp/DSP combo) then yes. What you put and play in Winamp is what you broadcast.
Yes, bandwidth is bandwidth. Many web hosting services just allow web content, not services to used on their servers. Conatct them to see if they'll let you run a DNAS (SHOUTcast server) on their servers.

nas7232 · 3rd April 2003, 16:11

so if a webhost allows us to put our mp3s or wav files on their server then we don't need to be online when the radio is being broadcasted is that a true statement or am i talking out of me butt:S

FesterHead · 3rd April 2003, 16:16

If you put your mp3s on a webhost that allows that, you won't be broadcasting. You'll be providing mp3s for download.

Please read your webhosting ToS and/or ask the webhost administrators.

3rd April 2003, 15:37	#1
Realist Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: NW LONDON Posts: 1	How Many Users?! IM CURRENTLY RUNNIN FROM A 56K N WAS WONDERIN HOW MANY LISTENERS IT IS POSSIBLE 2 GET. N IF I WAS 2 HOST FROM MY COLLEGE WILL I BE ABLE 2 CONTROL WATS ON MY PLAYLIST? OH YEA N IS THE TERM "BANDWIDTH" THE SAME AS IN WEB HOSTING TERMINOLOGY N IF UR HOSTING FROM A PLACE WITH UNLIMITED BANDWIDTH CAN U MANIPULATE THIS IN ANYWAY TO BENEFIT A SHOUTCAST SERVER???

3rd April 2003, 16:03	#2
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Your caps lock button is stuck. Please spell words out. We're providing technical support, not chatting. The maximum number of listeners is governed by your upload bandwidth and your streaming bitrate. Check out the Sticky post titled: SHOUTcast: Important Info & Answers to FAQs. READ ME! Scroll down a bit and look for the section titled: 1. DNAS Stuff -> Bandwidth -> DSLReports Bandwidth tester(Only be concerned with the UPLOAD bandwidth) 2. DNAS Stuff -> Bandwidth -> CasterClub's Listener Calculator 3. DNAS Stuff -> Bandwidth -> CasterClub's Bandwidth Calculator Use 1 to find your upload. Use 2 to determine the number of listeners you can support at your selected streaming bitrate. Jay (KXRM) also has a Bandwidth Calculator. If you have access to the source (such as a Winamp/DSP combo) then yes. What you put and play in Winamp is what you broadcast. Yes, bandwidth is bandwidth. Many web hosting services just allow web content, not services to used on their servers. Conatct them to see if they'll let you run a DNAS (SHOUTcast server) on their servers.

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3rd April 2003, 16:11	#3
nas7232 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 138	so if a webhost allows us to put our mp3s or wav files on their server then we don't need to be online when the radio is being broadcasted is that a true statement or am i talking out of me butt:S

3rd April 2003, 16:16	#4
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	If you put your mp3s on a webhost that allows that, you won't be broadcasting. You'll be providing mp3s for download. Please read your webhosting ToS and/or ask the webhost administrators.