A little understanding...

Westheimer · 13th December 2003, 06:55

If I were to say that I was even a beginner, I would be lying. Please bear with me and try to keep the soda from coming out of your nose while reading this...

If I want to add a broadcast using Shoutcast on my computer, I must first have a designated computer, right? Meaning I could NOT use the same computer I currently work with.

I'm not very good at this...Is there any "ShoutCast for Dummies" that I could turn to? hahah

Thanks
dave

Jay · 13th December 2003, 07:24

no you could use your daily machine for this as long as it was decently fast, say 300Mhz or higher.

13th December 2003, 06:55	#1
Westheimer Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Houston Posts: 1	A little understanding... If I were to say that I was even a beginner, I would be lying. Please bear with me and try to keep the soda from coming out of your nose while reading this... If I want to add a broadcast using Shoutcast on my computer, I must first have a designated computer, right? Meaning I could NOT use the same computer I currently work with. I'm not very good at this...Is there any "ShoutCast for Dummies" that I could turn to? hahah Thanks dave

13th December 2003, 07:24	#2
Jay Moderator Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: Next Door Posts: 8,942	no you could use your daily machine for this as long as it was decently fast, say 300Mhz or higher. -Jay \| Radio Toolbox.com

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