interney radio licensing if needed

Sleeper2000 · 5th December 2007, 03:52

yah that part dosnt matter those guys are for licencing and the other is for a ranking site. and $5 a month for 50 viewers. to cheap...lol. My favoirt saying is

"SHOUTcast is like tolit paper. if you buy the cheap stuff you will get burned."

Alot of host out there selling that cheap of shoutcast cause they know youll never use it, but if you do thell rework that trust me. 50listeners at 96kbps $5 definitly wont cover there bandwidth. Thats why they only give you 20gigs. Its good for when your starting, but are I would stay away from them as you get larger. 20gigs wont take long. Just think of it like this 1 listener at 64kbps

64kb - 1 second
3,840kb - 1 min
208.8 MB - 1 hour
5011.2 MB - 1day

So if my math is right and all the info ive been told is true one listener for 24 hours at 64kbps comes out to 5gigs of transfer a day. And that outgoing to your listener. If he is counting 20gigs in and out you use up 10gigs a day at 64kbps broadcasting one way and listening with 1 listeners.

Your deal still sound good? Someone tell me if im looking at the math wrong but that means with your 20gigs you can broacast to 1 person for 4 days. good deal for $5.

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5th December 2007, 03:52	#1
Sleeper2000 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 49	yah that part dosnt matter those guys are for licencing and the other is for a ranking site. and $5 a month for 50 viewers. to cheap...lol. My favoirt saying is "SHOUTcast is like tolit paper. if you buy the cheap stuff you will get burned." Alot of host out there selling that cheap of shoutcast cause they know youll never use it, but if you do thell rework that trust me. 50listeners at 96kbps $5 definitly wont cover there bandwidth. Thats why they only give you 20gigs. Its good for when your starting, but are I would stay away from them as you get larger. 20gigs wont take long. Just think of it like this 1 listener at 64kbps 64kb - 1 second 3,840kb - 1 min 208.8 MB - 1 hour 5011.2 MB - 1day So if my math is right and all the info ive been told is true one listener for 24 hours at 64kbps comes out to 5gigs of transfer a day. And that outgoing to your listener. If he is counting 20gigs in and out you use up 10gigs a day at 64kbps broadcasting one way and listening with 1 listeners. Your deal still sound good? Someone tell me if im looking at the math wrong but that means with your 20gigs you can broacast to 1 person for 4 days. good deal for $5.