Hiding the IP and Port of Shoutcast streaming

Kevin512 · 26th November 2018, 09:21

We have a Shoutcast webradio, hosted on server A.

We also have a Drupal CMS on server B elsewhere -- this site embeds the Flash Player, which streams the feed.

We managed to hide the IP and Port (server A) of the stream from the HTML source code (server B) with some script testing a condition before pushing the real Header Location (of server A), but some browsers such as Firefox displays the final stream's IP in the Status bar, when contacting the feed.

Is it possible to completely hide the IP and Port of the stream from showing at all, on every browser?

Maybe changing from Flash to HTML5 player?
Or doing some Htaccess Rewrite??

neralex · 27th November 2018, 14:22

Bot?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...cast-streaming

BTW: Flash is outdated, not more recommended and Adobe will stop the support at the end of 2020, so use something different like HTML5 or Javascript.

NJK · 12th December 2018, 06:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by neralex

Bot?

yep

26th November 2018, 09:21	#1
Kevin512 Banned Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 2	Hiding the IP and Port of Shoutcast streaming We have a Shoutcast webradio, hosted on server A. We also have a Drupal CMS on server B elsewhere -- this site embeds the Flash Player, which streams the feed. We managed to hide the IP and Port (server A) of the stream from the HTML source code (server B) with some script testing a condition before pushing the real Header Location (of server A), but some browsers such as Firefox displays the final stream's IP in the Status bar, when contacting the feed. Is it possible to completely hide the IP and Port of the stream from showing at all, on every browser? Maybe changing from Flash to HTML5 player? Or doing some Htaccess Rewrite??

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27th November 2018, 14:22	#2
neralex Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 576	Bot? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...cast-streaming BTW: Flash is outdated, not more recommended and Adobe will stop the support at the end of 2020, so use something different like HTML5 or Javascript.