I found a bug with on demand for xp users....

dinkylaptop · 5th October 2002, 17:23

Simple as this, i was looking throught the edit file
and i thought of how xp screws up all the user files
and hard drive stuff for its own resons, well, i tried
putting the full path in the edit file and it worked!
ex:
contentdir=C:/program files/SHOUTcast/content/
then, when you want to stream a file called examp.mp3
you just put a link you
http://your.ip.here.ok:8000/content/examp.pls
^
does not chnage
i do not know about winamp converting files, but you can use
music match, which will let you set the kbps(mp3 files will automaticlly stream at what they are encoded at, usually 128)

5th October 2002, 18:28

Ummm... On Deamnd files are not re-encoded. They are sent at their encoded bit-rate.

5th October 2002, 17:23	#1
dinkylaptop Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: alabama Posts: 2	I found a bug with on demand for xp users.... Simple as this, i was looking throught the edit file and i thought of how xp screws up all the user files and hard drive stuff for its own resons, well, i tried putting the full path in the edit file and it worked! ex: contentdir=C:/program files/SHOUTcast/content/ then, when you want to stream a file called examp.mp3 you just put a link you http://your.ip.here.ok:8000/content/examp.pls ^ does not chnage i do not know about winamp converting files, but you can use music match, which will let you set the kbps(mp3 files will automaticlly stream at what they are encoded at, usually 128)

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5th October 2002, 18:28	#2
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	Ummm... On Deamnd files are not re-encoded. They are sent at their encoded bit-rate.