Not real-time broadcasting...?

clapton · 25th August 2002, 15:13

I use winamp2.8 play songs and use winamp3 to check the listenings on the same computer.
i find the client winamp(winamp3) always play from the first song i played , not the current song....further more...it plays the first song i played YESTERDAY...

wat's wrong with it...?

i remember some months ago i installed shoutcast on another system and i worked properly...

Jay · 25th August 2002, 19:50

can you post a link to your server?

clapton · 26th August 2002, 07:57

i'm afraid not...

my server runs in the LAN and not accessable on internet

i guess there must be some cache on my computer , though i cannot find where it stores..

ghostie · 26th August 2002, 15:14

Quote:

Originally posted by clapton
i'm afraid not...
my server runs in the LAN and not accessable on internet

i guess there must be some cache on my computer , though i cannot find where it stores..

that cannot be really right...my computer runs on "lan" and i can send radio...in server..

in the flick "output" and there you gonna type in localhost in "server"
then check yoyr ip ...start "winipcfg" then you give yuor shoutcast server that ip and start send ome music

Sheriff · 26th August 2002, 22:38

I had that problem too at first, but then i realised what the problem was...

you listen to your own stream on the same pc...
that means that the stream you hear from yourself is then broadcasted again, and that loops over and over again (i hope i explained it well, i'm not english

)

so if you want to check your own stream, you should do that on an other pc.

get it?

:P

clapton · 28th August 2002, 07:20

Quote:

Originally posted by Sheriff
I had that problem too at first, but then i realised what the problem was...

you listen to your own stream on the same pc...
that means that the stream you hear from yourself is then broadcasted again, and that loops over and over again (i hope i explained it well, i'm not english )

so if you want to check your own stream, you should do that on an other pc.

get it?

:P

but why YESTERDAY's songs...?maybe not that problem....
however, i'll try it

clapton · 28th August 2002, 07:23

Quote:

Originally posted by ghostie

that cannot be really right...my computer runs on "lan" and i can send radio...in server..

in the flick "output" and there you gonna type in localhost in "server"
then check yoyr ip ...start "winipcfg" then you give yuor shoutcast server that ip and start send ome music

Firewall...

I really wanna broadcast my radio on the internet however the firewall blocks requests for Lan computers

Raffles666 · 28th August 2002, 09:05

Just to add...

You can broadcast over a LAN only - as I do it at work. I have shoutcast broadcasting to about 30 clients on my internal LAN and no-where else!

Just thought I'd add my bit

cheers
Raffles

FesterHead · 28th August 2002, 18:24

Use the lan ip to connect from a lan machine...
Not the real ip.

Example:
Lan... http://192.168.2.2:8000
Outside... http://206.126.6.36:8000

25th August 2002, 15:13	#1
clapton Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 7	Not real-time broadcasting...? I use winamp2.8 play songs and use winamp3 to check the listenings on the same computer. i find the client winamp(winamp3) always play from the first song i played , not the current song....further more...it plays the first song i played YESTERDAY... wat's wrong with it...? i remember some months ago i installed shoutcast on another system and i worked properly...

25th August 2002, 19:50	#2
Jay Moderator Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: Next Door Posts: 8,888	can you post a link to your server? -Jay \| Radio Toolbox.com

26th August 2002, 22:38	#5
Sheriff Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Roosendaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1	solution... I had that problem too at first, but then i realised what the problem was... you listen to your own stream on the same pc... that means that the stream you hear from yourself is then broadcasted again, and that loops over and over again (i hope i explained it well, i'm not english ) so if you want to check your own stream, you should do that on an other pc. get it? :P

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26th August 2002, 07:57	#3
clapton Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 7	i'm afraid not... my server runs in the LAN and not accessable on internet i guess there must be some cache on my computer , though i cannot find where it stores..

28th August 2002, 09:05	#8
Raffles666 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: UK Posts: 4	Just to add... You can broadcast over a LAN only - as I do it at work. I have shoutcast broadcasting to about 30 clients on my internal LAN and no-where else! Just thought I'd add my bit cheers Raffles

28th August 2002, 18:24	#9
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,109	Use the lan ip to connect from a lan machine... Not the real ip. Example: Lan... http://192.168.2.2:8000 Outside... http://206.126.6.36:8000