Hosting more than one Dj on one Sever Help

Dj play · 18th June 2003, 03:25

Hi am Dj Play owner of 102.3 Shreveport Beats I have a Shoutcast sever but I will like to host some Djs on it too.At the same time while I broadcast too. If someone can help plz tell me step bt step to what I need to do it host more then one Dj at a time.

P.S. I will like to host 10 Dj's at a time on one sever P.S.

FesterHead · 18th June 2003, 05:15

Since the DNAS supports only one connection at a time, you'll need to combine your DJs into one source using some conferencing hardware/software before sending it to the DNAS.

Search the forums for several solutions.

Dj play · 18th June 2003, 17:53

What do I need to look for when searching for it ?

FesterHead · 18th June 2003, 18:33

Not suggested search criteria:
'puppies', 'bunnies', 'cheese', 'motorcycles', 'alien invasion', ...

Suggested search criteria:
'netmeeting', 'combine two djs', 'multiple djs', ...

Dj play · 19th June 2003, 00:40

Ok I find a way to host like 10 Djs what I did was open my shoutcast Dnas as many time as I needed and change the port like to: 8000,7000,6000. Now I need to find out how to save it to the loaded config on the shoutcast Dnas and to make a Shortcut to ever Shoutcast Dnas Sever. If anyone can tell me how to do what I need plz help me. PLZ Tell me step by step so I can get everthing rigth and then I will start Broadcasting Dj from around the world.

FesterHead · 19th June 2003, 02:15

Ahh!!

You want to run multiple servers

Check out the Sticky post titled:
SHOUTcast: Important Info & Answers to FAQs. READ ME!

Scroll down a bit and look for the section titled:
How to Setup a Live Audio Stream -> Multi-bitrate Streams

That shows how to setup multiple DNASs.

DJHotIce · 19th June 2003, 03:52

cheese? Where. yes if you have probs setting it up 'hopefully not' I can help you out

Ready · 20th June 2003, 04:20

I just had to setup a system to conduct a live interview with a group oF people which were all remote. This is what I did...

1. Download TeamSpeak

NOTE: To make this work right you really need two PCs at home, and your other DJs can all be remote and will need TS also.

2. On the PC you plan to run shoutcast you need to get a wire that has minijack on both ends (Check Radio shack)... All you have to do is jumper the sound card from audio out to line in with the doublesided minijack on the back of the sound card.

3.Install TS and set the output to your sound card. Log the computer onto a TS Server (I highly recommend you setup a TS Server outside your house somewhere that has a lot of bandwidth.)

4. Start Shoutcast and set the input to your sound card also.

You should be up and rolling now...

With your other PC log onto TS, and make sure your on the same channel as the shoutcast PC's TS login. Now when you Xmit on that TS Channel it is picked up by the shoutcast computer and broadcasted.

Oh ya.. Invite all your friends over to the TS server so they can join you like you wanted.

Hope that helped... If you confused by my brief instructions drop me a line.

BTW the sound was really clean.

Ready

Dj play · 24th June 2003, 00:09

IM talking about something eles

MexicanLatino · 9th July 2003, 06:56

about do the same thing that CMP Radio does...like for example a DJ (me) has a program from 4pm to 5pm than another DJ (you) have the next show from 5pm to 6pm and than connect ur server with mine so u can be able to broadcast???

Cause thats what I'm looking for

DJHotIce · 9th July 2003, 12:55

What our station does with that is use sam. The dj has a server in a private mode. Then we set up a script to capture the stream at the certain time, and then after X number of mins and hours

MexicanLatino · 9th July 2003, 15:11

and whats sam and how u can do that....can u tell me pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee :P

Abe

DJHotIce · 9th July 2003, 15:21

SAM stands for (Streaming Audio Manager) and its made by the spacial audio corperation, great people over there btw

it handles everything I need, for my station, just check out my website http://request.talksoftnetwork.com

where can I get this software and how much does it cost?
www.spacialaudio.com

$200

there are other options but only SAM supports scripting, and works with shoutcast. Plus there is so many extras that makes the cost so well worth it man! I feel I got my moneys worth with this product

Dj play · 10th July 2003, 04:23

Thankz but I do not need it anymore

19th June 2003, 03:52	#7
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	cheese? Where. yes if you have probs setting it up 'hopefully not' I can help you out -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

24th June 2003, 00:09	#9
Dj play Banned Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Shreveport,LA Posts: 109	Not That IM talking about something eles

9th July 2003, 06:56	#10
MexicanLatino Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 26	Are you talking..... about do the same thing that CMP Radio does...like for example a DJ (me) has a program from 4pm to 5pm than another DJ (you) have the next show from 5pm to 6pm and than connect ur server with mine so u can be able to broadcast??? Cause thats what I'm looking for

9th July 2003, 12:55	#11
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	What our station does with that is use sam. The dj has a server in a private mode. Then we set up a script to capture the stream at the certain time, and then after X number of mins and hours -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

9th July 2003, 15:11	#12
MexicanLatino Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 26	OOOOOHHHH and whats sam and how u can do that....can u tell me pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee :P Abe

18th June 2003, 05:15	#2
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Since the DNAS supports only one connection at a time, you'll need to combine your DJs into one source using some conferencing hardware/software before sending it to the DNAS. Search the forums for several solutions.

18th June 2003, 18:33	#4
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Not suggested search criteria: 'puppies', 'bunnies', 'cheese', 'motorcycles', 'alien invasion', ... Suggested search criteria: 'netmeeting', 'combine two djs', 'multiple djs', ...

19th June 2003, 02:15	#6
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Ahh!! You want to run multiple servers Check out the Sticky post titled: SHOUTcast: Important Info & Answers to FAQs. READ ME! Scroll down a bit and look for the section titled: How to Setup a Live Audio Stream -> Multi-bitrate Streams That shows how to setup multiple DNASs.

20th June 2003, 04:20	#8
Ready Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 1	I just had to setup a system to conduct a live interview with a group oF people which were all remote. This is what I did... 1. Download TeamSpeak NOTE: To make this work right you really need two PCs at home, and your other DJs can all be remote and will need TS also. 2. On the PC you plan to run shoutcast you need to get a wire that has minijack on both ends (Check Radio shack)... All you have to do is jumper the sound card from audio out to line in with the doublesided minijack on the back of the sound card. 3.Install TS and set the output to your sound card. Log the computer onto a TS Server (I highly recommend you setup a TS Server outside your house somewhere that has a lot of bandwidth.) 4. Start Shoutcast and set the input to your sound card also. You should be up and rolling now... With your other PC log onto TS, and make sure your on the same channel as the shoutcast PC's TS login. Now when you Xmit on that TS Channel it is picked up by the shoutcast computer and broadcasted. Oh ya.. Invite all your friends over to the TS server so they can join you like you wanted. Hope that helped... If you confused by my brief instructions drop me a line. BTW the sound was really clean. Ready

9th July 2003, 15:21	#13
DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	SAM stands for (Streaming Audio Manager) and its made by the spacial audio corperation, great people over there btw it handles everything I need, for my station, just check out my website http://request.talksoftnetwork.com where can I get this software and how much does it cost? www.spacialaudio.com $200 there are other options but only SAM supports scripting, and works with shoutcast. Plus there is so many extras that makes the cost so well worth it man! I feel I got my moneys worth with this product -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

10th July 2003, 04:23	#14
Dj play Banned Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Shreveport,LA Posts: 109	Thankz Thankz but I do not need it anymore

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