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How can you setup for dailup listeners?
Is there are way for dialup listers to listen? Some people on dialup have told me they get kicked off and stuff.
Any tips>? |
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Alumni
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Maui, Hawaii
Posts: 14,108
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Dial-up listeners (56k modems) should be able to tune into a 24kbps stream ok.
Any other Internet activity while listening will probably cause buffering. |
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okay so run two servers right? I am very new at this. lol DO I have to encode two types (I think I would)
What would the links be -- I mean how would you make them different for different types of connections? |
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Alumni
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Maui, Hawaii
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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 |
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I am not doing this from my computer. I am doing it on a VPS. So the instructions are really for home computer users.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Posts: 156
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Hello Ravernews,
You are right. You have to run two different servers with different bitrates and use two encoders on the DSP, one for each bitrate. |
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