How to stream a radio and tv station at the same time

[DoDe]

I stream a radio station on internet with portbase:8000 and i want to stream at the same time a tv station...what should i do to make them work both at the same time?...i know that i have to open the portbase+1...
i wrote in the config file of the shoutcast server under the portbase the following: portbase+1=8001...is it this corect?

[ken52787]

No, to do this, you'll need to run two servers at once. There are ways to do this with running with separate configs, but the easiest way is to just install shoutcast again in a separate folder and configure that one as it needs to be. Each server takes up the portbase and one above it, so if you're using 8000 for one, you can't use 8001 for the other, it needs to be 8002 or something else other than 8001.

[Inedible Bulk]

i reccomend you make all your baseports even numbers (ends in 0,2,4,6,8) because that way they will never interfere

[Jeeper One]

Hi everyone:

I recommend going beyond that.

I recommend that you keep your stations about 20 ports apart. In other words, if your radio station is on Port 8000 (8001 for DNAS listening), then your TV station should be on Port 8020 (8021 for DNAS listening). I would guess there's some technical logic behind this, but all I know is that IT WORKS FOR ME.

I also recommend that you get the RADIO station hosted. The reason I say get the RADIO station hosted is because its MUCH easier to find hosting for the radio station than it is for the TV station at this point. An example is Live365, which charges only $19.95/mo. for its most basic LIVE/RELAY broadcasting package, which also includes the $5.00 fee which goes to pay ROYALTIES to those whose copyrighted material you may use on your station.

Some people here don't like Live365 and others flat out HATE it I know, but you'd be HARD PRESSED to find ANYONE who beats them.

As for getting bandwidth for your TV station, the CHEAPEST way would be to go the P2P (peer-to-peer) route. I use Streamer P2P (mostly because I was able to figure it out, unlike Peercast - UGH! ). To see my station in P2P mode, just click on the STREAMER P2P link below.

If you STILL wanna go the hosting route, then certainly be my guest. But again, as I said before, you'd be HARD PRESSED to find someone who supports NSV. That's NOT to say that no one does however. It's just that, right now, the support at the host level just isn't there right now.

Hopefully when John Kerry is elected President and Bush is KICKED OUT OF OFFICE, this will change someday.

But until then, I'm afraid the overall worldwide support for NSV will be as slow as its development by Nullsoft.

Hope this helps

Cheers for now

[Inedible Bulk]

Originally posted by Jeeper One
I use Streamer P2P (mostly because I was able to figure it out, unlike Peercast - UGH! ).

That should be our standard. "Easy enough for Jeeper One". If you can't use something easy enough for Jeeper One, then you can't be helped.

Originally posted by Jeeper One
Hopefully when John Kerry is elected President and Bush is KICKED OUT OF OFFICE, this will change someday.

But until then, I'm afraid the overall worldwide support for NSV will be as slow as its development by Nullsoft.

Explain how Kerry in office would change AOL. Are you stating that he will enforce a totalitarian regime dictating NSV friendly servers as law?

Bah, that's the kind of logic that just solidifies my vote (not for kerry btw). /me attaches pretty quote

Originally posted by Stephen G. Tallentyre
I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.

[Jeeper One]

Hi everyone:

Obviously you didn't note the SARCASM in my comments referencing to John Kerry.

It was MEANT TO BE SARCASTIC Bulk. What'd you think I was trying to say dude? :lol:

Cheers for now everyone

[ElKiMo]

loll... i search a new place for my server not too expensive can u help me

[rockouthippie]

I used Bean-Net at one point, now I use dedicated servers. Bean-net was inexpensive and good.

Kevin
http://webranger.net