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Need some serious help (configuring edcast with shoutcast)
Hey everyone. I am trying to configure EdCast with Shoutcast.
So far I have done the whole thing where you replace the file in edcast that allows MP3 Lame. But I am having so much trouble setting it up. This is how I have the set up: Bitrate: 128 Sample rate: 44100 Channels: 2 Encoder Type: MP3 Lame Server Type: Shoutcast Server IP: I have no idea what to put here Server port: It says 8000, but I have no idea what to put here Encoder password: NO idea what to put here Mountpoint: NO idea what to put here What exactly do I have to put in for it to connect with ShoutCast? Lastly, I don't know how I should set up Shoutcast in WinAmp. What should I put for: Connection: Address: Station ID: Port: Password: Input: Anything helps. I am so confused. If anyone wants to reach me via AIM to help out, let me know. I would be so appreciative. |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Need some serious help (configuring edcast with shoutcast)
Hey everyone. I am trying to configure EdCast with Shoutcast.
So far I have done the whole thing where you replace the file in edcast that allows MP3 Lame. But I am having so much trouble setting it up. This is how I have the set up: Bitrate: 128 Sample rate: 44100 Channels: 2 Encoder Type: MP3 Lame Server Type: Shoutcast Server IP: I have no idea what to put here Server port: It says 8000, but I have no idea what to put here Encoder password: NO idea what to put here Mountpoint: NO idea what to put here What exactly do I have to put in for it to connect with ShoutCast? Lastly, I don't know how I should set up Shoutcast in WinAmp. What should I put for: Connection: Address: Station ID: Port: Password: Input: Anything helps. I am so confused. If anyone wants to reach me via AIM to help out, let me know. I would be so appreciative. |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Somebody? Anybody?
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Can anybooooddddyy find meeeee
somebody to love? |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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Can someone just talk me through this stuff on AIM?
Seriously. Not kidding. Holy shit I am so fucking mad at computer programs I want to curbstomp a nerd.
Sorry for coming across like a jock neanderthal. I just want help is all. I am actually a very peaceful and non-violent guy. AIM is satansfist07 Help!!!! |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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Don't get mad, get informed.
![]() You see that you need to have a shoutcast server, and the IP that is required for your server. In my case, I'm using a freeware stream server that http://freestreamhosting.org/ gives away for free. So let's take a look at my setup shall we? Server IP: Here I put my adress to the server provider, in my case: s10.myradiostream.com. Server port: Here you fill in the server port that you received from your server. You know I cannot give out my port though, but let's just say that it is above 10000. User ID: If you use the Shoutcast DSP plugin then you'll need to fill in the port here as well. Encoder password: Here you put the encoder password that you set when you created the server. Mountpoint: This is related to IceCast users, I'd say leave this unchanged. So let's say that you've registered for a server on http://freestreamhosting.org. You get a page on the server that gives you a player, advertisement (to pay the free server), a chat and some links to the stream in Winamp and other players. In my case the adress is: http://s10.myradiostream.com/31358.html You also get a lot of scripts so you can build up your own radio page if needed. |
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