It seems to work for me.
Kris
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 8:39
AM
Subject: Re: Y2K5 Performance Recordings
(new additions from Bill Walker)
Hey, I just tried the above url in an m3u file
and it works!!! I'll get one started today, and then start adding the minute
details...it works without that, just with the URLs in the m3u
file.
Kris
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005
11:54 PM
Subject: RE: Y2K5 Performance
Recordings (new additions from Bill Walker)
> From: Kris Hartung
[mailto:khartung@cableone.net] > How about the stream that I am
broadcasting now....will that work? It is streaming from my hardrive, to
winamp, and to the Shoutcast server.
this is a different animal (and Shoutcast seems to
be down right now). If you set up an m3u link, you wouldn't have a
continuous (and anonymous) radio kind of stream but an
individual stream that would always start with the first track, and you
could see each track in your player, with info, and fast forward to the next
if you want. See the ct-collective.com site, and click "stream this
album" for one of the projects.
-Michael
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005
1:11 PM
Subject: RE: Y2K5 Performance
Recordings (new additions from Bill Walker)
> Plus, to Michael's
request, I just found out from the box.net crew that they are working on
a system that will stream all of the MP3s as one file. It will be
available in two weeks.
cool. Thanks
bunches!!
Now I know that you've already put lots of work
into this, so please, this is not a feature request, but just in case
you feel like setting up simple http streaming yourself before those two
weeks:
It should be possible to link to a simple m3u
file, even now. Clicking this link would launch an mp3 player in
streaming mode. The file would look like
this:
...
and so
forth. The number behind EXTINF is the length in
seconds.
I'd
set the file up for you but I'd have to download all files first, to
find out the lengths in seconds. If you have them on your harddisk, you
can simply use Winamp and create a playlist which looks basically like
the list above - the files need an absolute address though (http://myweb ... and so
forth).
best,
-Michael
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