shoutcast

I need to stream several "channels" (by channels I'm thinking of radio channels, so playlists might be more appropriate) of queued MP3 files to around 200 clients over the internet from a Windows 2008 R2 / IIS 7 web server. Encryption of the stream is not a requirement. I need some way to ensure each client can only stream one channel at a time. I was thinking of restricting by IP address, and would welcome any suggestions on how I might go about this, or if there may be a better way. For my clients I assume I'd need a player on the client end that could facilitate "logging in". Ideally I

I'm trying to read Shoutcast stream and then play it using MediaStreamSource. Here is the excellent open source project that saved lot of my time. After little bit modification I'm able to hear perfect sound. But the problem is I'm getting a periodic blip/hiccup kind of noise. Any idea how I can stop that noise. I thought its may be Shoutcast sends some metadata in interval but don't find out how to stop that. Tried with request.Headers["Icy-MetaData"] = "0"; But it doesn't fix my problem either. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Edit1: I did some more investigation. I read my stream data

I'm writing a small app to play a shoutcast stream, and I am using javazoom.jl.player.Player to do this. Here is my code: package music; import java.io.InputStream; import java.net.URL; import javazoom.jl.player.Player; class audiostream extends Thread { private Player mediafilePlayer; private volatile boolean shouldPlay = true; @Override public void run() { while (true) { if (shouldPlay) { player(); } } } public void player() { try { URL mediafile = new URL("http://hi1.streamingsoundtracks.com:8000/;"); InputStream stream = mediafile.openStream(); mediafilePlayer = new Player(stream);

I'm having a real hard time figuring out how to parse a none standard HTTP response. The none standard response contains ICY 200 OK instead of HTTP 200 OK . Here is a sample URL that sends the none standard HTTP response. http://50.117.121.162:80 Since Android 4.4 HttpURLConnection will no longer work with these none standard responses. I have tried using the HttpClient by Apache but it doesn't work because of the none standard HTTP response. I have then tried following the guide for adding a custom response parser , but Android doesn't seem have all the classes needed to do it. I'm really

Shoutcast stream is giving me a serious headache. I tried: JWplayer Jplayer Html5 Audio None of these are true cross-platform-browser solutions. THey can't even play all shoutcast streams! Is there any other solution to this problem? Maybe I can pass stream through some php library? Any solutions for this? Since nobody is answering, I ransacked web today and found soundmanager2 - which at least in my tests works fine both on desktop and mobile browsers. I tested on Android, IOS, on desktop side chrome,firefox,safari and all shoutcast channels seem to work fine. So here you go :) http://www