ShoutCast

[jagar_freebsd]

Ollah amigos. . .
As a new learner I try to study many things. And this one is a must, if you are developer!
See your self = <a href='http://www.shoutcast.com/index.phtml' target='_blank'>http://www.shoutcast.com/index.phtml</a> -> ShoutCast D.N.A.S
<a href='http://www.tv5.mn/' target='_blank'>http://www.tv5.mn/</a> ( port 8000 admin area ) has this server running, and i am amazed. If some one planning to run online tv, radio, he/she should use this software.

PS: Do you remember things in about 2 YEARS ago?
And NOW?
Everything is becoming simple as possible.

[sjaz]

Yes, shoutcast is good but it requires a good processor.

[DenisF]

Shoutcast ain't new lol

the shoutcast TV thing is rather new though, not the best quality of all streaming formats, but it's fairly good

btw chaz
it mostly needs ram, and before i broke down my network i had a 200mhz p1mmx with 128mb of ram that served on-demand mp3 to about 30~40 people at any given moment, the cpu loads were mostly 0.70~0.80

[afonic]

Something else, TeamSpeak is amazing! I could not even believe that I could speak so clear with my 64k! Sweet!

[jagar_freebsd]

Improvement is the topic.
@A
can you give me a site that i can see backend server etc. . .
teamspeak has a discipline in the support forum. hard balls
But i couldn't see one thread that has a link, so . .
May be the german inheritage. . .

[afonic]

Just download the client and the server from <a href='http://www.teamspeak.org/' target='_blank'>http://www.teamspeak.org/</a> .

You can very easily set up a server in your PC, it's very easy and you don't need a fast connection if you want to talk with a friend of yours, only static IP.

[sjaz]

I was referring to a competent processing unit with respect to processor and ram combination. It does take a few chunk of juice though.

[DenisF]

Yupz