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== Setup == | == Setup == | ||
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| + | :Click the "Download RadioFeed" link on [http://www.proscan.org/ RadioFeed] and follow the prompts. | ||
| + | Note: This program is designed for the Microsoft 2.0 NET Framework. During the installation Process if it's not installed then it will be installed automatically. | ||
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| + | # Metadata Setup - Optional | ||
| + | # Audio Setup | ||
| + | # Source Client and/or Web Server Setup | ||
== Frequently Asked Questions == | == Frequently Asked Questions == | ||
[[Category:Live Audio Broadcasting]] | [[Category:Live Audio Broadcasting]] | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 19 January 2011
Introduction
RadioFeed can replace Edcast/Oddcast and SimpleCast audio streamer programs. RadioFeed gets the audio source from the audio input jack, encodes it, and sends it out to the internet. Optional metadata(text tags) can also be sent.
RadioFeed contains a source client and a web server. The source client streams to RadioReference, Icecast, and ShoutCast servers. The web server is a server and does not connect to an external server.
Quick Setup
- Install
- Metadata Setup - Optional
- Audio Setup
- Source Client and/or Web Server Setup
Setup
- Install
- Click the "Download RadioFeed" link on RadioFeed and follow the prompts.
Note: This program is designed for the Microsoft 2.0 NET Framework. During the installation Process if it's not installed then it will be installed automatically.
- Metadata Setup - Optional
- Audio Setup
- Source Client and/or Web Server Setup