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Kirk
= Cult of Ray =
USA
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 Posted - 11/25/2003 : 13:23:27
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All computer nerds unite! I need help figuring how to approach this desire I have. I've waste some money for about 300 megs of webspace and want to create a internet radio, or something.
How can I broadcast MP3s, using my webspace, using Windows mediaplayer, and legally? Not using realplayer, and not from my computer.
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Cult_Of_Frank
= Black Noise Maker =
Canada
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Posted - 11/25/2003 : 13:29:58
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It's really not about the webspace, it's more about the bandwidth. You need quite a bit to do it. Then, there are programs out there that host a stream at a specific port. Not all ISPs allow this, so make sure you can do so.
I've considered hosting an internet radio from home, but it hasn't happened yet. Maybe this week, I'll set up something, since my computer'll be on all the time anyway.
As for legality, well, to put it simply, you can't do it unless you have the copyright holder's permission which usually involves royalties. Though if you posted a message in the King's Court and if Frank ever returns, he might let you do it without royalties since you presumably won't be making money. I wouldn't be surprised to get a 'no' though.
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ihatethebeatles
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Posted - 12/01/2003 : 18:50:10
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If you have an extra PC and are on a broadband connection you can set up a Shoucast server (http://www.shoutcast.com ). It will allow anyone with an mp3 player to listen to you.
If you don't have an extra PC handy, you can pay a monthly fee and use a service like http://www.live365.com I'm not sure exactly what the deal with them is, since I haven't used them since they went to a pay to host model. |
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