Ok, well I've been looking around all day. Maby someone here can answer my questions. (plz dont tell me to google it)
What I am trying to do Is create a Audio player. BUT I want to be able to stream to a remote location (ae: school :P).
Talking to my Comp teacher he suggested that I should basiclly jsut insted of streaming the data to the local speakers I should stream it to the remote computer. (IPtoIP connection) And have the client ont he reciving end simply forword that data to THERE speakers.
Well I ahve no clue how to do that as I have never worked with MP3 format befor. So what I need is MP3 file formats, so that I can figure out what egzactly makes the noise. Also if anyone has information on the acuall mechanics of speakers (how they interprit data) That would Help.
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PS: I was tired when I wrote this sorry for rambeling.
http://www.wotsit.org/
Wow, that site is my new best friend.
You should just use ShoutCast.
Umm I thought I stated that I wanted to do it myself(refering to shoutcast), But anywho, Site helped, I havent had time to acually make the client yet, Ive een buisey doing shows a lot latly. But thanks for the link, has a lot of good info.
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ShoutCast is a ram whore.
Quote from: Blaze - (S-1-0-0) on February 21, 2005, 05:26 PM
ShoutCast is a ram whore.
Would seem to be more of a bandwidth whore than a ram whore.
Yeah, that too.