Don't forget that each stream requires lots of memory - did u think about it?
Theorticly speaking - you can use KDE's aRTs server (it can run as stand
alone), and let the user select his MP's via a web interface, and stream it
with aRTS on his server. aRTS can do sound multiplexing and stream combining
with a changing latencies - and can stream through network. If you want - I
can give you a URL for the docs..
Note - I haven't tried it. I have here a small file server which I plays my
MP3's from it..
Hetz
On Friday 09 February 2001 14:36, Erez Boym wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a software which will enable my to
> create an Music server. I know IceCast and Shout but
> they don't give me what I want, or they give me a
> limited option.
>
> What I want is a server that will hold lots of songs
> (MP3, OGG ....) and stream play lists, the same way as
> IceCast and Shout, to users on my local net. What
> IceCast and shout are not giving me is the ability of
> each user to have he's own personalized stream. I want
> my users to be able to construct their own play list
> (Out of the available songs) and play them separately.
>
> I can dynamically construct shout's play list and
> start a stream for each user but it's kind of bulky
> and will need lots of programming time, time which I
> don't have.
>
> Do you know of a tool that will help me creating such
> a server ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Erez
>
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