[Icecast] using flash to connect to ICECAST 2.3.2
David Saunders
abitar.com at gmail.com
Mon Apr 13 21:08:27 UTC 2009
Flash will work with the icecast server. you just have to but the
crossdomain.xml in the icecast webroot and it works like a champ. I
only found out this after long work at trying to figure why i could
not playback the stream on the servers. I did not try to let the
icecast to serve up the flash file, don't want to over load the
icecast server itself. And since im using the XSPF information to
provide the connection information it works out quite well.
I have tested on several open source and comically available flash
players. Since we encode in widows we use edcast from oddsock to
encode under lame MP3, which is advailble on linux also. But . Also
have some people use SAM and plugins for couple players streaming thru
the server with no issues. I not looked into flash playing ogg files
yet tho.
I would sugest you get something like firebug to see what the player
is doing on connections. It would look to me like it was streaming a
silent stream tell i found it was not finding the crossdomain file and
silently failing.
David
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Tillmann A. Basien | ToolBox Solution
GmbH <tab at tbsol.de> wrote:
> Starting on friday I download icecast 2.3.2 and compiled it on SLES10.
> Very soon I was able to use ices to stream an mp3 file to a mp3
> (phonostart, foobar) client via Icecast.
> But my flashplayer, which was able to get streams from icacast1, was not
> able to full fill his job.
>
> I did reseaches on the net, hour for hour, found a lot of stuff. Also
> some changings in format_mp3.c.
>
> But with no success.
>
> Does anybody has a summery, how to configure icecast.xml and/or do
> changings in the code that flash player connects to an icecast2 server?
>
>
> regards to anybody
> a) who wrote the code
> b) who can help me.
>
> TAB
>
>
> .
>
>
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