[Icecast] Metadata
"Thomas B. Rücker"
thomas at ruecker.fi
Wed Jul 30 07:33:13 UTC 2014
Hi,
On 07/30/2014 12:44 AM, metaledgeradio wrote:
> Thomas,
> Muse Radio Player 1.ob is the player, using Coding Technologies
> aacplusv2 encoder which came with SAM Broadcaster Studio. Url is
> metaledgeradio.com player located on listen page.
I took a look. Annoying registration process just to get to see this...
So you're streaming AAC to muses. I have no idea if Muses supports
metadata on AAC. I know it works just fine for Ogg/Vorbis streams (if
you select a Muses skin that supports meta data, like "Simple Blue" and
enable java-script callbacks).
> Cool about the playlist log.
Seeing, that you are using a hosted service and not hosting your own
Icecast, I'm not sure how well that will work for you. But that's
something you need to check with your service provider.
> I hope you got your crystal ball fixed. Thanks.
That's probably out for repair for still a long while. Good problem
descriptions help me avoid to feel that it's missing though.
Cheers
Thomas
>
> ---- On Tue, 29 Jul 2014 09:25:35 -0700 *Thomas B. Rücker
> <thomas at ruecker.fi>* wrote ----
>
> Hi,
>
> On 07/27/2014 02:49 AM, metaledgeradio wrote:
> > Ice,
> >
> > Using icecast to stream music, but player, although able to play
> > music, won't provide metadata for current song. Was told by web
> > designer player being use not compatible with encoder and needed to
> > change encoder.
>
> I'm terribly sorry, but my crystal ball is still out for repair.
> Would you mind sharing some more details? Which player? What stream
> type? URL of the stream? URL of the page with the current player?
>
> > Would also like to no how I can set up song history info for
> listeners
> > to view. I am currently using SAM Studio.
>
> Icecast can write out a playlist log. You could parse that for
> your needs.
>
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