[Vorbis] icecast

[Steve]

Chris, I appreciate your comments.  My IE is new and is exactly where I'm having this problem.  So I opened Firefox and, true to your comments, the ogg streaming is not conflicting with the gif animation.  However -- refreshing Firefox does not restart the animation.  Boy, we sure are in the midst these days of a lot of incompatibilities and unpredictabilities, aren't we!
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Chris Harrington (Personal) 
  Cc: Vorbis at xiph.org 
  Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 9:02 PM
  Subject: Re: [Vorbis] icecast


  The issue you're having is related to the browser navigating away from 
  the page with the link. In a different browser, you'll probably be fine.

  Or update your browser.

  Optionally, set the link to your playlist to use target="_top" .

  -Chris

  Steve wrote:
  > I am loving this streaming capability, but now I have come upon a new problem:  A gif animation consisting of 13 frames (and related to the ogg file) does not animate when I begin to stream the ogg file. Of course I realize that animated gif's are not a subject of this forum, but I thought it might possibly draw a comment that helps me solve this.
  >   ----- Original Message ----- 
  >   From: Ralph Giles 
  > 
  >   If you want to stream various static files on demand to your users, 
  >   icecast still isn't necessary. You can request transparent hand-off
  >   of the stream url to a player application by linking to a .m3u or
  >   shoutcast playlist file. This is just a text file that contains the
  >   actual file url. The browser will launch the player and give it the
  >   playlist file; the player can then stream the file directly from
  >   your webserver.
  > 
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