[Macpartners] Streaming audio servers?

[Scott Ehrlich]

Hi Scott:

I did find QSS, and reviewed its configuration from its built-in web 
server:

I did not find an easy way to change the listening port (default appears 
to be 80), nor did I find a way to tell it the source audio location was a 
mic port - it seemed to want a hostname/IP address of the source audio 
location.

Other ideas, or is there a way to adjust the QSS config I overlooked?

Scott


On Thu, 10 May 2007, Jensen, Scott C. wrote:

>
> Hi - Quicktime Streaming Server (which comes with OSX-Server) has a free 
> version called Darwin Streaming Server.  For more info, take a look at:
>
> http://developer.apple.com/opensource/server/streaming/index.html
>
>    I use QTSS to stream video (and it works fine), but I've seen in the docs 
> that it can stream audio formats, too.  To receive the video format we use, 
> you have to use Quicktime Player on the client machine, but since you're 
> streaming audio, you may be able to use Realplayer or WMP on the client.
>
>    Hope that helps...
>
>                                                       ---SCJ
>
> Scott Ehrlich wrote:
>> Are there any free streaming audio servers for the Mac?   I have a radio 
>> scanner (vhf/uhf) and plan to connect its speaker output to my Mac's (blue 
>> and white G3 with 10.4.3) Mic input.
>> 
>> I'd plan to use a port higher than 10000, thus I must be able to define my 
>> own port.
>> 
>> I also plan to use Real Player and/or Windows Media Player.
>> 
>> What are my available options for programs to handle this?
>> 
>> Thanks.
>> 
>> Scott
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