How do I create a streaming audio server?
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you can create free straming server by using Winamp Shoutcast \nhttp://www.shoutcast.com/download/serve.phtml\nyou can host ur own radio station ( like me .. on LAN)\n\nSo go ahead and let u folks hear ur beats...
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download soulseek.  it's the best p2p service.
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There are many programs that appear as a plug-in for various players (such as RipStream for WinAMP). These can do it well, but aren't great. These pretty much record what is sent to your sound card as the audio is played.\n\nAnother method is to find a program to type the stream's URL into and let it download it for you. These cost money, and there are plenty around.\n\nThe most basic method is to find a sound recorder (Cool Edit Pro or Windows Sound Recorder, for example) and use that to record from "Wave" (the volume channel in the Volume Control).\n\nWhichever method you use, they can be searched for in most search engines.
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You could use bittorrent\nwinamp's shoutcast tv has a few\n\n\nthere's two links on the very very left of my site that'll tell you where to check. you need a dsl+ connection though\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/bored.php
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The way that I would go about doing it is to use a Winsock control to make HTTP Requests. Here is a tutorial that may point you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=334645
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Audacity.\nIt's free (open source)\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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Basically, you would need to set up your own server as a streaming media server or find one that you can rent space on. The biggest concern is definitely bandwidth as music and video takes a ton of bandwidth. You will also need a file management system of some type, but I think these are relatively cheap from http://www.download.com  Finally, if you are going to advertise your station, you need to make sure you have all the appropriate licenses or you will soon be faced with a lawsuit.
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create it as a jukebox or mp3 data with software like sonic,roxio...etc...
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Streaming\nOne of the most common ways to distribute internet radio is via streaming technology using a lossy audio codec. The MP3 codec is most popular, followed by Ogg Vorbis, Windows Media Audio, and RealAudio; use of HE-AAC (sometimes called aacPlus) is gaining in popularity. The bits are "streamed" over a TCP/IP connection, then reassembled and played within about 2 seconds. Therefore, streaming radio has about a two-second lag time.\n\nThere are three major components to an audio stream:\n\nAudio stream source \nAudio stream repeater (server) \nAudio stream playback
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Try compuserve.net or .com
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You can install winamp and go through the Shoutcast TV. Lots of shows there always on.
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Have a look at RealVNC: http://www.realvnc.com/  You would set the jukebox up as a VNC server and run a VNC client on your desktop.  A window will appear on your desktop allowing you to control the jukebox.  I reccomend that you set the server to a lower display resolution than the client so that the client window will fit nicely on your desktop.
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First off, you could use an mp3 encoder such as LAME to encode(compress) the audio files.\n\nSecondly, there are plenty of free http servers available.  The most popular now seem to be Apache(my personal favorite), which runs a good majority of the internet, and Lighttpd, newer, and less resource intensive.\n\nYou could run Apache or Lighttpd on your computer if you wanted to leave it on all the time(but keep in mind you need a broadband connection, and this WILL affect you using the internet).\n\nThe third option, and probably the best for you would be ftp hosting. Just search for "ftp hosting" and look around for something that meets your needs.  Personally i've got no experience with any FTP hosting companies as my web host provides public ftp.
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You can check out Icecast, and read this tutorial (http://radio.about.com/library/weekly/aa013003a.htm ) from the About Network.  Icecast streaming software is free but I'm not sure it will do what you want, it's worth a look anyway, it's also opensource.
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best bet...\ndownload winamp 5  at http://winamp.com/\ntons of shoutcast stations to choose from, all great quality.
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Download a P2P program...there are tones of them out there!
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You don't need a server...\nJust type this:\n<embed src="yourmusicfile.mid" autostart="true" loop="true"\nwidth="2" height="0">\n</embed>