The following was posted on the Roku site in reply by a request by a
user who wants the same sort of facility - any sound on PC to be
broadcast as a stream.  I haven't tried it.

> 
> There are 3rd party programs you can use to accomplish what you want
> with the soundbridge. These programs allow you to stream anything
> that's playing on your speakers to the soundbridge. 
> 
> One free program is windows media encoder. 
> 
> 
> Windows media encoder 
> ----------------------------- 
> A. Setup Windows Media Encoder 
> 
> 1. Install windows media encoder 
> 2. Choose the Broadcast a Live Event wizard (whatever is playing on
> your computer) 
> 3. Hit Ok. 
> 4. Hit Next on Device Options screen. (defaults to your sound card) 
> 5. Choose "Pull from Encoder" on Broadcast Method screen and hit Next.
> 
> 6. Choose the Port and note the URL listed on Broadcast Connection
> Screen and hit Next. 
> 
> example: Port defaults to 8080 
> URL default: http://computername:8080/ 
> 
> Note: If 8080 is in use, you can hit "Find Free port" to have the
> computer select another port. 
> 
> 7. Chose Audio format and bitrate on Encoding Options screen and hit
> Next. 
> 
> You can skip archive screen, and then fill out the Display Information
> screen. This is the name that will show up on your soundbridge. 
> 
> 
> B. Start Playing content on your computer. 
> 
> C. Save the URL from step 6 as a preset on your soundbridge, and start
> playing. 
> 
> If the soundbridge fails to connect, you might need to make the
> following changes to the URL: 
> 
> mms://computername:8080/ 
> mms://computersIPaddress:8080/, for example: mms://192.168.1.45:8080/
> 
>


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