On Tue, May 21, 2002 at 01:46:29PM +0100, Laurent Violette wrote: > I am actually setting up a robust MP3 rtp streaming server for a large firm > in Europe.
> I am very interesting in Freeamp because it is open source and run on > Windows as well as Linux. Surely the opensourceness of the client is largely irrelevent, if the streamer sends audio in a standard format, such as icecast, which is supported...? > I would like to know if Freeamp can be embedded in a Web page like > RealPlayer. No it cannot. > If not, I plan to launch it using .sdp files but it still does not work > (Freeamp write "Skipped corrupted file"). > How to write .sdp file in order Freeamp can read it ? I'm not sure about that to be honest.. But I could take this opertunity to plug my Unix streaming server which will allow users to stream, search, and browse a remote MP3 collection. It's small, portable, stable and simple to use - the clients can be anything from WinAmp, to XMMS, and of course FreeAmp. http://www.gnump3d.org/ - there's a new release due, which will be available once I've built the Debian packages.. Steve --- www.steve.org.uk _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev
