ljp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I would say forget the proprietary format, and stream mp3. I would if I could, but it's not my decision ;-) Yeah, I use Icecast on a server I set up for a radio station back at Ohio University (I graduated in June). In fact, that's what helped me to land my current job... I'm gonna try the esdmon when I can, but I need to set up the soundcard on my test box first. It's bleeding-edge Debian Potato, and they recently messed with module configuration files. It took me nearly a week to get sound working on my home PC (similar setup). Unfortunately, I've forgotten how I did it :-p Since I have other stuff to do today, I'll probably wait 'till I get home to grab the config files. Although there is one strange problem... /dev/dsp and /dev/audio don't exist. What creates those files? I have all of the sound stuff compiled as modules. I am not yet passing any arguments in modules.conf yet because I've forgotten which to use, so it just tries for the default. sb claims that IRQ 7 is busy, though I seem to remember sb stuff being on! IRQ 5... Anyway, I guess I'll just wait 'till tomorrow to see if I can get this mess working. -Chris ------ Do you do Linux? :) Get your FREE @linuxstart.com email address at: http://www.linuxstart.com
