On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 05:40:00 -0800, you wrote: >Hello List! > >For quite a while, I have had a shoutcast server running and juse it quite a >bit to play MP3 and other files. Now, I would someday like to broadcast live >in voice and need to know how this is done, specificially from a tutorial on >the subject.
It's actually quite simple, especially from your current level of knowledge, as you already have a server running and can play music with it. You're halfway there and have already conquered the hardest parts. >What I am looking for is a step-by-step tutorial, with examples, how to work >this plug-in with Winamp and actually do a little broadcasting using Winamp, >both talking and playing music. I guess this would also include some tutorial >info on Winamp. I'm not sure that exists, but most of what you want to do is covered in an ACB Radio turoial on the subject. If that doesn't help you, I'd be happy to do so off-list, over MSN, Skype, whatever you like. That goes for anybody. There is a mentoring group inside ACB Radio of which I am a part, and this is what we do--show people how the tools work and get them going to become broadcasters. >Also, if someone knows of a program (autimated) or system that a person could >just install and have everything there. Would a system like VIPConduit, >Talking Communities, or any other similar service be use for broadcasting? >Sort of a already put-together studio with everything from server connection >to playing commercials, etc in a box. That would make broadcasting in voice >and playing music easy. If such a thing exist, do let me know. I'm ready to >get going. The closest thing that's accessible is Station Playlist Creator and Studio (http://www.stationplaylist.com), with the package price being comparable to that of SAM Broadcaster which, by the way, really is very accessible with Window-Eyes and semi-so with JAWS but not as much as with W.E. The main thing you have to know about using LINEREC with Winamp is that you need two copies of Winamp running, and either a very quiet switch on the microphone to turn it on or offf, or a mixer to plug it into and thence into your computer. The ACB Radio mentoring group can and will help you to learn how to set all of these things up, as I mentioned above. Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
