Just a heads up, it all works now, including metadata. If there's any
interest shown, I'll include better documentation.
Over at shoutcast/winamp/radionomy they keep saying that DNAS2 supports
DNAS1 streams, even multiple streams to the one DNAS2 server. However, you
have to open up two ports for each stream - which totally defeats the
benefits of DNAS2, and is not going to be an option for hosted DNAS2.
On 21 December 2014 at 21:21, John Plsek <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've written a simple proxy that sits between a Shoutcast v1 (or ICY)
> source client and Shoutcast DNAS v2 (Ultravox 2.1). As far as I know
> there's no (easy) way to stream more than one ICY stream TO DNAS v2, so,
> because ocaml makes my eyes bleed, I decided to write a proxy which is more
> or less universal - i.e. not liquidsoap specific, but I did write it
> because liquidsoap has no support of Ultravox 2.1 protocol.
>
> It's well tested with two streams, not sure how well it goes with more
> sources, if you use it and something breaks, you can keep both pieces :p
>
> Fairly easy to use, once it's running (you need nodejs) you simply point
> your source to the host/port of the proxy, and set the stream password to
>
> :host:port:SID:UID:pass:
>
> the : can be anything (as long as they're all the one character) .. e.g.
> ~host~port~SID~UID~pass~ and must be the first AND last characters of the
> password. This defines the host/port/streamid/userid/password of the DNAS
> v2 server
>
> Currently metadata is accepted through the standard DNAS v1 method,
> however, for some reason it is being rejected by DNAS v2 - I'm hoping to
> get some clarification on the format of the metadata that Ultravox 2.1 will
> accept, but shoutcast forums make glaciers look like avalanches
>
> https://github.com/jaromanda/dnas-proxy - the DNAS code is partly based
> on some code I found on github, I will give proper credit when I track it
> down again!!
>
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