Try these url's in iTunes, they'll probably work. If you want to test
mp3/http streams inside QT Player use icy:// instead of http://.
BTW - One way to link to mp3/http streams is via a ".m3u" file. This
is simply a text file with the .m3u extension. Inside the file put
the http:// url to your stream (i.e. http://my.ip:8000/playlist or
http://my.ip:80/playlist). Link to this file from a web page with a
standard href tag. When clicked it should launch the client's mp3
software of choice. Note that your web server must be configured to
deliver the correct mime type for m3u files (i.e. audio/x-mpegurl .m3u).
-George
On Jul 17, 2007, at 6:23 PM, Scot Hacker wrote:
I'm trying to set up a simple MP3 playlist for a coming event.
I've read all the docs and everything seems straightforward, but
when I go to open the url
(we're streaming on port 80, so I thought I'd try all of the
above) QT Player says "Live Broadcast - Paused". QTSS says the
playlist is running, and I can see the MP3Broadcaster process
running in ps. I can telnet to the server on ports 80, 8000, and 554.
The same server streams live and archived video just fine. Am I
missing something obvious here?
Also, a request for the documentarians: The section on Playlists
should include some mention of what URLs to give to users, or at
least an internal link to http://helpqt.apple.com/
qtssWebAdminHelpR4/qtssWebAdmin.help/English.lproj/pgs/2c22.html .
That info was way too hard to find.
Thanks,
Scot
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