The "icy" prefix only works with QT5.x, which is what you mentioned that
you were using. So that *should* work for you.
DSS4 listens on ports 554, 7070, and 8000. It doesn't matter which of these
you try in the client, as long as a firewall isn't in the way and you don't
have TCP port conflicts on the server machine.
You may want to make sure that you don't have a proxy setting in your QT
player. If you *are* connecting through a firewall, that might explain your
problems.. is that the case?
It looks like maybe an error 10060 is a "connection timed out error." If
that's correct, then you just don't have connectivity between your client
and server.
Have you tried using an IP address in the client's URL instead of a
hostname? (Maybe DNS resolution is a problem..)
You might want to check connectivity between the machines.. If you're using
OS X, just use the command line:
$ ping (ip address)
If that works, then try:
$ telnet (ip address) 554
If the telnet session connects, then try typing hitting <return> a couple of
times. The QTSS server should respond with an error message. If this
doesn't work, then you have connectivity problems at some level.
-Joel Hedden
on 12/14/01 9:27 AM, Nick Tamburri at email@hidden wrote:
> Oliver Block <email@hidden> writes:
>
>> Actually, you want to use http://hostname:8000/mountpoint for an MP3
>> playlist using QTSS 4. Port 8000 is the default port in QT4 for streaming
>> MP3's. Give that a shot.
>
> Just tried it and 7070: No luck. "icy:" was not successful either. I
> also noticed that streaming video gets the same result (error 10060.)
> I tried it on a different PC at work with the same results, so its not
> my PC config.
>
> Very strange. Thanks for the suggestion.
>
> /nt
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