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Streams
ProSTREAM can be configured to push connect to up to four separate streaming servers.
Target Server. Set the target server to match the required streaming server protocol.
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SHOUTcast
Set the target server to SHOUTcast
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SHOUTcast Server Address
The SHOUTcast server address should be set to the source URL for the streaming server software.
Once set, the ProSTREAM will attempt to open a connection to this network location. Once the
connection pipeline is established, the ProSTREAM will push the encoded audio muxed together
with the streaming metadata. Depending on the configuration of the streaming server, it will accept
incoming requests from the Internet to access the stream.
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SHOUTcast Server Password
Most streaming software and services require an authentication password in order to accept
an incoming data stream. In the case of SHOUTcast DNAS steaming server, this is the value of
password={value} used in the SHOUTcast DNAS sc_serv.conf file used to launch the SHOUTcast
server instance. This password is typically case sensitive.
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Stream Name
When an Internet user or device connects to the stream, the Stream Name will be sent in the initial
meta data burst. This title is typically displayed on the end-user’s player or device. Capitalization and
punctuation of StreamName is fine and will be displayed as such in the end client.
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Stream Genre
SHOUTcast DNAS server requires a genre field for all incoming connections. While the genre may not
be displayed on the end user’s device or client application, some streaming servers and services may
publish the existence of the encoded audio stream in a directory. A good example of this is SHOUT-
cast DNAS which will publish any streams configured as public to http://www.SHOUTcast.com/.