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Streaming My Collection - Listen In If You Want

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FC Can Can Man wrote: Been messing around with live streaming so I've got my New Order Collection up right now.

Take a listen if you want.

http://69.194.230.80:8000/playlist.pls

and check out the recent songs at

http://rogueamoeba.net/streams/info.cgi?uid=http://69.194.230.80:8000/playlist.pls

I must be doing something wrong because I can't access either of these. Is it just a case of copying and pasting in the address bar of the browser window?

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Sorry all, had to turn of for a while due to some file transfers that had to do with work. Shoud be up and good again.

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FF Can Can the Man Can do ...

why don't you run a competition, the best answer to why you've put your Abba collection down the stream winning a box of bananas?

:hat:

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Huntsman wrote: FF Can Can the Man Can do ... why don't you run a competition, the best answer to why you've put your Abba collection down the stream winning a box of bananas? :hat:

BJORN SLIPPY?

You gotta laugh!

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Watches the ABBA comment fly right over my head

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I've thought recently that we should start a NO hub in something like DC++, not to share anything illegal :evil4: but to help other forumites get hold of stuff they can't find/afford/play (like vinyl :\ohwell: )

I wonder could it be made to work? I'd do it myself but don't have a machine I can run as a hub...

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I would be glad to give something like that a shot. I am just worried about my ISP coming down on me for bandwith issues. I used to run a ftp got me and my friends about 5 years ago that when we first started encoding mp3 stuff to share with each other. Mostly 12" mixes and stuff we had on record.

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With DC++ the connection is peer to peer so the person running the hub shouldn't see traffic, only when people initially connect and download their listings to each other.

if you see what I mean...

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