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--- anonradio_-_dj [2021/06/30 22:02] – smj
+++ anonradio_-_dj [2024/08/31 19:46] (current) – s.” hc9
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 Before getting your own show, you may like to try broadcasting during [[http://anonradio.net/openmic/|OpenMIC]].
-===== Live Streaming =====
+===== Streaming =====
 There are a variety of tools that can be used to stream to aNONradio from a variety of operating systems.
-Any scheduled DJ can choose between live streaming, podcasting or repeating your show.  This makes it very flexible for the DJ especially when you find your self in a bind with a personal emergency or scheduling conflict.
 Regardless of what software you use, please ensure that your outgoing stream conforms to the following specifications:
-  Bit rate:     192 Kbps CBR
+<code>
+  Bit rate:     192 Kbps
   Sample Rate:  44.1 KHz
   Channels:     2 (stereo)
   Format:       mp3
+</code>
 ==== liquidsoap ====
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 It is possible to stream a collection of audio files using liquidsoap:
-   liquidsoap 'output.icecast(%mp3, host="anonradio.net", port=8010,
+<code>
-  user="YOURSDFUSERNAME", password="YOURICECASTPASSWORD",
+$ liquidsoap 'output.icecast(%mp3, host="anonradio.net", port=8010,
-  mount="/YOURSDFUSERNAME", mksafe(playlist("/path/to/playlist.m3u")))'
+user="YOURSDFUSERNAME", password="YOURICECASTPASSWORD",
+mount="/YOURSDFUSERNAME", mksafe(playlist("/path/to/playlist.m3u")))'
+</code>
 ''playlist.m3u'' must then contain a list of these files. The above command must be terminated at the end of the show; if not, it will loop, resulting in weird behavior.
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 ==== butt ====
-"[[http://danielnoethen.de/|butt]] (broadcast using this tool) is an easy to use, multi OS streaming tool. It supports SHOUTcast and Icecast and runs on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. The main purpose of butt is to stream live audio data from your computers Mic or Line input to an Shoutcast or Icecast server. Recording is also possible. It is NOT intended to be a server by itself or automatically stream a set of audio files."
+“[[http://danielnoethen.de/|butt]] (broadcast using this tool) is an easy to use, multi OS streaming tool. It supports SHOUTcast and Icecast and runs on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. The main purpose of butt is to stream live audio data from your computer's Mic or Line input to an Shoutcast or Icecast server. Recording is also possible. It is NOT intended to be a server by itself or automatically stream a set of audio files.”
-Instructions on using ''butt'' to stream to aNONradio are forthcoming.
+=== butt configuration ===
+Click **Settings**, in **Main** click **ADD** under Server
+<code>
+                Name:    aNONradio
+                Type:    IceCast
+             Address:    anonradio.net
+                Port:    8010
+            Password:    your dj password
+  IceCast mountpoint:    your sdf username
+        IceCast user:    your sdf username
+</code>
+Click Save
+in **Main** Click **ADD** under Stream Infos
+<code>
+                Name:    your show name
+         Description:    your show description
+               Genre:    your show genre
+		 URL:    http://anonradio.net:8000/anonradio
+</code>
+Click **Audio**
+<code>
+        Audio Device:    mic, line input, etc
+             Channel:    44100Hz
+     Streaming Codec:    MP3
+   Streaming Bitrate:    192k
+</code>
+Under **Configuration** click **Save**.
+When you are ready to connect to your IceCast mountpoint and start streaming click the play icon
 ==== Nicecast ====
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 To stream during your timeslot or during openmic, create a playlist of your desired songs:
-''ls -d -1 /PATH/TO/YOUR/MUSIC/*.* >> playlist.m3u''
+''ls -d -1 /PATH/TO/YOUR/MUSIC/*.* <nowiki>>></nowiki> playlist.m3u''
 Copy the default ezstream config to your home directory:
+<code>
   mkdir ~/.ezstream
   cp /usr/share/doc/ezstream/examples/ezstream_mp3.xml ~/.ezstream/
+</code>
 Edit your newly copied config thusly:
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 There are also[[http://mustafejen.freeshell.org/ezpulse.html|instructions]] for streaming with ezstream on Debian using PulseAudio.
-===== Streaming Metadata Manually =====
-During your show you can login here:
-http://anonradio.net/playlist/
-Login with your anonradio.net streaming credentials. You will ONLY be able to login during your show.
-This feature will be helpful to DJs who stream from analogue devices like turntables, cassettes and such that don't send playlist MetaData.
 ===== Podcasting Your Show =====
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 Once a podcast has begun it will play through the end of your show as your DJ name.  If you decide you'd rather stream live than podcast for whatever reason, just make sure you're connected to the server before your show begins.  If you're connected, then the podcasting file will not play and the server will switch to you live.
-===== Repeater =====
+===== Repeating Your Show =====
+Say something comes up and you can't make your show.  No problem! Repeater is there to preserve continuity to your time slot and the aNONradio schedule by randomly selecting and streaming one of your past shows from the archive.
+This is great if you need a break or go on vacation and are unable to make podcasting files. But what if you're just late? No problem! Repeater always gives the DJ priority so that if the repeater sees you've connected, it will switch to you immediately but will stand by in case you need it to pick up for you.
+===== Tools available to aNONradio DJs =====
+==== Manually update your MetaDATA ====
+During your show you can login here:
+http://anonradio.net/playlist/
+Login with your anonradio.net streaming credentials. You will ONLY be able to login during your show.
+This feature will be helpful to DJs who stream from analogue devices like turntables, cassettes and such that don't send playlist MetaData.
-Say something comes up and you can't make your show.  No problem! Repeater is there to preserve continuity to your time slot and the aNONradio schedule by randomly selecting and streaming one of your past shows from the archive.  But what if you're just late? No problem! Repeater always gives the DJ priority so that if the repeater sees you've connected, it will switch to you immediately but will stand by incase you need it to pick up for you.
+==== aNONradio UTC Count Down Clock ====
+Timing is everything! aNONradio is synchronized to http://time.nist.gov for UTC (Earth) time.  For live DJs known when they on and off the air it helpful.  You can use https://aNONradio.net/countdown to time your beginning and ending of your show.  Just load it in a browser and watch the seconds countdown.
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