DarkIce live audio streamer


				DarkIce 1. What Is DarkIce? DarkIce as a live audio streamer. It records audio from an audio interface (e.g. sound card), encodes it and sends it to a streaming server. DarkIce can record from: OSS audio devices ALSA audio devices Solaris audio interface Jack sources DarkIce can encode in the following formats: mp3 - using the lame library mp2 - using the twolame library Ogg Vorbis aac - using the faac library DarkIce can send the encoded stream to the following streaming servers: ShoutCast IceCast 1.3.x and 2.x Darwin Streaming Server Darkice runs on the following operating systems: FreeBSD Linux on intel and PowerPC MacOS X NetBSD / OpenBSD SUN Solaris DarkIce is being written by Ákos Maróy 2. Status DarkIce is under development. While still considered beta, it has been used since fall 2000 in production 24 hours per day. The latest version is 0.17, check out the ChangeLog. Rafael Diniz is wrting a GTK front-end for DarkIce, called DarkSnow. 3. Discussion For questions & feedback on DarkIce, please join the darkice-list mailing list. 4. Support If you feel that DarkIce is having a good effect on your online streaming radio, feel free to donate some money to allow further development. Thank you! 5. Download DarkIce is © Copyright Tyrell Hungary under the GNU General Public Licence, and is hosted on SourceForge. You can download DarkIce releases from the project's download page. I also provided lame packages, which are needed by DarkIce, but you can use your own lame libs if you like. Download the source tarball darkice-0.17.tar.gz and compile it. You will also need lame (version 3.89 or above), twolame (version 0.3.6 or above), Ogg Vorbis and faac libs. I used the following libs: lame-3.96.1.tar.gz twolame-0.3.6.tar.gz libogg-1.1.2.tar.gz libvorbis-1.1.0.tar.gz faac-1.24.zip If you like to live on the edge, you can check the CVS repository by getting module darkice as described here. This page last updated: $Date$.