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The current way to create an Internet radio station
Hello. Interested in the current way to create / raise a small home Internet radio station. Windows 8 x64 Enterprise and high speed Internet connection included. Tried a bunch of Winamp + edcast + lcecast2. The main problem is that when using this method with my IP, I can listen from the browser, but other people cannot connect. When using third-party platforms / services using their IP, everything is OK, but I would like to do it on my own (using the same lcecast as a server).
Any advice is most welcome. =)
Thank you.
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No, from my side only the cord from the provider.
PS Minus something for what =(
white IP (external) is necessary ...
but in fact it quickly gets boring so play around ... if you are not a super DJ)
Now moved from Winamp to RadioBoss. The problem with IP still remains. Another question arose: how to stream music from, for example, VKontakte, through RadioBoss?
If you have a dynamic IP then you will have to use Dynamic DNS www.dlinkddns.com/login .
Dinamic dns is supported by Dlink Linksys routers.
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You need to disable the firewall on the router.
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It is necessary to do port forwarding on the router so that when you enter your router, it redirects to your computer in the local network.
+ here is another link
habrahabr.ru/post/101380/
little information to be honest ...
IP is static. I don't have a router. How the provider redirects is another question =)
I figured out how to stream music from VK, but I haven't been able to raise a server through my IP yet.
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