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    From Lupine Furmen@DIGDIST/SNDSRC2 to All on Sun Jun 11 11:54:00 2017
    Who all has run their own personal online radio station, and which software package do/did you use?

    I have run several different ones over the years, and prefer to use SAM2.

    -Dallas (Lupine Furmen) Vinson
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    -Telnet: ss2.loybbs.net:23333

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  • From Furry Face@DIGDIST/CRAZYW to Lupine Furmen on Wed Jun 14 18:41:15 2017
    Re: Online Radio
    By: Lupine Furmen to All on Sun Jun 11 2017 11:54:00

    Who all has run their own personal online radio station, and which software package do/did you use?

    I have run several different ones over the years, and prefer to use SAM2.

    -Dallas (Lupine Furmen) Vinson
    -Sound Source ][ BBS
    -Telnet: ss2.loybbs.net:23333


    Recieved at Crazy World BBS. Everything seems to be working now.

    -Dallas

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  • From Vk3jed@DIGDIST/FREEWAY to Furry Face on Thu Jun 15 18:59:00 2017
    Furry Face wrote to Lupine Furmen <=-

    Who all has run their own personal online radio station, and which software package do/did you use?

    I have run several different ones over the years, and prefer to use SAM2.

    I haven't done the full live radio thing, but I've used Shoutcast or Icecast to do the streaming side.


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  • From Lupine Furmen@DIGDIST/SNDSRC2 to All on Thu Jun 15 15:05:00 2017
    Thinking about maybe putting my radio station back online when we get the Google Fiber installed in the next month or two.

    -Dallas

    -Dallas (Lupine Furmen) Vinson
    -Sound Source ][ BBS
    -Telnet: ss2.loybbs.net:23333

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    * Origin: Sound Source ][
  • From Lith@DIGDIST/ASIRTA to Lupine Furmen on Sat Jun 17 18:10:23 2017
    Who all has run their own personal online radio station, and which software package do/did you use?
    I have run several different ones over the years, and prefer to use SAM2.

    I run a radio station (Neon Arcade '86) and ended up sticking with Icecast for streaming . Currently using foobar for the playlist manager.

    I like Icecast because the radio stream will show up as a streaming radio station in VLC player, Kodi, Clementine, and in online games like second life. I've never logged into second life, but I see listeners from there every now and again.

    The radio website is http://radio.asirta.com

    I've turned the streaming off, but will have it back on later this year... The website is still being updated weekly through the retro tucson youtube channel.

    Good luck with your station!

    Lith,

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  • From Lupine Furmen@DIGDIST/SNDSRC2 to Lith on Tue Jun 27 10:17:00 2017
    Icecast for streaming . Currently using foobar for the playlist manager.

    I run my own shoutcast server. Never heard of foobar, will need to take a
    look at it.

    life. I've never logged into second life, but I see listeners from there

    I used to DJ in a couple of the clubs on SL. It was fun.

    -Dallas (Lupine Furmen) Vinson
    -Sound Source ][ BBS
    -Telnet: ss2.loybbs.net:23333

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    * Origin: Sound Source ][
  • From Nelgin@DIGDIST/EOTLBBS to Lupine Furmen on Sat Oct 21 22:33:41 2017
    Re: Re: Online Radio
    By: Lupine Furmen to Lith on Tue Jun 27 2017 10:17 am

    I run my own shoutcast server. Never heard of foobar, will need to take a look at it.

    I used a hacked copy of SAM2 once and really liked it, but I tried to get away from using unlicensed software as I got older to deleted it. I liked Live365 in its day. Not only did they provide storage but they dealt with all the licensing of the music too. There's a service out there similar but it's way more expensive. It's not financially feasable for a single home user to run a legitimate radio station without incuring some heavy costs.

    I used to get my fix by DJing on a Sunday night at the local privately owned radio station. I did a couple of hours called "The British Invasion" from 9-11pm then "The Last Hour" until midnight playing whatever. It was an oldies station but they changed to Americana and I don't do country type 'music'. :)

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