Scratch

JJROCKER wrote:

I have some older songs from over the summer but they were made in Garageband.

Have any way to send them?

veggieman001 wrote:

JJROCKER wrote:

I have some older songs from over the summer but they were made in Garageband.

Have any way to send them?

Scratch? I think I once uploaded one, I just have to find it.

schnrfl wrote:

456bingo123 wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

Hahaha. Not right now, unfortunately. Unless you want to search around for musical Scratchers willing to have their songs be broadcasted. 

Alright, I'll look around.

ooh ooh look pick me

Do you have music? Let us know!

veggieman001 wrote:

456bingo123 wrote:

Veggie, can we PLEASE do live recordings?? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!??

How would that work though?

@Advertisers
Those look great!

@CheckItNow
Don't need any more DJs. I'm not sure about the legality of remixing.

@777w
Oh don't worry, that song will be on the broadcast 

Remixxing is leagal either if u have permission of artist or has paid em royalities

Would you also be okay with a few instrumental songs? Because I have also got quite a few of those, but if you aren't okay with just instrumental, I'm sure I could write some for you.

Last edited by Alternatives (2011-12-07 08:34:26)

456bingo123 wrote:

schnrfl wrote:

456bingo123 wrote:

Do you have music? Let us know!

...i'm not really sure how to respond to that
veggie help me 

I said I was going to look around for scratchers with music, and you told me to pick you. I thought you were asking me to ask you if you had any music. I did ask you. How don't you know how to respond? Just say "Yes" if you do have music, and "No" if you don't have music.

oi'm just tryin to be witty jeesh
you really should know that i make music :I

veggieman001 wrote:

I am fine with instrumental songs
fanofcena the point is that we're not paying royalties
Dawgles, if you could, could you make a Javascript OGG player about 200x300 and that possibly gets metadata?

here u go

http://jplayer.org/latest/demo-05/

just download the source code using github and its quite easy explained
change the source to your server and 8-) u will have the coolest HTML 5 player out there 

and @veggie .. for ebr i paid royalties in the past so u know if u guys want i can do that again 

Last edited by fanofcena (2011-12-07 10:53:15)

schnrfl wrote:

456bingo123 wrote:

schnrfl wrote:

...i'm not really sure how to respond to that
veggie help me 

I said I was going to look around for scratchers with music, and you told me to pick you. I thought you were asking me to ask you if you had any music. I did ask you. How don't you know how to respond? Just say "Yes" if you do have music, and "No" if you don't have music.

oi'm just tryin to be witty jeesh
you really should know that i make music :I

I do know you make music, and that's why I was so confused.    I see now though, it was all a joke.

If you had 500,000 Gigabytes of storage you could hold almost a year of nonstop mp3's.

456bingo123 wrote:

MrMokey wrote:

If you had 500,000 Gigabytes of storage you could hold almost a year of nonstop mp3's.

My dad has a few weeks of non-stop music. Also, you wouldn't need that many mp3's. You often hear the same song played over the radio in a year.

I was bored in math...

Looks like you can't get icecast metadata with javascript. If there's a way to make the icecast display it as a single html file with only the metadata on it then it is possible.

Apparently shoutcast does this and makes a page "7.html" that contains the metadata for the stream, listeners etc. I don't know if icecast does, I'll need to look into it further.

Dawgles wrote:

Looks like you can't get icecast metadata with javascript. If there's a way to make the icecast display it as a single html file with only the metadata on it then it is possible.

Apparently shoutcast does this and makes a page "7.html" that contains the metadata for the stream, listeners etc. I don't know if icecast does, I'll need to look into it further.

make a php proxy

something like

$context = stream_context_create(
    array(
        'http' => array(
// YOu miss this you will get the stream buffer from ICE/SHOUT cast
            'user_agent' => 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:8.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/8.0.1',
        ),
    )
);
$url  = 'WHatever UR Server IS'; // Replace this with your server URL 
$content = file_get_contents($url, false, $context);
$dom = new DOMDocument();
$dom = $dom->loadHTML($content);

// Now do dom Menupulation straight on server ..
// just keep in mind here u have to use -> instead of JS . operator :P 
// For more read php5 DOM Documentation on php.net
// Or just flush it as it is without changing anything here
// Yeah that easy !??!
$html = $dom->saveHTML();
echo $html; // Now flush it to ur client :P

or u can use the

status.xsl

generated by icecast itself say if the server is at localhost:800
then status should be at

http://localhost:800/status.xsl

  but mozzilla firefox will not allow you to use this as it will consider this as cross domain req and Ice's header will disallow it from letting you interact [chrome works fine]

so better is to just write a php file and just use the php proxy 

and btw when loading xsl
change the save/load html to save/load XML rest works the same 

Last edited by fanofcena (2011-12-07 12:57:30)

fanofcena wrote:

456bingo123 wrote:

MrMokey wrote:

If you had 500,000 Gigabytes of storage you could hold almost a year of nonstop mp3's.

My dad has a few weeks of non-stop music. Also, you wouldn't need that many mp3's. You often hear the same song played over the radio in a year.

With my vipersounds CDN i have 2years of non stop music 1.2 terrabytes :3    pretty much my music cannot end!

Well, there's a single song that's being played now, that a machine is playing that will last 1000 years! Longplayer.org   Is your vipersounds CDN sort of like that?