Scratch

What time zone is it? I kinda wanna listen to it.


At least 60 seconds have to pass between posts. Please wait a little while and try posting again.

What does advertising do?

Just to warn you, I wont be able to stay up this late helping anymore. It's totally messing up my sleep. I went to be last night at 1:30, and woke up at 10:30 

I would want to get interviewed, but my voice sounds weird on recordings...

JJROCKER wrote:

You should have the same thing playing on the site just with a recording of you advertising it 

Hahah. I'd have to always be playing the recording though.

JJROCKER wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

JJROCKER wrote:

You should have the same thing playing on the site just with a recording of you advertising it 

Hahah. I'd have to always be playing the recording though.

Or you could edit the recording so it plays by itself a bunch of times 

Nonono, I'd have to have foobar play it.

Dawgles wrote:

fanofcena wrote:

Dawgles wrote:

All it does is serve as a proxy. It doesn't extract the information directly (or process it at all).
What we need is a php file that extracts the stream information from the server page and produces an XML file that can be read with XMLHttpRequest (ajax). Someone needs to be streaming so we know what strings to make the php script look for.

The media player request is easy to fulfill, the <audio> tag does the job nicely.

Are u lost if u can load the file as editable dom on server u can get ny data out of it whatsoever u want... And due to security ur ffox will nt allow u to edit it via js i tried earlier bt scast nd icecast both put headers on the output so u cant edit it .. On chrome it could b worked around bt ffox fail nd if u allow me i can make u 1 full code


auxio tag hmmmm try testing ogg playback on chrome or mp3 on ffox .. The only reason i suggstd jplayer as it makes sure media is played under ny condition

"Are u lost" --- ...seriously?

Ogg works on all browsers sans safari and IE.
Loading the dom isn't even half of the battle, it's just loading a page. Most of the work will have to go into extracting the information from the page and placing it in the readable format veggie has set up at http://scratchforums.tk/radio/

"Now Playing:
"Nothing" by the Nothings"

This element's inner HTML will be written to; that's the easy part. The information needs to be extracted from the "bloat" which is the design of the icecast server. I can't check right now (server's down), but if it's in a DIV with an id like "meta-artist" then it may be easier than I expect. Then the info can be passed to a variable and written to the page HTML.

ie still tops the browser market share ...as a good developer you must ensure cross broser performance noreover. Chromes ogg decompressor is quite cranky .. Nd well well if u read my post i mentioned about a decent form xml markup ...being generated by ice itself  Also u know something ? U can unstall icecast on ur own computer and broadcast to it via vdj etc nd do the development stuff on this dummy ...

1 last thing i have been doing frontend for ages now nd kinda sorta just felt like sharing my thoughts nd experiences . Most importantly worries with you guys so that your final product is awesome nd works everywhere..

Last edited by fanofcena (2011-12-08 06:48:12)

kimmy123 wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Nvm. 

-_-

I didn't know it was so hard to write some music. :p

lolz

mattb777 wrote:

I would want to get interviewed, but my voice sounds weird on recordings...

My voice sounds weird on videos too.

cocolover76 wrote:

Got Jingle Bells!
It's in some special AVI format, so it won't work on Windows.    Sorry. Actually, it does work on Windows, it just doesn't show the video. And, if you don't have Windows, the color somehow got corrupted. It shows up fine on TinyPic, though.
View
Download

I can't take videos though...

Foobar...!
When can I get interviewed?

veggieman001 wrote:

This weekend is when I sort out the interviews.
foobar2000 is my media player.

Alright, just let me know what I have to do when to get interviewed.