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Nika Talaj

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Join date: 2 Jan 2007

Posts: 5,449

01-29-2009 10:20

THis may end up being posted in RA since it is not a question about machinima, but I thought you media magicians might know the answer. Many music playlist sites offer Flash widgets to stream music to folks' blogs, myspace, etc..; but they do not offer simple stream URLs suitable for SL land options. I've looked at the code for these widgets, and don't see such a URL that I can just copy - yet I know Flash is just a container for mp3, mp4, etc. streams.

I'm probably not asking this right, but is there a way to extract from or convert a Flash widget to a URL for audio streaming?
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Nika Talaj

now you see her ...

Join date: 2 Jan 2007

Posts: 5,449

01-29-2009 11:41

Hmmm. On further pondering .... maybe what I need is a proxy site that will interact with the playlist site to actually start playing the music, then rebroadcast it as an internet radio station??

Help!
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Toxic Menges

Time Lady

Join date: 4 Jul 2007

Posts: 206

01-29-2009 12:43

Mediamaster looks like it could be what you are after - not sure if it is accepting new joiners, but it is worth a try.

Try it. mediamaster.com

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I'm bumping you to an 8.3. You obviously have a strong sense of self and you are very much in control of your sensual side. You're the kind of girl that guys are willing to beat each other senseless over, just hoping for a few moments of attention from you. Congratulations and shame on you. you are a slut in the very best possible meaning of the word!

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Nika Talaj

now you see her ...

Join date: 2 Jan 2007

Posts: 5,449

01-29-2009 12:50

From: Toxic Menges

Mediamaster looks like it could be what you are after - not sure if it is accepting new joiners, but it is worth a try.

True! Mediamaster is fabulous, but sadly, going out of business: /327/31/304280/1.html

I am looking for a replacement with little luck. The sites that store music don't seem to provide continuous streaming URLs.
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Nika Talaj now you see her ... Join date: 2 Jan 2007 Posts: 5,449	01-29-2009 10:20 THis may end up being posted in RA since it is not a question about machinima, but I thought you media magicians might know the answer. Many music playlist sites offer Flash widgets to stream music to folks' blogs, myspace, etc..; but they do not offer simple stream URLs suitable for SL land options. I've looked at the code for these widgets, and don't see such a URL that I can just copy - yet I know Flash is just a container for mp3, mp4, etc. streams. I'm probably not asking this right, but is there a way to extract from or convert a Flash widget to a URL for audio streaming? .
Nika Talaj now you see her ... Join date: 2 Jan 2007 Posts: 5,449	01-29-2009 11:41 Hmmm. On further pondering .... maybe what I need is a proxy site that will interact with the playlist site to actually start playing the music, then rebroadcast it as an internet radio station?? Help! .
Toxic Menges Time Lady Join date: 4 Jul 2007 Posts: 206	01-29-2009 12:43 Mediamaster looks like it could be what you are after - not sure if it is accepting new joiners, but it is worth a try. Try it. mediamaster.com _____________________ I'm bumping you to an 8.3. You obviously have a strong sense of self and you are very much in control of your sensual side. You're the kind of girl that guys are willing to beat each other senseless over, just hoping for a few moments of attention from you. Congratulations and shame on you. you are a slut in the very best possible meaning of the word! Trout Re-Certified
Nika Talaj now you see her ... Join date: 2 Jan 2007 Posts: 5,449	01-29-2009 12:50 From: Toxic Menges Mediamaster looks like it could be what you are after - not sure if it is accepting new joiners, but it is worth a try. True! Mediamaster is fabulous, but sadly, going out of business: /327/31/304280/1.html I am looking for a replacement with little luck. The sites that store music don't seem to provide continuous streaming URLs. .