Yes, but you'd have to proxy the requests through your own webserver. The reason for this is the User-Agent string - Shoutcast server expects a string that contains the words "
Mozilla Compatible)", otherwise it assumes its not a browser but a streaming client, and doesn't display the status page.
I once played with a similar service using llEmail / XML-RPC, which I'm rewriting for llHTTPRequest at the moment. Drop me a line inworld if you need any info.
Mozilla Compatible)", otherwise it assumes its not a browser but a streaming client, and doesn't display the status page.I once played with a similar service using llEmail / XML-RPC, which I'm rewriting for llHTTPRequest at the moment. Drop me a line inworld if you need any info.
Yes. I've just made a radio that does it, after MSo's and Rickard's radios that used email to do it stopped working. However, I don't think I'm going to sell it. It requests song info once per minute. If I sell 1,000 of those radios, my web server will get 1,000 hits per minute. So I've just given it to a few close friends, plus I use it at my own venues.
Search for Scstats on google or hotscripts.com to find a freeware php routine that does the shoutcast lookup.
Search for Scstats on google or hotscripts.com to find a freeware php routine that does the shoutcast lookup.
I appreciate the information. My web server is with DreamHost. I'll see if I can put something together to work with it. I suspect both radios ceased to operate because of bandwidth usage. If any of your systems can be easily modified to use my web server please send me a PM or IM in world.
