If you’re using the Mac or Linux client you can stream Internet radio stations in the same way as you stream MP3 files.
Just open the stream media file dialog box and put in the URL of the stream (press menu item Channels -> Stream Media File to Channel).
Try e.g. to stream the Internet radio station called Streaming Soundtracks to your TeamTalk channel by putting in this URL: http://hi5.streamingsoundtracks.com
To stream media files you do not need to initialise sound input or output devices, in other words you can also stream to a channel from a remote computer without a sound card.
Hi Bjoern
When will we be able to use the Windows client to do this? I tried it today with http:// theviploungeradio dot com :8000 but it didn’t work. The radio station we use uses ports instead of how you described.
Regards
Mark
There is not a timeplan for this issue. Currently I’m busy looking into video for Linux.
— Bjoern
Hello Bjoern, I tried this method using Voiceover on the mac and it’s a no-go. what am I doing wrong? Thanks.
what is the URL you’re trying to stream?
The one you listed, as well as http://listen2.ultrastreams.us:8525/stream. The Okay button is dimmed according to Voiceover.
Hello, the URL I am trying to stream is the one you have advertised, as well as my station URL, http://listen2.ultrastreams.us:8525/stream. When I use voiceover to initiate said command, I get a dimmed button for Okay an dit will not execute. Thanks.
Hm, I found the problem! If you first open a mp3-file and stream it, then afterwards open the dialog again and it will work. It’s because it does a file check initially which will fail for URLs. I’ll fix this later.
Excellent, I would like to have this done whenever possible, being that I would like to stream the Apple Event on my server for others to enjoy. Although I do understand that it will not work in windows, I can at least use the mac side for such task. Thanks for your awesome work.
well,
it’s good if u make this feecher in windows app.