All the hardware you need is a computer with an Internet access. The easiest and most professional software to stream is BUTT :Broadcast Using this tool. You can download it here: https://danielnoethen.de/butt/ If you have an old OS (10.6.8 for example), download an old version here If you have problems with installing the file, how to repair
If you have Linux, you can compile it (easily:) : see below
This is the configuration of your streaming server and metadata. ADD Server Click Add, and then edit with: - nom : p-node.org - type : icecast - address : stream.p-node.org - port : 80 - password : XXX - mountpoint : YYY - Icecast user : source
ADD Stream Infos Click add and then edit with: - name : choose one (no funny character) - description : choose one (no funny character) - url : http://yoursite.org - genre : Live
This is the configuration of your audio device and streaming encoding. Main Audio Settings - Audio Device : Choose your sound card or “Default PCM device” to use the one used by your system. - Channel : Stereo - Samplerate : 48000Hz
Streaming - Codec : MP3 or OGG depending on your mointpoint!! - Bitrate : 128k (ok), 192k (good), 320k (best) depending on your Internet connection
Click play! The timer should start and you should see : “stream time”
You can listen to your stream on the ∏node homepage. It will appear under the name you have entered. It should be on the top of the list if you entered “Live” as genre in the metadata.
go further with the BUTT manual
1.download the file here https://sourceforge.net/projects/butt/files/latest/download 2. decompress it on the computer 3. open a terminal and go to this decompressed folder (“cd /home/…./Downloads/butt-0.1.19”) 4. install dependencies
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libfltk1.3-dev portaudio19-dev libopus-dev libmp3lame-dev libvorbis-dev libogg-dev libflac-dev libfdk-aac-dev libdbus-1-dev libsamplerate0-dev
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./configure make sudo make install
Launch butt typing “butt” in a terminal
For more infos, see https://danielnoethen.de/butt/manual.html#_install