I just checked it now and there is space available.

you just do that same if statement for all your servers. You should probably do a While (list() = each()) type deal so that it rotates through all your servers. Check out php.net for information on loops. If that is not something you want to pursue then just do a if statement for each server ...

unfortunately I have nothing that exists that already does this but you really are on the right track.

looks like you have an extra ] at the end of your variable.

what error do you get on the script above?

steamcast only supports meta-ints of 8192 or 16384 so make sure your shoutcast server is set to either of these meta ints. Any other setting will cause the behavior you are experiencing.

well you would need an application or scripting language to do that.

you would need an XML adaptor or wrapper to properly read that information. You can use existing libraries or write your own.

You can also view the sheet in your web browser to see all the different tags.

Read the FAQ for a list of variables sent by the script.

http://www.radiotoolbox.com/docs/faq/in ... ?p_id=1#25

As I said before the general options window only controls the GUI side of the application.

No, that is not possible. As I said if you wanted something like that you can use the script service to build any sort of load balance you like.

You would have to talk to SpacialAudio regarding such a feature. I cannot control their application development.

Any interfacing application can find the Radio Toolbox XML sheet at http://localhost:4000/rtb.xml

the default playlist option only relates to the generation of temporary lists when an item is double clicked in the GUI server list. It has no effect on the web interface.

If you want a more custom handling of load balancing I would highly recommend the use of the Script Service feature which would ...

which version of freebsd 5 are you using?

did you download the freebsd 5 compile of steamcast?

should be fixed.