Bongwater wrote:Sounded like a perfectly reasonable reply to me.

At least I am not the only one who feels that way.

use the 'What U Hear' capabilities of your soundcard. The slider could be called anything, like Stereo Mix, or Mix Out etc. refer to your audio card manufacturers guides for help.

you need to pass a User-Agent header that signifies Mozilla somewhere. Otherwise the DNAS is going to assume you are looking for audio content.

nah just have your java or flash parse the includes.php file.

you would need to employ some java scripting or Flash.

radiotoolbox doesn't support Windows Media server yet, due to the fact that I haven't quite figured out where to get the stats from, if anyone knows please help me out here

i'll check into it.

whenever it's ready.

well the big news is that the graph will be included in the Radio Toolbox application. I haven't had a whole lot of time for development of my own projects lately due to work and school, I am trying to finish up school and that seems to be taking alot of my time away.

you can see where I am now ...

it comes packaged with the installer. make sure you select it from the options pane of the installer.

yes, you need Radio Toolbox if you want to display track information on your website. Please view the documentation for Radio Toolbox, if you don't understand a step, feel free to ask.

i'd ban it.

as I said PC resource usage is fairly insignificant.

CPU and RAM usage is generally not a big concern as long as you have a fairly modern computer SHOUTcast will run fine for quite a few users.

check out www.radiotoolbox.com/online_tools/bandwidth.php and do some bandwidth calculations.