ask your host provider to install php. Either that or use the FTP service.

start up the Radio Toolbox application and go to the options pane and select the Script Service tab, there, put the url to the catcher.php as you would if you were going to it in a browser.

hmm if you look to the left you should see a menu with a submenu and at the bottom of that submenu is "Logout ..."

You can also change your password by clicking profile.

just change MaxUser=32 to MaxUser=450 in the sc_serv.conf file.

depends on the server but typicall server's act as repeaters and don't need much hardware to run.

is the ip 68.237.73.25 yours?

it depends on what you care most about? Audio resolution or 2 channels of audio?

of course I remember :)

hit the list over at http://www.radiotoolbox.com/hosts/

Those with high uptimes come highly recommended. I am not a big fan of Live365. At least with the shoutcast host providers you can get potentially mad amounts of traffic at no extra cost, and you can offset costs with ...

Problem fixed. Bad Location header parsing code

Try again should work.

if you can here both mics at the same time accross your computer speakers then just set your recording mixer up to record from Mix Out or Stereo Out or Wav out or What-u-hear, different manufacturers call it different things, but what it boils down to us recording everything you hear through the ...

play stuff people like.

as to your first question:
The stream server is responsible for meta data output, IE SHOUTcast DNAS.

As to your other question.
The DSP sends the password, followed by the headers and then an indefinate amount of mp3 data.

please check out the documentation and faq for Radio Toolbox at http://www.radiotoolbox.com/docs/

yup it's old

i am working on another solution to remedy this problem.