Sam2 is the best option for this sort of thing, there is also Oddsock's Requester plugin at www.oddsock.org and WWWinamp at Nullsoft.com but it's not very configurable. Just lots of customation will be needed to get exactly what you want.

Live365 now requires you to login before listening to their stations.

yea I have somewhat modified it from the original script and cannot release the updated script due to the fact that I now use True Type Fonts, and some installations of PHP will not support it. The TTF functions are what I used to determine how wide the image should be.

If you have the true type ...

that is a shoutcast bug, if you see that then your shoutcast server is sending your password to all of your listeners. To avoid this do not listen to your own stream in the source winamp.

well all that you have to do is compile PHP with the GD Library.

I am not sure how to do this with windows as I only use *nix for my hosting needs.

There could be alternative ways to do it, though ASP maybe or using some other Image creation scheme in PHP, not sure.

soon, very soon

What do you see if you go to the catcher.php url?

is there anything inside this file?

where you placed the catcher.php script on your server, you should also see a file named includes.php

beta 4 does not support server status in the script url, it's going to be in the final version.

is there anything in your includes.php file in the same directory as the catcher.php script?

ignore the invalid login message unless you have an Online Log Account.

The status of your script can be seen in the Current Stats Window under Script Status.

make sure quotes are surrounding any string variables.

for instance
$rtb_user = mcjesus;

should be
$rtb_user = "mcjesus";

PAULisSOS wrote:Also is there any tutorial on how to use Radio Toolbox? I'm sorry for all the questions. Thanks for replying.

look to the left there is a link to documentation in the menu, choose Radio Toolbox from the documentation page.

information about php can be found at www.php.net

or you can use Radio Toolbox's FTP abilities to send an HTML page up to your site with the stats you want to display.