Can you post a url to your stream? I am currently testing unicode support in the new Radio Toolbox application.

You need to urlencode the song name but otherwise your url is correct. You'll know it is successful if the server returns nothing back to you and just closes the connection.

The song information is embedded in the ogg tags, they come in as part of the stream unlike the icy meta data method. So you have to parse the stream.

Well the solution is a new Radio Toolbox. I am pursuing this option. The old one would just require way too much updating to accommodate special characters. The good thing is that the solution I am looking into now would make Radio Toolbox work in multiple environments without much effort on the ...

I don't really have any examples of exact code but here is an example of how Ajax works.

http://www.captain.at/howto-ajax-process-xml.php

You'll need to use AJax to avoid that. Just have the template upload an xml document and use AJax to update the proper areas of the html display.

I am not sure I understand the quesiton, steamcast will only bind to 2 ports at once, the secondary is only for shoutcast source encoders.
As to the second question, you can use the ServIP config item to control what IP steamcast chooses to bind to.

i've got the beta windows 7 just need to install it. I am probably not going to take any actions regarding anything until they fully release it.

That directory is going to be getting an overhaul soon including giving you the ability to make changes to it. The tune-in link is just outdated. It was part of a verification cron I had running but it fails under the new php stuff. I am opting to spend my time rewriting that stuff rather then ...

If it supports Icecast2 directories then you can list.

http://www.radiotoolbox.com/steamcast/getlisted.php

Your router may not support routing your external IP that way.

There are a few encoders out there specifically designed for linux streaming. sc_trans is a shoutcast solution. http://www.icecast.org/ezstream.php is a icecast solution. Both will work for steamcast.

The on demand feature will not make a station. You will need to use a source encoder if you want to stream them as a station.

Change the port in the source encoder to 8000. Not sure why you have 8001 there. 8001 by default is for shoutcast source clients.