Did you set MaxRequestBufferSize or UploadLimit in steamcast.conf? Particularly UploadLimit is your most likely cause of this issue.

Can you try finding "Recv Failed: Client Trying to send more than" in your log file?

There are two configuration values that can cause the error, "MaxRequestBufferSize", and "UploadLimit".

These are limits on how much data a web client can send to Steamcast before it stops the request ...

Make sure you reuse the exact same number for a mount point.

So, for example, "SourceMount45=/bluford8436" will always be mount number 45. Unless you are shutting that mount down.

Also, Steamcast does not expect or care if the mount numbers are not in order or if they are random numbers. The only ...

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What could be going on is if the mount point number changes then it could cause conflicts. This is due to the way Steamcast is processing the configuration reload. It does it line by line and does not take down previous mounts using that mount point. I will see about making a more robust ...

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HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) is an Apple method for transfer of audio/video formats. Apple unfortunately does love their own proprietary work and has in the past often refused to implement more generic solutions.

I will see about implementing HLS provided we can do so.

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Is this the Steamcast server you are using to reload the configuration whenever you want to use a new mount point? If so, are you sure that the numbers for the mount haven't accidentally been changed?

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The problem is most likely that the browser being used does not support the audio codec the stream is using.

Browsers implement audio codecs on their own provided they gain the licenses for it. Steamcast itself does not prevent iOS or Mac OS X from receiving audio. However, the browser must ...

IPv6 is already supported. If you want Steamcast to host on IPv6 just add another ServIP entry in the config. Like so...

ServIP=198.50.155.189
ServIP=2607:5300:204:4133::1

Do note that you will have to restart Steamcast to change what IPs and ports its listening on.

What I was saying is some ...

That'll be cleaned up in the future. If you have a proxy that you're using its possible for it to rewrite http to https but since you are streaming through it it wouldn't like that.

If you enter your login details under the Listener tab in RadioToolbox v2 then yes. RadioToolbox v2 makes the exact same hit request since the admin stats sheet contains listener details.

Well, I don't honestly know where the block is since I'm not your host provider. But some website hosts prevent PHP from reaching out on non-standard ports. Its actually a default in ConfigServer Firewall to block non-standard outbound ports.

But its obvious from the error you posted something is ...

Connection refused implies that PHP cannot communicate with Steamcast. Please ensure your firewall allows your PHP to make external connections on port 8000 TCP. (And that it is the correct port for Steamcast you are running.)

Steamcast itself cannot cause a connection refused. At most it will ...

You can edit the config and reload it. Just type "r" into the Steamcast window and press enter. It should reload the config.

Ok, so this is most likely do to that "front end" script looking for the Icecast stats sheet instead of pulling Steamcast's stat sheet.

Do you have the code to that "front end"?

There is user roles that have to be added to the encoder to the mount its trying to stream to. Either that or you could set the encoder to be able to push to the entire server.

Steamcast shouldn't need administrator privileges on Windows 10. I currently test Steamcast on a Windows Server 2016 and ...