| Subject: | Re: Streaming live nature from Austin TX |
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| From: | "Emanuele" lamacchiacosta |
| Date: | Sun May 29, 2011 11:32 am ((PDT)) |
> If you are a Linux user, you can go to the site and start streaming > with the Linux default media player. For Windows users, the website > below provides links for Windows Media Player 11 and a Vorbis plug-in > that allows WMP to process the Ogg stream I am generating. > On my Mac I can playback a stereo streaming easily with VLC, so I suppose is a platform that can fit all operative systems. I don't have a surround sound here with me so I cannot say... :-) Thanks a lot for sharing. -- Emanuele www.ecsound.net |
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