Martin Konecny said:@Holden
Could you reiterate what you are trying to say? I don't fully understand.
On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 9:17 PM, Holden Stanford <
airtime-support@lists.sourcefabric.org> wrote:
> We've gotten AirTime installed and configured and added DJ accounts. I was
> setting up our AirTime to where I could assign DJs to certain shows and let
> them use their usernames to contact the stream, however I now realize that
> 99% of IceCast/ShoutCast streaming clients have username fields.
> So does that mean there's really no way to have different DJs utilize
> their account and have been assigned to a show?
>
> Most of us are using Traktor Scratch or Serato, neither which have User
> Name fields to my knowledge.
> Is there no way to lump the username/password into the password field
> separated by a colon? (WHMSonic does this, maybe AirTime should adopt this
> logic, considering no developers seem to be focused on changing their
> streaming clients any time soon.)
>
>
I agree with charos, there are a few workarounds for this. We do it similar.
I don't know if Icecast supports username&password by default.
But if it does, all the streaming-client-devs have got to move, not Airtime.
afaik Airtime just uses Icecast's possibilities for user&password-authentification.
Why are Airtime, m3w & mixxx doing this on any distro but not edcast, butt, traktor, or anything else?
This should be the question!
charos said:Maybe being a noob and using Airtime just for fun with friends, I'm missing something here, but what I did to allow a specific dj to exclusively connect to his show, is with webstreams and multiple shoutcast servers (SMI). Each dj has his own shoutcast server that connects to with his password (no need for username). In Airtime, each dj has a webstream with the url of his shoutcast server. Once a show is booked, I simply add the show and add the webstream to his show. That way only he can stream from the Airtime.
Are we talking about something similar here or I just hijacked a post ? :)
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