As well if I just goto: 5.133.180.173 I get the "It work's" page telling me that apache is setup (I'm assuming that's what it means). Also to login to airtime I have to go to: 5.133.180.173/airtime
Actually, the default Airtime output port is 8000. Can you try to set another "not occupied" port if you are still not able to use Mixxx to connect master source?
I've opened up 8010 and this is the result:- root@1162-2990-4227:~# netstat -an | grep 8010 tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8010 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN root@1162-2990-4227:~#
No clue what's happening, do you mind email me a temporary password of master resource and the ip address, let me try to connect, my email address is cliff dot wang at sourcefabric dot org
I currently have Airtime working using a remote shoutcast server. I want to connect to Airtime using MIXX. But to connect to Airtime remotely I need another streaming server like an icecast server on the same machine where Airtime is installed. Is this so?
I have opened the router port settings, do I have to set the ports of the airtime server too? I thought this was done at the input stream gui settings... This looks so simple, I must be missing something.
First you need to pick a port and configure in airtime stream setting page. you also need to set username, password and mount point.
If your machine is behind a firewall and if the port you picked from airtime stream page is block, you need to do port forwarding.
At this point, airtime should be ready to accept connection from MIXX. Of course you have to configure Mixx so it has correct setting(username, password, port, mountpoint, server host name and etc).
I've been through this many times. Right now I'm using BUTT as the server client, on a machine different than the Airtime Server, however it is in the same network. The settings are matched in both BUTT and Airtime, and yes I had the same results with MIXXX.
Master source mount point should be some kind of word(eg. master_source), not the url. You might also have to configure mount_point on BUTT side as well.
I restarted BUTT and now it's streaming. However I do not see the indicator on Airtime come on, and when I click on the "X", it says there's no source connected to this input".
Good news it's streaming to Airtime and out-putting as well. But when I disconnect the stream, the source connection indicator remains on. Is this normal?
At this point I'm not sure what the issue was after I changed the settings to icecast...I believe "BUTT tool" was locked up since it started streaming after restart. However the delay is puzzling -- why would it take so long for the connect-indicator to come on in Airtime...
Now it seems the indicator will not go off after streaming is disconnected from master source.
BTW, I switched the on/off controls to test them and it does automatically switch broadcasting source.