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Stream Windows Mixer

Hello,
i try to find a way to stream my local sound (windows xp) to the net.
I try it with Icecast, but doesnt get it. Is there any 'simpler' solution ?

Thanx,
  Julius
 

Stream Windows Mixer

Reply #1 –
Icecast is just the server your listeners need to connect to. For the streaming itself you need another program to send the encoded data to your Icecast.

OddcastV3 (Stand-alone version) can capture all sound you hear and send it to an Icecast server. Start it, select your sound card, the channel you want to capture (in your case, "What you Hear" or "Stereo Mix" or something like that), specify the location of your Icecast server and there you go.
Nothing is impossible if you don't need to do it yourself.