Jukebox shoutcast streaming playback module
jukebox-shout provides a daemon to stream your music to a shoutcast compatible server like icecast
Basic setup instructions for icecast can be found in their documentation
Required system libraries
libshout3, libshout3-dev and python-dev are required to build the dependecy python-shout.
Startup
bin/jukebox jukebox_shout --start --host=[shoutcast_host] --port[shoutcast_port] --password=[shoutcast_source_password]
Stop
bin/jukebox jukebox_shout --stop
Debugging
Add the –fg option to prevent the command from daemonizing.
bin/jukebox jukebox_shout --fg --host=[shoutcast_host] --port[shoutcast_port] --password=[shoutcast_source_password]
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