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Unix+clones Linux ShoutCast Server
Post date: November 11, 2007, 05:11 Category: Views: 3143 Comments: 0
Tutorial quote: The following info should get you started on running your own ShoutCast streaming internet radio server. Port forwarding, etc is beyond the scope of this post.

ShoutCAST server consists of two components:

1. The server
2. The Transmitter

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