Mike .. A show you may like to see is on

Netjams · Joined: 27 Dec 2001 Posts: 2308

The history chanel is on.

here

MIKE BURN

Thanks Jon for thinking about me!

Grrrrr.... I'm too late now obviously....

BUT... I see that you have revamped the code/design! :sensational

Netjams · Joined: 27 Dec 2001 Posts: 2308

Well you had to be in the mood to watch it..

It was a special on WW1 and WW2.

John D Ranger · Joined: 29 Sep 2004 Posts: 52

69.153.0.122/

Can you get other stations like this? If so how?

thanks

John

Netjams · Joined: 27 Dec 2001 Posts: 2308

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Can you get other stations like this? If so how?

I'm hosting it on my own machine. I would be glad to put any chanel you would like to see as long as it's on basic cable.

John D Ranger · Joined: 29 Sep 2004 Posts: 52

Next question then is ....How do I do my own hosting so that I can get all the stations I want on my computer?

Thanks

Netjams · Joined: 27 Dec 2001 Posts: 2308

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Next question then is ....How do I do my own hosting so that I can get all the stations I want on my computer?

First you need a TV card in your machine then get windows media encoder to stream the content from your TV card, then others can view the content with your IP# and port, or you can put a page up like I did with a server hosted on your machine and imbed the player into it. You can find the server software by searching for apache2triad in google and the windows encoder is free at MS.

RonOnGuitar · Joined: 08 Jan 2003 Posts: 1916

Netjams, you're amazingly geeky! (a compliment, lol)

What type of system requirements are needed for all of that?

I think there are a few other freebie and open source servers that can be downloaded.

Me, I'm waiting for my phone, ISP and basic cable to be delivered by one company at around $100/month. Gotten circulars at that price, but it's just for the first 6 months. Then they really stick it to ya.

The phone service is internet-based, of course. But I believe you can get just i-phone from Vonage for a flat $25/month.

Now if they could just manage to include a hot breakfast every morn in the package deals I might go for it!

Edited by: RonOnGuitar at: 3/1/05 21:19

Netjams · Joined: 27 Dec 2001 Posts: 2308

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What type of system requirements are needed for all of that?

It runs well on just about any PC 400 hz and up.

The real key is to have a high speed connection 256k and up.

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I think there are a few other freebie and open source servers that can be downloaded.

Yes there are many but they are not always easy and security is a big issue too. This package is suited to host a large website if you want too and it self installs flawlessly with total security and support for all the common inturpitors like pearl and php.

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Now if they could just manage to include a hot breakfast every morn in the package deals I might go for it!

Give it another 20 years... lol

Cybernetic Organism68 · Joined: 17 Dec 2004 Posts: 384

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Next question then is ....How do I do my own hosting so that I can get all the stations I want on my computer?

You can start by not being a dumbass...

John D Ranger · Joined: 29 Sep 2004 Posts: 52

Thanks Jon

www.sputnikradio.com/