Make Your Own Radio Station
Making your own radio station can be done using tools on the internet.
Contents
Steps
- Have the right speed for your computer. Your speed has to be at least 256/64 Kbps (which means dial-up users will have a lot of latency).
- Get a domain, an updated one with the current IP active. (Could be anything e.g. My sig)
- Download the Shoutcast Files. Go to www.shoutcast.com to get the files.
- After downloading, install both of them in any order. Go to START>PROGRAM FILES>SHOUTcast DNAS>EDIT SHOUTCAST DNS CONFIG.
- Configure it:
- password: - change to anything you want, but remember it!
- Portbase: - change it to whatever port you want it
- Maxusers: - if cable, 50 user max; ADSL should stay below 10 users; and T1 connections should do whatever tickles your fancy.
- Save the configuration with: EDIT>SAVE.
- Open winamp, RIGHT CLICK>OPTIONS>PREFRENCES>DSP EFFECT> and choose the NULLSOFT SHOUTCAST.
- Go to OUTPUT, and then click on Connection, Through the ADDRESS, type your address which you have.
- Code: www.no-ip.com
- PORT NUMBER, whatever you did in the EDIT.txt, and your password.
- Go to Encoder, and choose your quality of your music. Go back to OUTPUT>OUTPUT CONFIG> YELLOW PAGES. this is your advertisement information. do whatever you like there.
- Connect to check that your Radio is on-line go to http:// (your address that you added in the configuration).
The quick Winamp
- Go to www.listen2myradio.com. You can use other radio websites, too, this is just a suggestion for one that works well.
- Make an account. Remember the passwords for the admin, etc. Nothing worse than setting up and losing the password.
- Go to www.winamp.com.
- Click "Get Winamp".
- Follow the instructions to download.
- Once you download winamp, press Ctrl + P.
- Configure DSP/Effect and Output.
- Get your radio show underway.
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