MP3 file Live streaming with node js
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I'm trying upload a .mp3 file to node server so that multiple users can access that file when I play it. Similar to radio, when i start playing the song, all the users connected to that server should also be in the same position of audio.
Tried many ways using methods suggested in many Q/A, blogs, but needed a straight forward approach that handles this purpose.
Any working code/pointers or guidelines will be of great help
node.js audio audio-streaming http-live-streaming node-streams
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I'm trying upload a .mp3 file to node server so that multiple users can access that file when I play it. Similar to radio, when i start playing the song, all the users connected to that server should also be in the same position of audio.
Tried many ways using methods suggested in many Q/A, blogs, but needed a straight forward approach that handles this purpose.
Any working code/pointers or guidelines will be of great help
node.js audio audio-streaming http-live-streaming node-streams
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I'm trying upload a .mp3 file to node server so that multiple users can access that file when I play it. Similar to radio, when i start playing the song, all the users connected to that server should also be in the same position of audio.
Tried many ways using methods suggested in many Q/A, blogs, but needed a straight forward approach that handles this purpose.
Any working code/pointers or guidelines will be of great help
node.js audio audio-streaming http-live-streaming node-streams
asked Nov 8 at 19:14
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I'm trying upload a .mp3 file to node server so that multiple users can access that file when I play it. Similar to radio, when i start playing the song, all the users connected to that server should also be in the same position of audio.
Tried many ways using methods suggested in many Q/A, blogs, but needed a straight forward approach that handles this purpose.
Any working code/pointers or guidelines will be of great help
node.js audio audio-streaming http-live-streaming node-streams
node.js audio audio-streaming http-live-streaming node-streams
asked Nov 8 at 19:14
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asked Nov 8 at 19:14
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asked Nov 8 at 19:14
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asked Nov 8 at 19:14
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You can use icecast in order to stream your mp3 files and manage them on node using node-icy. Plus, if you want to have multiple channels listening to a single instance, I would recommend socket.io. Cheers!
Here's the script to setup your Icescast server:
https://github.com/rmfranciacastillo/Sleepnet/blob/master/Install.script
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You can use icecast in order to stream your mp3 files and manage them on node using node-icy. Plus, if you want to have multiple channels listening to a single instance, I would recommend socket.io. Cheers!
Here's the script to setup your Icescast server:
https://github.com/rmfranciacastillo/Sleepnet/blob/master/Install.script
answered Nov 8 at 19:58
Renato Francia
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You can use icecast in order to stream your mp3 files and manage them on node using node-icy. Plus, if you want to have multiple channels listening to a single instance, I would recommend socket.io. Cheers!
Here's the script to setup your Icescast server:
https://github.com/rmfranciacastillo/Sleepnet/blob/master/Install.script
answered Nov 8 at 19:58
Renato Francia
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You can use icecast in order to stream your mp3 files and manage them on node using node-icy. Plus, if you want to have multiple channels listening to a single instance, I would recommend socket.io. Cheers!
Here's the script to setup your Icescast server:
https://github.com/rmfranciacastillo/Sleepnet/blob/master/Install.script
answered Nov 8 at 19:58
Renato Francia
3401515
You can use icecast in order to stream your mp3 files and manage them on node using node-icy. Plus, if you want to have multiple channels listening to a single instance, I would recommend socket.io. Cheers!
Here's the script to setup your Icescast server:
https://github.com/rmfranciacastillo/Sleepnet/blob/master/Install.script
answered Nov 8 at 19:58
Renato Francia
3401515
answered Nov 8 at 19:58
Renato Francia
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answered Nov 8 at 19:58
Renato Francia
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answered Nov 8 at 19:58
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