Icecast2 - Streaming server

For true peer-to-peer communication you’ll want to run an icecast2 server on your local machine. This has several advantages, fi. bandwidth is only used when others access the stream but comes with a bit of setup cost: your machine needs to be accessible from the internet, which may require to enable port-forwarding on your router.

For a quick-start you can use any of the existing TAC icecast relay servers:

For convenience we’ve set up a DNS load-balancing: just use av.theartcollider.net:8000 (core servers) or av1.theartcollider.net:8000 (all servers).

• theartcollider.org:8000
• artcollider.sfai.edu:8000
• linuxaudio.org:8000
• www.interface.ufg.ac.at:8000
• tac1.theartcollider.org:8000
• tac2.theartcollider.org:8000

The password to send streams there is currently inoutsource.

see http://icecast.org and publishing_streams for now.