[mythtv-users] Sync'd MythMusic
Adam Biskobing
tv at badmoon.com
Tue Feb 24 13:14:43 EST 2004
The problem with using an icecast like solution is going to be timing.
In my experience, when I try to run multiple streams from an icecast
server they are never actually sync'd. This has to do with the caching
of the stream that each player uses. I suppose it would be possible
when streaming to not use a cache, and then every player should be
playing the same stream at the same time. Any thoughts on this?
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> The fact that current MythMusic is frontend based is going to
> make that impossible I think. The has been some disscussion
> over time about streaming and Internet Radio support, not
> sure how active any of that work might be . . .
>
> Personally I think MythMusic should be allowed to continue as
> a stand alone frontend module, some of the more
> audiophile-type users that use only lossless flak
> compression, and use SPDIF to external receivers/decoders may
> not appreciate 128kpbs or even 192 kpbs Icecast streaming.
>
> Perhaps we should spin off the streaming to a new module(s),
> maybe call it MythCast? MythCastServer would be installed
> only one location on your network, preferably you Master
> Backend. MythCastClient could be installed on any frontend
> and would allow "requests" to the MythCastServer. Obviously,
> with would have shared access to the MythMusic collection and
> song lists.
>
> There are many, many icecast/apache web jukebox applications
> that allow this type of behavior, should be too hard to
> leverage some of these GPL programs to set-up MythCast.
>
> -Eric
> > I have multiple frontends arrayed around my house, and I
> was wondering
> > if anyone had figured out a way to sync the music playing
> in mythmusic
> > to all the frontends in the house so that they are not all only
> > playing the same playlist but at the same time. Has anyone found a
> > way to do this?
> >
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