Shoutcast is a streaming audio system for Windows and Unix platforms. At the center of the system is the SHOUTcast Distributed Network Audio Server . The DNAS is responsible for accepting a broadcast feed from Winamp and the SHOUTcast Source DSP plug-in, and repeating the broadcast to listeners connected to this SHOUTcast DNAS.
This uses the well known Winamp media player program to distribute streaming audio across the internet. [see also Icecast
SHOUTcast is the Streaming System developed by Nullsoft that works with WinAMP. With SHOUTcast everybody can listen to SHOUTcast radioprograms or even broadcast her/his own radioprogram. What you need to SHOUTcast is an installed SHOUTcast plug-in under WinAMP - and to find a SHOUTcast stream that fits your gusto via a shoutcast server. SHOUTcast
One of the major software products for streaming MP3 files, made by Nullsoft.
SHOUTcast is Nullsoft's Free Winamp-based distributed streaming audio system. SHOUTcast makes it possible for every Winamp user with an internet connection to stream his or her favorite music via the Internet. In other words, anyone can have his or her own virtual radio station.
Audio broadcasting, either as in-game commentary of matches, or for social 'radio' style purposes.
a way to broadcast live music on the internet
Nullsoft's internet streaming MP3 solution.
Nullsoft's Free Winamp-based distributed streaming audio system that allows you to hear radio broadcast music through the computer.
SHOUTcast is a multiplatform freeware audio streaming technology, developed by Nullsoft. SHOUTcast uses MP3 or AAC encoding of audio content and HTTP (though multicast can be used) as the transport protocol to broadcast web radio, also known as Internet radio. Both servers and clients are available for Windows, Free BSD, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris and Windows Mobile (client only).
