ShoutPSP v1.0 Released |
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We've got a tip from Solitude about a PSP Shoutcast Re-Streamer called ShoutPSP. Developer Daniel Haverman explains: ShoutPSP
is a piece of software the will connect to a Shoutcast server and fake
it's a file download instead of a stream. This means your PSP will
think it's a normal file-download (of 1GB size). If you put such a file
in an RSS feed, it allows you to listen to your favorite Shoutcast
servers on your PSP anywhere and even with firmware 2.7. In other words, it's a PHP file you can put on a server and then add to an RSS file. This PHP then emulates a file download which contains the MP3-stream as data. No need for PSPRadio.
For example a stream at:
http://64.236.34.67:80/stream/1003
Would be added to the RSS as: http://someserver/ShoutPSP.php?ip=64.236.34.67&port=80&stream=/stream/1003
Note: There is a bug in the PSP's RSS parser in that it cannot at this moment handle xml-entities. So the & sign should be entered in the XML as an & and not as an & as is specified by the XML specification.
Download: [ShoutPSP.zip]
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thanks alot
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Thats some real bad technical jargon, which makes no sense at all.
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We need a 'read me' folder with more decriptive content stating exactly what we need to do.
Over all it sounds good :)
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I presume it downloads a vast amount of music from a shoutcast server in one go and saves it as one file. Then you can use it in your rss feed to listen to it.
You need a server with php support to run the script. Suppose you can always install apache on your own machine.
Simpler method. Leave shoutcast stream recording on your own computer for a few hours. And then move the mp3/s to your psp.
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This means the PSP won't actually download it, and you don't need a big memory card for it. I streamed about 1GB of data with it by now (ca. 24 hours). And it isn't stored anywhere. I'll try to put out a new release this weekend (if i have time) containing better documentation and maybe some wrappers or something so it'll be a more fullfeatured product. As it is now it's only a script which you can add to an rss yourself.
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I use wamp5
google it
You can probly use a webhost, but wheres the fun.
Add the php folder to the root of your website.
go to your homepage and in the address change the page to "ShoutPSP.php"
this isn't a way to replace pspradio, its rather a way to replace shoutcast.
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Setting it up basics:
Just get something like wamp or easyphp running (apache with php). And put the php file on your server, and add an rss file (like the demo included) and fill in the ip-data from your favorite shoutcast server, and listen to that server from your psp.
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keep up the good work mate ;D
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As for the people who 'want a readme', just open the .php file in notepad or something.. It's well documented.
For the people who (after reading the docs) still don't get how it really works, a little explanation:
What you need:
- Webserver which supports php
- Some kind of shoutcast stream
- PSP with access to the earlier named webserver
You read through the .php file, configure everything you need to configure (for me it was pretty self explanatory). Be sure to also update the shoutcast server settings.
Then connect with your psp to your webserver/shoutpsp.php (or whatever you called it).. et voila.. streaming music!
... Did I explain it well enough now Sol? ;)
Diddy
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I love shoutcast, and now i love Dan
thx a lot!!
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i have never use shoutcast or winamp before so if someone could go through and give directions on how to set up starting with shoutcast and ending on how to put on your server and every thing in between that would be great
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As far as the sucks or hoax things. It's obviously not a hoax because there are people who have read the documentation (there is documentation if you bothered to look) and use it happily right now. It is however a piece of script that assumes some knowledge of php, rss, mp3 and shoutcast. If that's not available, don't go shouting it sucks just because YOU don't understand.
What I mean to say is: instead of yelling it sucks, try and improve it. Make it Un-suck. You have the code after all.
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i'll be eagerly awaiting your step by step manual.
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1. I edited the .xml file to show the my proper server IP and Shoutcast stream server IP.
2. I then uploaded (FTP) both the .xml & .php files onto my godaddy webserver in the root folder
3. Pointed my PSP Browser to webservername/ShoutPSP.xml
4. Asked to save RSS feed and I selected yes.
5. exited out of PSP web browser and enter RSS feeds tab
6. Selected the new Shoutcast RSS feed and I get an HTTP 404 error.
it seems as if I am about one step away from this killer script working. Any ideas on what could be causing this error? I have been working on this for over 8 hours now, call me crazy but if I can get this to work it is going to sooooo awesome.
Thanks Solitude!!!
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What is the whole deal with the & being replaced by &???
when I open the .xml file there is no & any where in the script. Am i missing something here (im not blond, lol)
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If you are thinking of trying this out, DONT!!!!! its a frustrating waste of time which could be used to do more important things like picking your nose.
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but how do i add a shoutcast channel that looks like this: http://207.200.96.230:8040
its different from the other one
and for everyone who cant get this working...download abyss web server (free from download.com)set it up and put the php and xml files in the working folder....edit the xml file in notepad replace the "http://someserver" to your server or local ip address
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http://dl.qj.net/ShoutPSP-General-Apps-PSP-Homebrew-Applications/pg/12/fid/7787/catid/151
but if u are looking for a webserver address to setup your stream u need to configure your own
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1. i downloaded abyss web server from download.com (free version)
2.went to this page :
http://www.psp411.com/show/guide/44/0/Streaming_Music_From_Your_PC_To_Your_PSP.html
and scrolled down to : "Installing and Configuring The Web Server" and configured the abyss web server like it says there
when it says "select "General" and change the Documents Path to the folder with your music in it'
i selected the folder that has the shoutpsp xml and php files.
after that i opened the xml file in note pad and input in my local address in the someserver address (for example: http://191.167.1.111/ShoutPSP.php?ip=64.236.34.4&port=80&stream=/stream/1005 )
the "http://192.168.1.111" represents my local address in this example and the "64.236.34.4&port=80&stream=/stream/1005" is the music stream
If you don't know your local IP address, do this:
Go to "Start > Run > CMD > ipconfig" and hit enter. It will say IP Address and then some numbers. In my case, it's 192.168.x.xxx. It depends on what kind of router/access point you are using
after that start up your psp browser..type in your local address (example: http://192.168.1.111)
now u should see the php and xml files on your server. click on the xml file and install the rss channel.
go to rss channel in the psp menu then start up the stream u saved
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Is this happening to you or anyone else??? Is there a solution to this??
Thanks a bunch!!!
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example : http://64.236.34.196:80/stream/1038
All i can find are ones that look like this
example : http://213.251.129.50:8000
If someone could give me a website that would be great
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u just have to keep looking on shoutcast.com....
usually the SKY. FM channels are like
http://64.236.34.196:80/stream/1038
so do a search for the sky.fm listings on shoutcast .u should find a SKY.FM station for every genre i think
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but this is mainly for 2.7 users...
wait until sony comes out the gps and cam and other features you'll update your firmware...its really inevitable since sony is gonna keep coming with new firmware
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Get ready by registering, so you can comment and crap. I'll probably have it done by 2:00 P:M PST today. (It's 1 AM.)
My forums:
http://silenceisdefeat.org/~mennez/empathy/
If you want proof, got to:
http://del.icio.us/ferramir/ and click the top link, "a hack for shoutcast" or something. I'm going to sleep now. Enjoy. Oh, and I'll be tweaking with it for a bit, but I'll try to get it to stream for about an hour before you have to restart it. -tweak-
-Mennez
http://silenceisdefeat.org/~mennez
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Any ideas anyone?
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here is a test stream http://www.bluenewworld.com/ShoutPSP.php?ip=64.236.34.67&port=80&stream=/stream/1003
to add to psp rss: http://www.bluenewworld.com/ShoutPSP.xml
found it here:
http://www.bluenewworld.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=24
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