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Posted by Brent Palmer on 11/21/06 14:20
"J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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> Brent Palmer wrote:
>
>> I know you are trying to help but please do not be rude "I hope that this
>> time the answer will sink in". Your information has sunk in but
>> unfortunately I'm looking for a more educated answer.
>
> IMHO it's rude to start a new thread with the same content as your
> previous one, "Internet radio relay", and it feels just like you are out
> for an yes answer and can't accept a no, there is no way you can make PHP
> to read once and write out multiple times on different PHP-sessions the
> same information at the same time. As each PHP-session will make a
> connection to your server, you will get a multi->multi connection with
> your host in the middle. Doing this and if you would have a high traffic,
> your host may dislike what you do and terminate your account.
>
> There are simpler way to relay streams, you go and ask your host if you
> can run a streaming relay program, that reads your stream on your home
> computer and then relays it to the users who connects to your host. It's
> the only time you get an one->multiple.
>
>
> //Aho
I don't think you are in a position to state who is rude or not after the
comments you made!
I'm well aware that if I just use PHP to refer the connection this would
result in multi connections to my home PC. This is not what I'm asking. I'm
wondering if it's possible to relay (capture and represent the content
through web). Obviously you are not an expert so please do not reply again.
By the way I can accept "no" as an answer but only after further research
and not from one single person that thinks if they can't accomplish the task
then it must be impossible.
Regards,
Brent Palmer.
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