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Building A Live Podcast Server on Linux
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- I am working on putting together a way to do Live Podcasts along with a Live Stream on UA-cam. This will allow me to record an audio only broadcast and store it with the audio streaming server to be played back on demand. I am using three open source technologies all of which run on Linux to do this: Liquidsoap, Icecast and AzuraCast. Join me as I work through getting this installed for the first time and setting up a radio station with it. Liquidsoap is the engine for the streaming part of this and it will also do Video Streaming as well. Liquidsoap subscribes to the composability model which means you can configure it by installing modules to provide the functionality you need, and leave out the stuff you don't.
I think most people get their music from streaming services today, but I prefer to own the songs, so I use liquidsoap as my own music streaming service with zero tracking.
You can of course also set this up for home use to be a private music streaming server, so that all of your music is playing, even changing playlist automatically based on a schedule, so there are many different ways you can use AzuraCast, all of which is easily configured via the AzuraCast web base GUI.
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It's pretty amazing to see just how far we've come with all of this, i don't do any streaming or podcasts (also prefer local files, FLAC if possible) but as a musician who began releasing in mp3 format when it all began in the mid 90s the advancement is not lost on me. 26 years ago i gave business cards to people with my website URL and some ended up not even having soundcards yet and couldn't listen. Today i learned how to build an entire online radio station and people all over the world have receivers in their pockets capable of hearing it. Welcome to the future lol ;)
I too am a musician and what I like about liquidsoap is that you can add support for different audio file types and I use FLAC as well when I can.
@@CyberGizmo Very nice. Anything that lacked FLAC support in 2022 for me would be out. I record hardware instruments (synths/drum machines) and make FLAC downloads available at 48kHz because it's a recording, not software / 44.1 sample based electronic music. I try to also buy music in FLAC format only (or buy CD's / Vinyl & convert to FLAC). Storage is cheap enough and a 1TB MicroSD in an Android phone works for portable playback.
@Voodoo Yam Hi Voodoo I always through sonobus was peer to peer? Did they change it for one to many?
Now I know why they call you DJ Ware. What an interesting and enlightening video!
Thanks Craig
Icecast was built from the original Shoutcast. And boy, do I miss those Shoutcast days...
This was a great video. I did not know any of this existed. I guess it was 3 years ago I was looking at internet radios last. None of this showed up. I see liquidsoap is in Synaptic Package Manager. Amazing.
A fresh way of doing time tested methods! This self hosting shift is amazing and very exiting
thanks for the awesome content and information, keep it comin plz
Very interesting and to me a first look at this side of broadcasting. Good Luck with it and Here is to a wider audience--a much greater number of viewers hopefully .
Thanks Dezmond
Played with many things over the years. Still like to set things up - and DJ this vid was really great :)
But, I think when it comes to streaming now, I guess its a question I ask myself. With so many hosts - like twitch, or youtube, or similar - when you can directly stream, and store, and have a channel/home, and where they really take care of the CDN level network load for large numbers of watchers/listeners ---- why do it the harder way.
'Because we can?' :)
And well, insert everyone's own answer!!
Great stuff as always DJ!
Thanks Adm, I am doing this because I want to extend the system I have, yes UA-cam and Twitch are great for video live streams, but how exactly do they do audio only live streams?
@@CyberGizmo Well, sending video is way harder than doing audio. But i think what you are getting at is the angle of a pod-cast management of the 'send'. So, not so much the live stream, but the setting of what I will loosely say a 'radio station-alike' idea.
Capping audio, and using a program that can have a playlist - its all doable - but I guess the magic is in management. :)
Really interesting stuff!
Thanks Benjamin!
Very interesting video. I had heard of some but not all of these tools
Hi TVJAY, Icecast and Liquidsoap have been around for decades, but AzuraCast is the newer piece of software
@@CyberGizmo I have used Icecast but had never heard of Liquidsoap or AzuraCast.
always interesting content
thanks tmendoza
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So, am I to understand that this stream will be independent of UA-cam?
Well if I get it to work, yes, it will be a self-hosted, right now I am "experimenting" with it.
@@CyberGizmo LMAO. So you’re having fun with your new toys. I love to tinker with software. You’ll get it to work. In the meantime, have fun!
Joe Collins run a radio show. Maybe get some feedback from him.
Thanks OS CS, I already know what Joe uses, its commercial software supplied by the radio station. I am not planning to broadcast commercially, and have been using liquidsoap since 2006, it works very well.