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benace · 07-30-06, 03:23 PM

I suspect this shoutcast stream might have changed. Can anyone give it a quick whirl, see if it works for them? Here's the information from Winamp (which is playing the stream now):

http://64.62.252.134:6670
Server: SHOUTcast Distributed Network Audio Server/win32 v1.9.5
Content-Type: audio/aacp
Stream name: 525 Power Tracks

I also navigated to through shoutcast with PIE to the stream, clicked the link, and got the same error:
"Player: http://64.62.252.134:6670 Unknown file format!"

I get a different error when I'm trying to access a stream that doesn't exist:
"Error: Could not open URL!"

This seems like shoutcast (or some of the shoutcast streams) changed their format to something that TCPMP doesn't support. Was hoping someone might have a codec I could download or maybe that CoreCodec was aware and would be adding support soon. Hmm.....

UPDATE: Infernal. I tried another shoutcast stream, and the codec is listed as MPEG Audio. The stream I want is listed as audio/aacp. I'm guessing that means that TCPMP and Windows Media Player 10 (desktop or mobile) don't support the AACP codec. AGH! Why do they have to change things!!!

Thanks for the replies!

07-30-06, 03:23 PM	#6 (permalink)
benace Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 98 Device: Nokia 6230b Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I suspect this shoutcast stream might have changed. Can anyone give it a quick whirl, see if it works for them? Here's the information from Winamp (which is playing the stream now): http://64.62.252.134:6670 Server: SHOUTcast Distributed Network Audio Server/win32 v1.9.5 Content-Type: audio/aacp Stream name: 525 Power Tracks I also navigated to through shoutcast with PIE to the stream, clicked the link, and got the same error: "Player: http://64.62.252.134:6670 Unknown file format!" I get a different error when I'm trying to access a stream that doesn't exist: "Error: Could not open URL!" This seems like shoutcast (or some of the shoutcast streams) changed their format to something that TCPMP doesn't support. Was hoping someone might have a codec I could download or maybe that CoreCodec was aware and would be adding support soon. Hmm..... UPDATE: Infernal. I tried another shoutcast stream, and the codec is listed as MPEG Audio. The stream I want is listed as audio/aacp. I'm guessing that means that TCPMP and Windows Media Player 10 (desktop or mobile) don't support the AACP codec. AGH! Why do they have to change things!!! Thanks for the replies! Last edited by benace; 07-30-06 at 03:29 PM.