M3W
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| Configuring | edit | Configuring M3W The interface is pretty easy to understand, if you have done any streaming before. If not, you will need to understand a little about how it all fits ... |
| Credits | edit | Credits Licence All chapters copyright of the authors (see below). Unless otherwise stated all chapters in this manual licensed with GNU Free Documentation License ... |
| Downloading | edit | Downloading M3W can be downloaded from the developers site. The developer is Martin Ruckert, who has also written a book on MP3 called Understanding MP3. You can ... |
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| Installing | edit | Installing M3W Requirements M3W will run on any WIndows system since Windows 95. M3W does not need any prerequisites installed. It installs the lame dll, which ... |
| Interface | edit | M3W Interface The user interface for M3W is very simple: It is divided into the following sections: Soundcard This section is used for giving you feedback ... |
| Introduction | edit | M3W M3W allows you to send live audio (a stream) over the internet. This requires the use of a Streaming Server. M3W is possibly the simplest software available ... |
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| Using | edit | Using M3W Start Live Input Next we need to start the input from the soundcard so you can stream audio from a microphone or CD player or whatever you have plugged ... |
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| _index | edit | M3WIntroductionStreamingIntroInstallingDownloadingInstallingGetting StartedInterfaceConfiguringUsingLive StreamingAppendicesGlossaryLinksCredits |