Re: Your own TurtleRadio Server

I'm curious as well. Where can this be discussed offline?

(and what sort of revenue source is Turtle Radio - why do you care?)

Kyle

Seth Dotterer wrote:

>I'd ask you guys to not talk about circumventing Turtle Radio here.  The
>reasons, and other discussions can be found in the archives.
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>You want to talk about it off line, have at.
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>Thanks,
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> -- seth
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Turtle Beach Audiotron User Forum
>[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tim Hill
>Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 2:56 PM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [AT] Your own TurtleRadio Server
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>Can you elaborate on this somewhat? With the AT discontinued it's not
>going to be long before turtle radio goes south, and I for one don't
>want to abandon my AT for radio stations (yet).
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>1. Why does the AT go to Duncan? I've always assumed the firmware has a
>hard-wired URL? Is it really Duncan? Who *is* Duncan?
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>2. Can you attach a sample playlist.asp file?
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>--Tim
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>>You can make your own turtleradio server. I just did it. by adding a
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>new zone to my DNS server and adding an entry called Duncan, the AT now
>goes out to Duncan.turtleradio.com and my server returns a file called
>playlist.asp in the output directory.
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>>The file is just an ascii file with a bunch of tags for station id,
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>names etc.
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