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PHP Streamcast is a front end for a version of streamcast (called stream-db) that will use a database as a backend for playlists and queues, instead of the current Perl data structures. The aim of the project is to create a streaming media station.
Stream-DB is a database version of streamcast, using databases as a backend instead of perl data structures. This project is merging back into streamcast; see https://sourceforge.net/projects/streamcast/ for more information.
Streamcast takes an MP3 file from a playlist on a computer and streams it to a Shoutcast or Icecast server. It will also send along the MP3 metadata to the server. Streamcast is written in perl, and comes with a perl CGI script for use over the web. It