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MP3Broadcaster(1)                        BSD General Commands Manual                       MP3Broadcaster(1)

NAME
     MP3Broadcaster -- MP3 file playlist broadcaster

SYNOPSIS
     MP3Broadcaster [-vdixX] [-a ipAddress] [-p portNum] [-l filename] [-w filename] [-e filename] -c file-Name fileName
                    Name

DESCRIPTION
     MP3Broadcaster streams a playlist of MP3 files to an instance of QuickTimeStreamingServer.

     A list of flags and their descriptions:

     -v       display version

     -d       display version

     -i       use 'icy-' protocol header prefix (default is 'x-audio-')

     -x       preflight configuration

     -X       check MP3 files List running currently broadcasts

     -a ipaddr
              broadcast to this address (default = local loopback)

     -p portNum
              broadcast to this port (default = 8000)

     -l filename
              path to playlist (overrides config file)

     -w filename
              path to dir to create temp lists (overrides config file)

     -e filename
              print output to error file

FILES
     /Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Movies
     /Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Playlists

SEE ALSO
     QuickTimeStreamingServer(8), PlaylistBroadcaster(1),

Darwin                                        February 11, 2005                                       Darwin

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