Please visit my site http://axis.isa-geek.net

Please click on the link and let me know if:
You hear anything?
You can delete the current playlist?
Create a new playlist?
Stream though Winamp on port 8000 too?

Thanks for any help at all just want to make sure it works because I am traveling soon and want to be able to listen to my whole collection from anywhere in the world!

http://axis.isa-geek.net

Your eJukebox 2web interface works good: I can see your albums!
I've also deleted your playlist , and added a few songs. But I needed to add them one by one! (I don't know how to add a entire album?)

And, since I've closed my firewall, I can hear the sound too!
The sound quality is good, but there are a lot of sound interruptions... so because of that it's not listenable (for me). I don't know the reason?
The stream is around 120 to 140 Kbits/s. Normally my connexion can reach around 640 Kbits/s.
Maybe your upload capacity is too tight?

Your setup works good here to...also your stream seems to be more stable playing in winamp instead of inside internet explorer.

RE: (I don't know how to add a entire album?)

In Internet Explorer you can Drag and Drop the album from the 2Web Songlist to the position you want in the 2Web Playlist.

Thanks for the tip Audiosoft.

"your stream seems to be more stable playing in winamp instead of inside internet explorer."

I already played it in Winamp... because in internet explorer I hear nothing at all !?

Now that you mention it...I do not hear anything in Internet Explorer either.

Axis, you need to enter the correct stream url (http://axis.isa-geek.net:8000) under the 2Web options in eJukebox if you want the audio to work from inside IE.

Thanks for the replys. I have eJukebox pointed to my 320kb high quality shoutcast server for my internal lan. I am still streaming out to the internet on port 8000 but now it is only 64k stereo.

How does winamp ot mediaplayer work for you guys now with lower quality?

For me now it's perfect: No more interruptions! And the sound quality in Winamp at 96kb seems to remain quite good...