Stream users computer output to server?

Rails
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Hey,

it might be a bit off topic but I hope I’m still allowed to post this.
I’m currently looking for something (whatever language, script, …)
that allows users to click a button and stream the audio output of their
computer to the server. Does anyone know anything that does this?

Thanks

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Google “scripts for file upload” to get the user’s information on your
server. Streaming depends on how you handle the incoming data.

Sent from an Asteroid in Space

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I don’t think that anything about uploading a file would help the OP.

As far as I understand he wants to record anything that sent to the
sources
and send this to the server.

But this is not rails related… Besides that I think nearly any makers
would be capable of that. My advise would be don’t do that!

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Am 11.10.2011 16:45 schrieb “iGbanam” [email protected]:

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Yeah, exactly. I don’t want a file upload. I want somebody to click a
button and then the audio output of for example his music application
streams to the server and then shoutcasted.

What do you mean by any makers and advise not to?

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On 11 October 2011 15:41, Heinz S. [email protected] wrote:

Hey,

it might be a bit off topic but I hope I’m still allowed to post this.
I’m currently looking for something (whatever language, script, …)
that allows users to click a button and stream the audio output of their
computer to the server. Does anyone know anything that does this?

Do you mean click a button on a web page? If so then I hope that it
is not possible. It should not be possible to do such things from a
browser.

If you are not talking about in the browser and just want an app to
run on your pc to stream video to be picked up by the server then as
others have said this is nothing to do with Rails. Have a look at
apps such as VLC.

Colin

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On 11 October 2011 17:10, Heinz S. [email protected] wrote:

Yeah, exactly.

Since you have not quoted the message to which you are replying it is
not clear to with what you are replying. In addition you have changed
the subject line so have broken the thread, at least in some mail
clients.

Colin

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I meant any malware would be capable of that. And said this correctly
and
not got it broken by T9 it should be clearly visible why I recommended
not
to do this!

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Am 11.10.2011 18:10 schrieb “Heinz S.” [email protected]:

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Norbert M. wrote in post #1026121:

I meant any malware would be capable of that. And said this correctly
and
not got it broken by T9 it should be clearly visible why I recommended
not
to do this!

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Am 11.10.2011 18:10 schrieb “Heinz S.” [email protected]:

Yes, that makes totally sense. I was just talking about some app that
makes a one-click-streaming to the server (with some app) possible.

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On 11 October 2011 21:05, Heinz S. [email protected] wrote:

apps such as VLC.

Colin

Yes, I mean some kind of app makes it possible to stream the users audio
output to the websites server. I tried VLC and it worked but I found it
rather complicated to get it working. I was hoping for some easier
solution.

So the question has nothing to do with Rails then?

Colin

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Colin L. wrote in post #1026101:

On 11 October 2011 15:41, Heinz S. [email protected] wrote:

Do you mean click a button on a web page? If so then I hope that it
is not possible. It should not be possible to do such things from a
browser.

If you are not talking about in the browser and just want an app to
run on your pc to stream video to be picked up by the server then as
others have said this is nothing to do with Rails. Have a look at
apps such as VLC.

Colin

Yes, I mean some kind of app makes it possible to stream the users audio
output to the websites server. I tried VLC and it worked but I found it
rather complicated to get it working. I was hoping for some easier
solution.