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How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
Smurf[SMURF] - 08.12.2011
Same as the title, could someone please tell me how I can stream audio files from my computer -> in game?
Is it even possible?
Thanks
Re: How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
JamesC - 08.12.2011
Create a web server using Wamp / Xampp or upload the files to an existing web server.
Re: How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
System64 - 08.12.2011
Nope, you can't exchange files to/with server!
Re: How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
Smurf[SMURF] - 08.12.2011
Thanks ******, if I wanted to stream a .mp3 file from the scriptfiles folder, would it be possible?
I'm really lost with that "VirtualHost" stuff, could you please give me an example of it being used?
Thanks man, appreciated
Re: How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
Calgon - 08.12.2011
The "virtualhost stuff" needs to go in to your Apache config, you need Apache first before you can do anything with its configuration files.
Apache is a web server. You'll need admin/root priveleges over your server to install it, if it's not installed already. Download it from
here.
And yes, ****** already said it's possible and so has JamesC, but ******' method makes more sense.
Re: How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
Smurf[SMURF] - 08.12.2011
Which version (project) do I download it for? Stuck on a page with like 100 links (
http://apache.deathculture.net//)
Re: How can I stream local audio files? eg: in scriptfiles folder -
Calgon - 08.12.2011
Sorry I should've been more specific:
http://httpd.apache.org/