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README.win32 - Information about the binary Ezstream distribution for Windows ============================================================================= 1. .ZIP Archive Contents ------------------------ | File | Description | +======================================================================+ | \README.txt | This file. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \ezstream.1.pdf | The ezstream manual in PDF format. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \ezstream.exe | The ezstream executable file. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \ezstream-X.Y.Z.zip | The ezstream source distribution. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \conf\*.xml | Ezstream example configuration files. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ 2. Installation --------------- As of version 0.3.0, ezstream no longer comes with an installer. If you have a previous version of ezstream installed, you might want to simply uninstall it. The ezstream.exe file will work from any location. To install it, simply copy it to a location of your choosing. Add this place to your PATH environment variable, if ezstream.exe is supposed to be executable from anywhere on the system. 3. Limited functionality ------------------------ A few useful features are missing in the Windows version of ezstream. Runtime control via signals is not possible, and native metadata support is restricted to MP3 (ID3v1) and Ogg Vorbis tags. 4. Source code -------------- Ezstream uses libxml2 (http://xmlsoft.org/, BSD-like license), libogg and libvorbis (http://www.vorbis.com/, BSD-like license) and libshout (http://www.icecast.org/, LGPL licensed). These libraries are statically linked into the ezstream.exe file. Ezstream itself is licensed under the GPL (see COPYING in the included source archive for details.)