splashzooka@earthlink

does anybody have any idea how i would go about hijacking multiple 

internet radio streams from within max msp? i hope to receive 

multiple streams of live audio, and process them in realtime from 

if anybody has any ideas as to how i would go about doing this it 

does anybody have any idea how i would go about hijacking multiple  
internet radio streams from within max msp? i hope to receive  
multiple streams of live audio, and process them in realtime from  
within a max patch.

if anybody has any ideas as to how i would go about doing this it  
would be much appreciated.

internet-radio-intercepting

if you are looking at ogg/vorbis streams, I have had some success with

(though i have only been tinkering with the free demo version..)

Also using a mac I have been jealous of the windows only "shoutamp~" 

which would probably solve your problems if you are on windows 

platform. (though i have no experience with it)

Also using a mac I have been jealous of the windows only "shoutamp~"  
which would probably solve your problems if you are on windows  
platform. (though i have no experience with it)

andrew burrell
http://www.miscellanea.com

Quote: splashzooka@earthlink wrote on Thu, 29 June 2006 18:50

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> does anybody have any idea how i would go about hijacking multiple 

> internet radio streams from within max msp? i hope to receive 

> multiple streams of live audio, and process them in realtime from 

not exactly elegant, but i do it by plugging multiple apps like itunes into max with jack or soundflower.

Quote: splashzooka@earthlink wrote on Thu, 29 June 2006 18:50
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> does anybody have any idea how i would go about hijacking multiple  
> internet radio streams from within max msp? i hope to receive  
> multiple streams of live audio, and process them in realtime from  
> within a max patch.
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not exactly elegant, but i do it by plugging multiple apps like itunes into max with jack or soundflower.


On Mac PPC, Detour is now freeware and works very fine. Comes with a 

very handy menu extra (or 'menulet') where the user can choose any 

For example, choose iTunes -> Soundflower (2ch) in the menulet and 

the audio output of iTunes is immediately sent to Soundflower.

It's possible to do that with several applications, running 

simultaneously, same or different drivers.

For example, iTunes in Soundflower (2ch), an internet radio through a 

web browser in Soundflower (2ch), and a TV soundtrack through VLC in 

PS: On Mac OS X, any application can be duplicated for working in 

On Mac PPC, Detour is now freeware and works very fine. Comes with a  
very handy menu extra (or 'menulet') where the user can choose any  
output external or internal driver.
For example, choose iTunes -> Soundflower (2ch) in the menulet and  
the audio output of iTunes is immediately sent to Soundflower.
It's possible to do that with several applications, running  
simultaneously, same or different drivers.
For example, iTunes in Soundflower (2ch), an internet radio through a  
web browser in Soundflower (2ch), and a TV soundtrack through VLC in  
Soundflower (16ch).

PS: On Mac OS X, any application can be duplicated for working in  
parallel.

Quote: Philippe Gruchet wrote on Thu, 29 June 2006 23:48

> On Mac PPC, Detour is now freeware and works very fine. Comes with a 

> very handy menu extra (or 'menulet') where the user can choose any 

> For example, choose iTunes -> Soundflower (2ch) in the menulet and 

> the audio output of iTunes is immediately sent to Soundflower.

i don't understand why you would use detour as an extra app besides soundflower/jack and max.

Quote: Philippe Gruchet wrote on Thu, 29 June 2006 23:48
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> Hi,
>
> On Mac PPC, Detour is now freeware and works very fine. Comes with a  
> very handy menu extra (or 'menulet') where the user can choose any  
> output external or internal driver.
> For example, choose iTunes -> Soundflower (2ch) in the menulet and  
> the audio output of iTunes is immediately sent to Soundflower.
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i don't understand why you would use detour as an extra app besides soundflower/jack and max.
wgy would you?


>> On Mac PPC, Detour is now freeware and works very fine. Comes with a

>> very handy menu extra (or 'menulet') where the user can choose any

>> For example, choose iTunes -> Soundflower (2ch) in the menulet and

>> the audio output of iTunes is immediately sent to Soundflower.

> ----------------------------------------------------

> i don't understand why you would use detour as an extra app besides 

From its menu extra, to quickly select or change which app(s) I want 

to send in soundflower, which other one I want to send elsewhere, or 

>> On Mac PPC, Detour is now freeware and works very fine. Comes with a
>> very handy menu extra (or 'menulet') where the user can choose any
>> output external or internal driver.
>> For example, choose iTunes -> Soundflower (2ch) in the menulet and
>> the audio output of iTunes is immediately sent to Soundflower.
> ----------------------------------------------------
> i don't understand why you would use detour as an extra app besides  
> soundflower/jack and max.
> wgy would you?

 From its menu extra, to quickly select or change which app(s) I want  
to send in soundflower, which other one I want to send elsewhere, or  
to mute, etc.

internet radio intercepting