Codec AAC*

Ma per usare il codec AAC, l'ascoltatore deve installare un plugin o funziona ugualmente?

Se l'utente/ascoltatore ha installato WinAmp, non ha bisogno d'altro, se invece utilizza Windows Media Player deve installare l'apposito codec (ottimo quello messo a disposizione da Orban): " www.orban.com/plugin/ ".

Ciao Luk,
interessante il codec Orban per WMA.
Scaricato e installato il file ma il WMA non accetta il plugin: strano.
Che tu sappia esistono controindicazioni ?

Come dice, giustamente, Radio Incontro, la sintassi giusta è la seguente:

PLAYING LIVE AND FILE STREAMS

Streams can be played directly in several of the usual ways. Open Windows Media® Player from the Start Menu or Shortcut Icon. From the File Menu > Open URL…, and enter the stream URL using the following syntax:



HTTP Streams
icyx://[stream path]
Assume port 80, otherwise specify.

RTSP Streams
rtpx://[stream path]
Assume port 554, otherwise specify.

HTTP/RTSP Streams
htpx://[stream path]
Assume port 80, otherwise specify.



EXAMPLE STREAMS:



HTTP Live Stream from SHOUTcast Server
icyx://123.45.67.8:8000

HTTP Live Stream from Icecast2 Server
icyx://123.45.67.8:8010/name

HTTP File Stream from Web Server
icyx://123.45.67.8/file.aac

RTSP Live Stream from QTSS/DSS Server
rtpx://123.45.67.8/stream.sdp

HTTP/RTSP Live Stream from QTSS/DSS Server
htpx://123.45.67.8/stream.sdp

RTSP File Stream from QTSS/DSS Server
rtpx://123.45.67.8/file.mp4

RTSP File Stream from QTSS/DSS Server
rtpx://123.45.67.8/file.3gp


Streams can also be played by entering the stream URL using the same syntax, into your Web browser. Windows Media® Player will automatically launch in full mode and play the stream.



By design, .m3u and .pls playlist stream URLs are not supported. This would otherwise break other players that are registered to play these streams, and there would be no assurance that Windows Media Player would launch.



New UILs (icyx://, rtpx://, htpx://, uvxx://) were created for use with Orban/Coding Technologies AAC/aacPlus™ Player Plugin to prevent any conflict with existing UILs (http://, rtsp://) that are already used with Windows Media Player for Microsoft proprietary streaming transports.