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With your xsl it is easy to directly index the string you are interested in. To get the site display new metadata information without refreshing, you need to use an AJAX call which either loads directly the status-json.xsl and extracts the metadata and updates it on the page, or if you use the admin XML you need to write a PHP script which returns json, that you can fetch via AJAX and update accordingly. A JSON array of streams to record or archive. We will provide you Icecast Shoutcast Metadata API details after you purchase this subscription… API will work for Icecast, Shoutcast 1 and Shoutcast 2 Radio Server now our php script returns only the title of the first stream, we need something where we can say like eg: streams. @user2403927 Plus, it will be nicer if you can format the return data as standard xml or json :) – 蒋艾伦 May 31 '13 at 2:48 I decided to add a comment anyway. hy we have an icecast server with multiple streams on is it possible to get te data from one stream? /* html, icecast, javascript, jplayer, jquery icecast support get track title now playing*/ function radioTitle() { // this is the URL of the json.xml file located on your server. JSON is convenient as it would need next to no processing by a server script before being passed to a Webplayer or used on a webpage via XHR. Now as Icecast uses XML internally (mentioned on the icecast-dev mailing list recently) a alternative could be: IceCast jSON URL: compile only for Icecast channels ; IceCast mountpoint: only required for some Icecast channels, ask your provider for more info; Radio.co: compile with Radio.co ID if this is your provider; Airtime: compile this field if you use Airtime provider; Radionomy: compile this field if you use Radionomy provider This looks like a bug in the XML to JSON template used by Icecast (xml2json.xslt). endpoint, output, and name cannot be used globally with the streams option set. Stream level options override global options. With the icecast xsl I would have to search through first, to find the correct index for a certain mountpoint. With Icecast there is luckily no need to get a server datetime from i use post man for the debugging. Required: {endpoint, output} With Shoutcast v2 there is luckily JSON support but it's still 3 urls since, you are just spared having to scrape anything. This security issue affects all Icecast servers running version 2.4.0, 2.4.1, 2.4.2 or 2.4.3 if there is a “mount” definition that enables URL authentication. But I struggled with the resulting JSON. title/description is one url, history is another url, and a third url to try and get server datetime). JSON configuration--config All of the above options can be noted in a configuration JSON file. If this is your Icecast Server, you can easily write a custom xsl, to generate custom XML or JSON that contains the information that you need. (more info here ) An example for this is the xml2json.xslt . I had the same idea and tried the status-json.xsl provided by icecast. It works! A malicious client could send long HTTP headers, leading to a buffer overflow and potential remote code execution. It is not converting a '-' to a string, maybe because it thinks it's a negative number although there is no digit. I'll try to look into it if I can figure out a bugfix. However, an Icecast-compatible Status Page can be enabled. Instead of the "Icecast Status Page", by default, RSAS has a JSON /health URL, which contains the server status and listener counts for each mount. * API provide current playing song Metadata for Icecast / Shoutcast in plain text format or JSON * API is user key authentication based.

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