If I can be of any more help, by all means let me know.

Thanks for posting!

Funny thing is, I emailed VZW Monday morning asking why they had not communicated that LG postponed the launch… I got a response today…

“Dear Valued Customer,

Thank you for contacting Verizon Wireless. The Launch for the LG Ally was postponed by the manufacturer. We apologize for the inconvenience.

We appreciate your business.
Order Processing Team”

It’s out for delivery RIGHT NOW, and I’m just getting an email saying the launch date was postponed…

FAIL VZW. FAIL.

I stopped using StreamFurious quite a while ago, and switch to Droid Live, which is now call XiiaLive. It’s got a free version, and a paid version. I used the free version long enough to decide it was time to support the developers, so I use the paid version.

If you haven’t heard of it, or haven’t tried it, I highly recommend it. It’s the small things, on top of the main functionality of the software, that make it great.

If anyone has any other streaming radio software they have developed or recommend, by all means, feel free to promote it here.

I checked into using lynx to do logins, and will probably end up using Python to upload the torrents to whatever tracker site is selected. It will all be pretty static to start, but eventually, I’ll be implementing a “submit a tracker site” option.

Getting way ahead of myself, but still, lots of fun ahead.

Thanks for the post. (check out: http://edmeacham.com/code/torrent-automation-torrent-creation-webseeding-tracker-selection)

Seed boxing allows you to use a dedicated box with a (generally) fast LAN connection to seed your torrents, and you are running on a system that is designed to seed specifically.

I’ve seen seed boxes available with no bandwidth limitations for 5$ a month.

Open wp-settings.php (in the root of your WordPress installation) and find “memory_limit” — change 32MB to whatever amount you decide.

You’ll need to make this change again, after upgrading if you go this route.

You create the torrent locally (on your computer) then upload it, and the files the torrent will share to a directory on a web server. You have to have access to a web server, either by paying for hosting, or creating a free account. (Good luck hosting a web seed through a free service) Once you have a host, it’s just like on your computer, or when building a website; you create a directory through whatever interface you choose… ftp, a home-brewed GUI, command line, etc.

*This is assuming you don’t have direct access to a server, or shell access with rights to install a torrent client… if you do, you COULD write a script to create a torrent file and move the files to a specific place that is accessible by the public. (/var/www/html/torrents_i_am_sharing_with_teh_others)

How to add web dir in making to torrent file please help me

Thanks

have to check out this ben guy thanks