Lord Chaos
Joined: 08 Sep 2006
Posts: 1111
Ashtar has been the patron saint of Radio KTDN since its inception in June of 2005. He provided the server for the Great Tree Shard, and the Teamspeak server for it. In 2006 on his own initiative he installed the Shoutcast server and one experiment was all it took to convince me that there was no comparison. He then installed Shoutcast servers for Donahoo and Ghaelen so that our schedules wouldn't conflict. He tolerated my phone calls when a server reboot took Shoutcast offline, cheerfully doing a remote reboot. All of this was provided for the Cavern community. Thank you, Ash. We've had a good run.
This Saturday, October 6, will be the last formal Radio KTDN broadcast. I'm going to take a break (over seven years, almost every Saturday, plus others add up to roughly 500 shows) and then come back for the holiday season. Ace has given me carte blanche to use his Amber Horizons Shoutcast server. More about that as the time nears.
I'm thinking about an all-day broadcast. We might as well go out with a bang; the server company can't complain about bandwidth on the last day of operation. It'll be a showcase sampler of just about everything I've ever played. Wherever you are all you need is to connect your media player (Screamer Radio is recommended for simplicity and reliability, and it's free) to the URL.
http://radioktdn.zapto.org:8025
I'll probably start around 1000 Pacific, 1300 Eastern, 1800 Central European.
This Saturday, October 6, will be the last formal Radio KTDN broadcast. I'm going to take a break (over seven years, almost every Saturday, plus others add up to roughly 500 shows) and then come back for the holiday season. Ace has given me carte blanche to use his Amber Horizons Shoutcast server. More about that as the time nears.
I'm thinking about an all-day broadcast. We might as well go out with a bang; the server company can't complain about bandwidth on the last day of operation. It'll be a showcase sampler of just about everything I've ever played. Wherever you are all you need is to connect your media player (Screamer Radio is recommended for simplicity and reliability, and it's free) to the URL.
http://radioktdn.zapto.org:8025
I'll probably start around 1000 Pacific, 1300 Eastern, 1800 Central European.
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