README.win32 - Information about the binary Ezstream distribution for Windows ============================================================================= 1. .ZIP Archive Contents ------------------------ | File | Description | +======================================================================+ | \README.txt | This file. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \ezstream.1.html | The ezstream manual in HTML format. It is | | | automatically generated and looks very bad, | | | but should be readable enough to be useful. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \ezstream.exe | The ezstream executable file. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \ezstream-X.Y.Z.zip | The ezstream source distribution. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | \conf\*.xml | Ezstream example configuration files. | +-----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ 2. Installation --------------- As of version 0.3.0, ezstream no longer comes with an installer. If you have a previous version of ezstream installed, you might want to simply uninstall it. The ezstream.exe file will work from any location. To install it, simply copy it to a location of your choosing. Add this place to your PATH environment variable, if ezstream.exe is supposed to be executable from anywhere on the system. 3. Source code -------------- Ezstream uses libxml2 (http://xmlsoft.org/, BSD-like license), libogg and libvorbis (http://www.vorbis.com/, BSD-like license) and libshout (http://www.icecast.org/, LGPL licensed). These libraries are statically linked into the ezstream.exe file. Ezstream itself is licensed under the GPL (see COPYING in the included source archive for details.)