[Ubuntu] Streaming live audio to Internet?

[scott-DPNOqEs/LNQ at public.gmane.org (Scott Ehrlich)]

Basic goal: Take live input from mic port and relay signal over Internet

Accomplishment: With WinXP, using Icecast2 to take signal from any 
source fed to it and successfully relays over Internet on port of my 
choose (i.e. 10000/tcp).   Program used to feed it the signal from mic 
port is Oddsock.   At work or elsewhere, I use RealPlayer to listen.
Icecast2 could probably capture audio and relay it on its own, but it 
doesn't, so I need to use oddsock.

Desired accomplishment: Duplicate results with mininal efforts under 
Ubuntu (or Debian, or CentOS, or any other version of Linux that is free).

Yes, kmix, among other programs, let me mute/unmute and manage volume 
control of audio fed to mic port.  But if a program needs a specific /dev 
from which to take audio, I have no idea what the specific device file is. 
Alsa may handle it, but that doesn't give me the specific device file, 
just a general program doing "magic" for me.   I presume, from what I've 
seen, it is /dev/dsp, but I no definitive way to track this down.

Thanks, and hope that helps.

Scott

On Sun, 20 May 2007, Nuno Sucena Almeida wrote:

>
> 	I'm not sure I completely understand your problem, but AFAIK you
> cannot record from a specific input of the (built-in=cheap) sound card, you
> can just set which inputs will be recorded and then just read from the
> sound card (/dev/dsp for example).
> 	You can select the inputs easily with any mixer app, like
> amixer, aumix, alsamixer, kmix, etc. So in your case you would select
> only the mic to be recorded.
> 	 For example, with kmix you can clearly see there are two
> sliders and two button for mic playing and recording, in my case with
> a emu10k card. You will probably need to set/enable the global input
> recording settings too.
>
> 					Nuno
>
> On Sun, May 20, 2007 at 08:15:54AM -0400, Scott Ehrlich wrote:
> | the greatest problem with now is figuring out exactly how to specify the
> | mic as the input device, be it /dev/<whatever> or some other way.
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