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问题 Currently I am using a flash player to play my shoutcast stream. I would like people on mobile devices to be able to listen as well, and it seems HTML5 is the way to go. How would I go about getting this shoutcast stream "stardust.wavestreamer.com:3353" working in HTML5? I tried using but that does not seem to be compatible with shoutcast. 回答1: If you connect to a SHOUTcast server with a web browser, it will detect your browser because it has Mozilla in the User-Agent header, and send you to

问题 Currently I am using a flash player to play my shoutcast stream. I would like people on mobile devices to be able to listen as well, and it seems HTML5 is the way to go. How would I go about getting this shoutcast stream "stardust.wavestreamer.com:3353" working in HTML5? I tried using but that does not seem to be compatible with shoutcast. 回答1: If you connect to a SHOUTcast server with a web browser, it will detect your browser because it has Mozilla in the User-Agent header, and send you to

问题 I need to use a Python program to calculate something and get the result. This Python program need a so long input that I cann't pass it as parameter when calling that Python program. I'm going to simplify this question. Here is a Python program waiting for user input and print the user input. I want to use Java to finish the inputting and get what Python program prints. print("Waiting for user input") result = input() print(result) I tried to use BufferedWriter and DataOutputStream to write

问题 I need to use a Python program to calculate something and get the result. This Python program need a so long input that I cann't pass it as parameter when calling that Python program. I'm going to simplify this question. Here is a Python program waiting for user input and print the user input. I want to use Java to finish the inputting and get what Python program prints. print("Waiting for user input") result = input() print(result) I tried to use BufferedWriter and DataOutputStream to write

问题 After not finding any working solution to this problem for me, I am pasting my Angular Electron app code. Component const pipeline = this.syncService.uploadSong(localPath, filename); pipeline.on('close', (data) => { // upload finished }) pipeline.on('error', (err) => { console.error(err.toString()); }) And the service is : uploadSong(localPath: string, filename: string) { const {writeStream, promise} = this.uploadStream(filename); const readStream = fs.createReadStream(localPath); return

问题 I am creating an S3 client with a modified buffer size, however, it does not seem to make a difference as always the same amount of bytes is read from the stream. Example code: var s3Client = new AmazonS3Client(access, secret, token, new AmazonS3Config { RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.USEast1, BufferSize = 1000000, // 1 MB (completely arbitrary) }); await s3Client.PutObjectAsync(new PutObjectRequest { Key = fileName, Bucket = bucketName, InputStream = new MyCustomStream(...) }); When

问题 I am creating an S3 client with a modified buffer size, however, it does not seem to make a difference as always the same amount of bytes is read from the stream. Example code: var s3Client = new AmazonS3Client(access, secret, token, new AmazonS3Config { RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.USEast1, BufferSize = 1000000, // 1 MB (completely arbitrary) }); await s3Client.PutObjectAsync(new PutObjectRequest { Key = fileName, Bucket = bucketName, InputStream = new MyCustomStream(...) }); When

问题 There are a few related concepts out there, namely file pointer , stream and file descriptor . I know that a file pointer is a pointer to the data type FILE (declared in e.g. FILE.h and struct_FILE.h ). I know a file descriptor is an int , e.g. member _fileno of FILE (and _IO_FILE ). As for the subtle difference between stream and file, I am still learning. But from here, I am not clear if there is yet another type of entity to which the "file status flags" apply. Concretely, I wouldn't know

问题 There are a few related concepts out there, namely file pointer , stream and file descriptor . I know that a file pointer is a pointer to the data type FILE (declared in e.g. FILE.h and struct_FILE.h ). I know a file descriptor is an int , e.g. member _fileno of FILE (and _IO_FILE ). As for the subtle difference between stream and file, I am still learning. But from here, I am not clear if there is yet another type of entity to which the "file status flags" apply. Concretely, I wouldn't know

问题 My goal is to use the HttpClient class to make a web-request so that I can write the response to a file (after parsing). Therefore I need the result as a Stream . HttpClient.GetStreamAsync() only takes the string requestUri as parameter. So there is no possibility to create a request with custom HttpRequestHeader , custom HttpMethod , custom ContentType , custom content and so on? I saw that HttpWebRequest is sometimes used instead, but in my PCL (Profile111) there is no Add method for the