Curious... anyone know of an open-source way to stream WMA to Windows Media Player?

I've been using oddcast/icecast to stream MP3, Ogg, and AAC2, but would like to add WMA capabilities without bowing to the microsoft demons...

Any ideas?

not really, I think Microsoft owns the format, therefore they license any projects which use that...

(it's actually answer to your question, IMHO)

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apparently FFMpeg (http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/) can now encode WMA I was hoping someone might know of a way to integrate this into a stream

darn microsoft!

http://www.free-codecs.com/download...yer_Classic.htm

Edit:
Oops, I'm not sure about streaming though... but why would you want to stream wma anyway?

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No real good reason, just would like to be able to cover the format if possible, and curious if anyone has done so without slaving themselves out to Windows Media Server

I don't think its worth streaming in .wma at all. Windows Media Player plays regular .mp3 streams very well. Unless there is some kind .wma only player, .mp3 should work fine.

I wouldn't bother. Just stream it in MP3 for the best compatibility (just about every OS past AS400 will be able to read an MP3 stream SOMEHOW)

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