Icecast Current Release (2.3.3)

Binary Packages

Platform	Download Link
Windows NT/2000/XP	Updated installer will be available ASAP.icecast2_win32_2.3.3_setup.exe-->
Linux/Unix	Most distributions provide ready to use binary packages of Icecast.

Source Packages

Platform	Download Link
All	icecast-2.3.3.tar.gz

Older releases can be found Here

In addition to icecast, you will most likely need to download a source client for creating the actual stream. We suggest that you download one from our 3rdparty applications page.

Icecast Library / Language Bindings

Library	Desc	Download Link
libshout 2.3.1	Library which can be used to write a source client like ices	libshout-2.3.1.tar.gz
shout-python	Python bindings for libshout 2	shout-python-0.2.1.tar.gz
shout-perl	Perl bindings for libshout 2	Shout-2.1.tar.gz
ruby-shout	Ruby bindings for libshout 2	https://github.com/niko/ruby-shout www.dingoskidneys.com/~jaredj/shout.html
ocaml-shout	OCaml bindings for libshout2	savonet.sourceforge.net/
shoutpy	shoutpy uses Boost.Python to expose libshout 2 to Python, through a separately usable C++ wrapper	dingoskidneys.com/shoutpy/
libshout-java	Java bindings for libshout	benow.ca/index?page=project&project=libshout-java

Icecast Old Releases

All older releases can be found here:

Icecast

Ices

Libshout

Linux/Unix distribution packages.

Most current Linux and Unix distributions provide either prebuilt binary packages or a way to build your own package of Icecast. This is the preferred way to install Icecast, as distribution packaging is tuned to make icecast fit well into your system. In most cases packaging will also provide necessary scripts/files to make icecast start as a service on boot. For details please refer to the package repository section of your distribution's fine manual. People have also written 'installing Icecast' HowTos for many distributions.

Hints that you might find useful:

• Debian and its derivatives (e.g. Ubuntu) name the package 'icecast2'.
• For RHEL and CentOS the icecast package is available from the EPEL repository.