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I'm not sure, but as I understand the audio streaming concept, what you listen is what is being put online, pretty much like a radio transmission. So I don't think that you could fast forward a stream on xmms nor other program, as you can't fast forward a radio transmission.
As I said, I'm not sure about this, probably someone else could confirm it or deny it properly.
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pre-caching streams is right. I'm listening to streaming mp3 files...not radio transmitted streams. My server streams mp3s-at work I use Itunes to listen to my server in my house and it makes the streams fast-fowardable after a couple of minutes. I would think it downloads the file to a cache...how do I do this with XMMS?
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