Statistics Version 4 - Pre-beta
Version 4.0.0.0
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Serving Statistics as HTML files.

The idea behind serving Statistics is to add an iFrame or object on your website to load the HTML page into a frame (as illustrated in a demo below)

Above - An example of a Statistics iFrame, Statistics no longer have to be PHP driven with the arrival of Statistics 4!

iFrames can be used to link to the Statistics HTTP Server, e.g:
<IFRAME src="http://statisticsServer:statisticsPort/Token(see below)" width="50%" height="300">

Basics of Serving

When serving your statistics, the stats for selected streams are shared via. a port (just like your radio stream is shared on a port, usually 8000). The default port for the Statistics Version 4 server is 8500, but this can be changed in the options screen.

Serving a streams statistics

Before serving a stream statistics, it must first be saved. During saving, there is an option to "Serve the statistics from this address on the HTTP server when possible", this means this stream stats will be shared on the server.

Tick this option to tell Statistics v4 you would like to share your HTML stats.

Now Statistics needs to know a token. A token is like a directory within the server, it will be used to access that streams stats.

e.g. If the token you choose for a stream is "MyRadio", you would access that streams statistics by typing:
http://<statisticsAddress> : <statisticsPort>/MyRadio. Specify the port number inside options, it is 8500 by default.

So to specify a token, type it into the token text box.

You must also specify a template. All templates have a non-upload state and an upload state, they may look different inside Statistics v4, than they do when they are shared. It shouldn't affect you in any way.

Find out how to display these HTML stats on your website.
Find out how to make templates.

Statistics Version 4.0.0.0