Brian Millham

Do you actually need libshout-idjc? It's now only required for AAC or MP2 streams (with the latest development version.)

Why are you trying to install pulseaudio-module-jack? The official instructions do not say to install that. And I noticed calf-plugins also, again that is not mentioned in the official instructions.

Just run all of the commands in order exactly as shown. You can even cut-paste to make it easier.

Yes that's correct. Once you follow those steps you should have an IDJC icon in your menu. The actual command is idjc and it will be in /usr/bin What linux distribution are you running?

You need to follow all of the instructions in Option 1 to build and install IDJC.

Looks like you forgot to sudo. You have t first make, then install (you can't do it as one step) make sudo make install

More info: I created a new Ubuntu (22.04) VM and can get IDCJ working (using the libshout 2.4.6 from icecast.org). So I need to figure out why I can't get it working on my existing system.

I tested this a am unable to get IDJC running. First thing, the libshout3-dev in the Ubuntu repository is to old, it's 2.4.5. shout_set_metadata_utf8 is missing. I got the source for libshout-2.4.6, built and installed and was able to get ./configure to run and then IDJC to built. So that problem solved. However, when I run IDJC now I just get 'something bad happened' after selecting a profile. Re-installing libshout-idjc and I was able to get IDJC working again. (EDIT: I checked in a basic Debian...