Please guide me to the Best audio streaming service/software provider

Hi everybody
Thank you for your tme. I intend to host a website that streams audio sermons and I have gone through www.byoaudio.com, a flash-based one with a monthly subscription model wherein the files will be hosted on their site, the code for which will be embedded in my site. But I don't want to go for a monthly fee nor to host on their server.
The second one is the software "audiopro" from www.clipstreamaudio.com which is an encoder using java run time environment which will adjust and serve the stream based on the users internet speed and the good ends there. Their support is TERRIBLE with no responses to my 3 mails and a call to their 1-800 number.
I will be deeply obliged if anyone can guide me to a reliable streaming service or software provider. My preference is for the encoder software provider like the java based clipstream. Any guidance will be appreciated.

Hello,
your post is completely off-topic. These forums are for development issues, not application providers.
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