Please help. DSP Problem
 

Hi:

I am having a big problem that has brought my internet radio down for almost a week now. The problem is-my radio station has been online for quite some time and was playing my playlist through winamp instead of using the sound card option. I decided to experiment with the soundcard option which did work for a while. I then decided that i wanted to change it back to just playing the music through Winamp. All of a sudden I can not get the music to stream. I've suspected that the problem lies with the dsp. I then uninstalled the DSP and tried to re-install it with a fresh file I downloaded from the shoutcast website. I've configured it and tried to stream and nothing but the intro. After that I tried to upgrade winamp 5.35 to see if that would fix the problem but to no avail. All I am getting are loud static and no music. On my streaming server I can hear the music through the speakers. I have not made any chages to the DNAS and I know that that is working but something is wrong between the Winamp program and the DNAS and the suspect is the DSP since that was what I have messed with in the first place. And should I add that when I play the music in winamp, the input levels on the dsp does not should like it use to.

Please help if you can.

Please test the stream at http://ciegoshaven.no-ip.org:7111.

its working fine here,

Current Stream Information
Server Status: Server is currently up and public.
Stream Status: Stream is up at 32 kbps with 0 of 32 listeners (0 unique)
Listener Peak: 2
Average Listen Time: 6m 05s
Stream Title: Ciegos' Haven Internet Radio: Daily Reggae/Dancehall Mix
Content Type: audio/mpeg
Stream Genre: Reggae
Stream URL: http://www.ciegoshaven.com
Stream AIM: N/A
Stream IRC: #shoutcast
Current Song: Tami Chynn - Give It To Me (No One Riddim)

The stream needs to be exactly the same bitrate / frequency / channel as the intro file or it will fail.

eg, if the stream is 64k 44khz stereo then the intro file also needs to be the same

Thank you. I have finally figured it out-well sort of. It seems as though my installation of the new winamp messed things up. So I re-installed it in a different directory and then re installed the DSP and configure it all over. Good thing I had backed up my playlist. All I had to do was import them into winamp. It is working as it should now.

Think the DSP that was installed already got corrupted due to the upgrade.