Shoutcast Volume Problem

M1NX · 16th February 2003, 13:16

Someone please help me, im at my wits end!!

I was all set to do my first net broadcast, using Winamp 2.8 and Shoutcast, went through the installation process with someone that knows and this is what happens....

When using the "push to talk" feature in Shoutcast as it should the music fades I talk then I release the button and but instead of the music normalising at the previous volume, it gets louder (too loud)
except when i release the push to talk button the volume gets too, then i have to literally click on the volume slider in winamp to correct it.

So to put things into easy language I "push to talk" release the button, look at my winmixer and the wave fader goes sky high!

It seems to me theres some kinda conflict, can anyone suggest what might be going on?

Thanks in advance.

Tom · 17th February 2003, 04:14

Adjust the Music Level under the Input tab of the DSP.

Tom

16th February 2003, 13:16	#1
M1NX Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 6	Shoutcast Volume Problem Someone please help me, im at my wits end!! I was all set to do my first net broadcast, using Winamp 2.8 and Shoutcast, went through the installation process with someone that knows and this is what happens.... When using the "push to talk" feature in Shoutcast as it should the music fades I talk then I release the button and but instead of the music normalising at the previous volume, it gets louder (too loud) except when i release the push to talk button the volume gets too, then i have to literally click on the volume slider in winamp to correct it. So to put things into easy language I "push to talk" release the button, look at my winmixer and the wave fader goes sky high! It seems to me theres some kinda conflict, can anyone suggest what might be going on? Thanks in advance.

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17th February 2003, 04:14	#2
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,491	Adjust the Music Level under the Input tab of the DSP. Tom