Please help

hoopitz · 24th February 2003, 07:07

I read all the read me's ... and i still don't know how to do a couple things.
1) how do i talk on my mic ? i am using the winamp input device
2) is there a way to lessen the delay in time between what i play and what they hear ?

please answer these if you have time, thanks !

I have the newest version of the plugin and when i change my input device to soundcard input , the music gets all fuzzy and slow

FesterHead · 24th February 2003, 17:58

1.
Check out the Sticky post titled:
SHOUTcast: Important Info & Answers to FAQs. READ ME!

Scroll down a bit and look for the section titled:
DSP Issues -> Using the Microphone with Music

2.
Check out the results from a SHOUTcast forum search on 'delay', or 'buffer', or 'lag', or 'latency', or 'real time', or...

The answer to all is:
The buffer allows QoS (quality of service) to the listener.
If you want real time, then SHOUTcast is not the solution.

24th February 2003, 07:07	#1
hoopitz Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 12	Please help I read all the read me's ... and i still don't know how to do a couple things. 1) how do i talk on my mic ? i am using the winamp input device 2) is there a way to lessen the delay in time between what i play and what they hear ? please answer these if you have time, thanks ! I have the newest version of the plugin and when i change my input device to soundcard input , the music gets all fuzzy and slow

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24th February 2003, 17:58	#2
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	1. Check out the Sticky post titled: SHOUTcast: Important Info & Answers to FAQs. READ ME! Scroll down a bit and look for the section titled: DSP Issues -> Using the Microphone with Music 2. Check out the results from a SHOUTcast forum search on 'delay', or 'buffer', or 'lag', or 'latency', or 'real time', or... The answer to all is: The buffer allows QoS (quality of service) to the listener. If you want real time, then SHOUTcast is not the solution.