Help broadcasting with tables/mixer

elokotki · 15th May 2002, 04:47

hey guys first i checked all the topics and this is somewhat new i guess

heh. Ok the problem is i did what they other guys did. connected mixer to soundcard via line-in. the thing is I hear sound through the speakers but windows doesnt realize that there is sound coming in and in winamp there are no bars on the equalizer, so basically its all silence. what did i do wrong.

Oldskoolradio · 15th May 2002, 12:46

In shoutcast source, go to the input tab, make sure input device is set to 'soundcard input'. If it is, click on open mixer, and look for 'Line' or 'Line in' in the recording section. Make sure that the level is up and the 'mute' checkbox is NOT TICKED !!!

elokotki · 15th May 2002, 12:53

oldschool where is that tab, how do i get to it....

Oldskoolradio · 15th May 2002, 13:04

On the DSP for Winamp, there are 4 tabs at the top.

MAIN | OUTPUT | ENCODER | INPUT

Oldskoolradio · 15th May 2002, 13:09

By the way, the eq bars in winamp will not move when you play live content through your soundcard. Use the bars in the dsp to adjust your modulation level.

Did you install the dsp?

Download DSP plugin page

elokotki · 16th May 2002, 04:27

ok i got everything new version and the dsp you were talking about (had the old ass version). i see it coming in but at -60 to -70 dB which is very very quiet. in my mixer everything is jacked up

Oldskoolradio · 16th May 2002, 22:29

Is it plugged in line in on the soundcard.... If it is, it must be a setting in your soundcard mixer.. Can't you poke more in from yor mixer to the comp?

elokotki · 17th May 2002, 02:25

this is also a 35rca cable to the pc so can it be the signal is getting much weaker? also all the mixer settings are jacked up. something is wrng though.

15th May 2002, 04:47	#1
elokotki Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4	Help broadcasting with tables/mixer hey guys first i checked all the topics and this is somewhat new i guess heh. Ok the problem is i did what they other guys did. connected mixer to soundcard via line-in. the thing is I hear sound through the speakers but windows doesnt realize that there is sound coming in and in winamp there are no bars on the equalizer, so basically its all silence. what did i do wrong.

15th May 2002, 12:53	#3
elokotki Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4	... oldschool where is that tab, how do i get to it....

16th May 2002, 04:27	#6
elokotki Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4	... ok i got everything new version and the dsp you were talking about (had the old ass version). i see it coming in but at -60 to -70 dB which is very very quiet. in my mixer everything is jacked up

17th May 2002, 02:25	#8
elokotki Junior Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4	.. this is also a 35rca cable to the pc so can it be the signal is getting much weaker? also all the mixer settings are jacked up. something is wrng though.

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15th May 2002, 12:46	#2
Oldskoolradio Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 76	In shoutcast source, go to the input tab, make sure input device is set to 'soundcard input'. If it is, click on open mixer, and look for 'Line' or 'Line in' in the recording section. Make sure that the level is up and the 'mute' checkbox is NOT TICKED !!!

15th May 2002, 13:04	#4
Oldskoolradio Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 76	On the DSP for Winamp, there are 4 tabs at the top. MAIN \| OUTPUT \| ENCODER \| INPUT

15th May 2002, 13:09	#5
Oldskoolradio Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 76	By the way, the eq bars in winamp will not move when you play live content through your soundcard. Use the bars in the dsp to adjust your modulation level. Did you install the dsp? Download DSP plugin page

16th May 2002, 22:29	#7
Oldskoolradio Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 76	Is it plugged in line in on the soundcard.... If it is, it must be a setting in your soundcard mixer.. Can't you poke more in from yor mixer to the comp?