Problems with NSVCAP

Geoneil · 31st December 2003, 03:05

I'm haivng a lot of trouble with NSVCAP.

[1] When using NSVCAP with the Shoutcast server (using destination localhost:8000)- it won't connect to the server, nothing happens from the server end when I click 'Start Capture' and when I click 'Stop Capture' the thing just freezes and takes up all of my CPU cycles!

[2] When trying to connect to PeerCast to send captured video (using localhost:7144) I can connect and play back in Winamp, but only video, if I try to capture audio as well, NSVCAP starts Encountring problems and needs to close.

I'm using Windows XP Home SP1 with an AverTV Studio TV card, if you're interested.

Could someone please help me out?

sankt · 31st December 2003, 10:16

How much RAM does your machine have and what is the speed of your processor ?

Geoneil · 31st December 2003, 14:24

I have 256MB RAM and my processor is an AMD Athlon XP 2200+

Stosh · 31st December 2003, 14:28

That should be fast enough..

I don't know if your using a router/firewall.. if you are, you must be sure that ports 8000/8001 are open.

Also, the server default is 8000, you need to make sure that port is specified in NSVCAP.

jingxin · 31st December 2003, 16:45

Quote:

Originally posted by Geoneil
I have 256MB RAM and my processor is an AMD Athlon XP 2200+

tell us how you set the parameter for the audio processing, especially the re-sample rate, try 16000 for it.

31st December 2003, 03:05	#1
Geoneil Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Gatesheed, England Posts: 40	Problems with NSVCAP I'm haivng a lot of trouble with NSVCAP. [1] When using NSVCAP with the Shoutcast server (using destination localhost:8000)- it won't connect to the server, nothing happens from the server end when I click 'Start Capture' and when I click 'Stop Capture' the thing just freezes and takes up all of my CPU cycles! [2] When trying to connect to PeerCast to send captured video (using localhost:7144) I can connect and play back in Winamp, but only video, if I try to capture audio as well, NSVCAP starts Encountring problems and needs to close. I'm using Windows XP Home SP1 with an AverTV Studio TV card, if you're interested. Could someone please help me out?

31st December 2003, 10:16	#2
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31st December 2003, 14:24	#3
Geoneil Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Gatesheed, England Posts: 40	I have 256MB RAM and my processor is an AMD Athlon XP 2200+

31st December 2003, 14:28	#4
Stosh Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 12	That should be fast enough.. I don't know if your using a router/firewall.. if you are, you must be sure that ports 8000/8001 are open. Also, the server default is 8000, you need to make sure that port is specified in NSVCAP.