Enabling audio over SHOUTcast

NeoXC · 13th June 2006, 06:46

Well after about 2 years of figuring out how to just set up the server, i was finally able to get a server up and running!

However, no one can hear any audio!

What I'm doing is playing a few songs off this DJ software that I have called Traktor DJ Studio. I want the audio playing in Traktor to be heard over the shoutcast. I enabled "Line In Input," and play music, however, the volume bars (Input Levels) on the top right (under the input tab) do not show up.

I also tried just playing a song on winamp, but they couldn't hear it, either. Any help on what to do?

Evil Lu · 13th June 2006, 06:49

Choose soundcard input in the DSP, open mixer and in the recording properties you will see any of these: Wave out, What you hear, Stereo Mix. Whichever of those you have, select it and move the slider up a bit.

NeoXC · 13th June 2006, 06:56

Ahh...I just realize my audiocard (M-Audio Audiophile) does not have recording options. Luckly I have 2 other soundcards to choose from! Thanks!

13th June 2006, 06:46	#1
NeoXC Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5	Enabling audio over SHOUTcast Well after about 2 years of figuring out how to just set up the server, i was finally able to get a server up and running! However, no one can hear any audio! What I'm doing is playing a few songs off this DJ software that I have called Traktor DJ Studio. I want the audio playing in Traktor to be heard over the shoutcast. I enabled "Line In Input," and play music, however, the volume bars (Input Levels) on the top right (under the input tab) do not show up. I also tried just playing a song on winamp, but they couldn't hear it, either. Any help on what to do?

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13th June 2006, 06:49	#2
Evil Lu Forum Maitresse Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: I'm hiding under your bed Posts: 2,974	Choose soundcard input in the DSP, open mixer and in the recording properties you will see any of these: Wave out, What you hear, Stereo Mix. Whichever of those you have, select it and move the slider up a bit.

13th June 2006, 06:56	#3
NeoXC Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5	Ahh...I just realize my audiocard (M-Audio Audiophile) does not have recording options. Luckly I have 2 other soundcards to choose from! Thanks!