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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 36
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WebJockey
I just downloaded this plugin
http://www.winamp.com/plugin/bogprog...key-1-4/222075 I think I installed it correctly but idk why it doesn't work, and this is the result http://ekvall.freeiz.com/bpwebjockeyexample.php (I'm not that good at PHP sites) Someone know any tutorial or could help me please? http://www.djsoft.net/smf/index.php?topic=936.0 |
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Forum King
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Hello, I'm the author of that plugin.
The page you linked to doesn't work. It gives a custom 404 error page. Probably because you gave the wrong link: http://ekvall.freeiz.com/bpwebjockeyexample.php (You had an extra "lm" at the end of the url.) By the looks of it, you have not told the example php web page the correct IP address to connect to WebJockey on. However, if you're running your station on a remote web server then WebJockey will not be ideal for you because there are security issues at play with the communication between the webpage script and the WebJockey plugin (i.e. there is none.) WebJockey is not for remote hosts. It's only for hosts who's Winamp+DSP source is running on the same computer or the same local area network as the station's website is on. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 36
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It is the right link but I run it from the computer I'm broadcasting from
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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
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I wonder if I can find any tutorioal or if there is another way to get request system
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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
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An internal error occurded while attempting to write to the log.
"C:\Pogram Files (x86)\Winamp\gen_bpwebjockey.log" Idk why I get that message |
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Forum King
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That happens whenever you start more than one instance of Winamp. It could be that an earlier instance crashed. Find it in the Task Manager and end the process.
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