Configure Problem

CalmDawg · 3rd March 2003, 02:29

Ok here's my problem, Which I have asked in the main faq page, and no one has responded too, so going to the faq page, seeing this question asked 4 times, and no one answered it obviously didn't help me.

It says to, and I quote
"If you are running <1.8.2 of the SHOUTcast DSP Open Winamp > Ctrl + P > DSP/Effect > SHOUTcast Source for Winamp 1.x.x > Configure (in the same box as you selected SHOUTcast Source for Winamp 1.x.x) > Enable Advance Mode "

I do this, but I can't configure it, I click on it, and nothing happens, Not a darn thing. Can someone help me with this, because I want to get to the advance mode so that I can have my voice, like a talk radio station. Please help me

DirtySouth69 · 3rd March 2003, 03:21

i dont know bout that

soulful1 · 3rd March 2003, 03:37

Are you sure you're running 1.82 and not 1.8.2a or 1.8.2b

If you are running 1.8.2a or 1.8.2b
With the DSP open > Input tab > Input Device > Soundcard Input > Mic Input > Microphone

Now for the mixers (all versions of DSP):
Click the Mixer or Open Mixer button and this should open both the Recording Mixer and the Playback Mixer (you will most likely need to move one of them to see the other).
In the Recording Mixer select "What U Hear" / "System Mixer" / "Stereo Mixer" (the name on this varies, it may be one or none of those)
In the Playback Mixer make sure the Microphone is NOT muted.

Hope this helps

CalmDawg · 3rd March 2003, 03:51

Ok, I think I have it done, I need to see if people can hear my music and me talking.. Is there a program or something that shows what people are listening to you? or how many there are?

soulful1 · 3rd March 2003, 03:56

Look at your shoutcast server monitor. each time an ip pops in, that is a listener.

CalmDawg · 3rd March 2003, 04:02

Now to find a friend who can I can IM and ask them questions while they are listening to my station. Seeing if everything is going good.

soulful1 · 3rd March 2003, 04:25

try talking

IM deg31a

CalmDawg · 3rd March 2003, 04:42

soulful1 Rocks!!!!!!! Thanks again man. That really helped.

3rd March 2003, 02:29	#1
CalmDawg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 7	Configure Problem Ok here's my problem, Which I have asked in the main faq page, and no one has responded too, so going to the faq page, seeing this question asked 4 times, and no one answered it obviously didn't help me. It says to, and I quote "If you are running <1.8.2 of the SHOUTcast DSP Open Winamp > Ctrl + P > DSP/Effect > SHOUTcast Source for Winamp 1.x.x > Configure (in the same box as you selected SHOUTcast Source for Winamp 1.x.x) > Enable Advance Mode " I do this, but I can't configure it, I click on it, and nothing happens, Not a darn thing. Can someone help me with this, because I want to get to the advance mode so that I can have my voice, like a talk radio station. Please help me

3rd March 2003, 03:21	#2
DirtySouth69 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: DownSouth Florida Orlando Posts: 41	i dont know bout that i dont know bout that

3rd March 2003, 03:37	#3
soulful1 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 240	Are you sure you're running 1.82 and not 1.8.2a or 1.8.2b If you are running 1.8.2a or 1.8.2b With the DSP open > Input tab > Input Device > Soundcard Input > Mic Input > Microphone Now for the mixers (all versions of DSP): Click the Mixer or Open Mixer button and this should open both the Recording Mixer and the Playback Mixer (you will most likely need to move one of them to see the other). In the Recording Mixer select "What U Hear" / "System Mixer" / "Stereo Mixer" (the name on this varies, it may be one or none of those) In the Playback Mixer make sure the Microphone is NOT muted. Hope this helps The Classic Soul Network

3rd March 2003, 03:56	#5
soulful1 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 240	Look at your shoutcast server monitor. each time an ip pops in, that is a listener. The Classic Soul Network

3rd March 2003, 04:25	#7
soulful1 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 240	try talking IM deg31a The Classic Soul Network

3rd March 2003, 03:51	#4
CalmDawg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 7	Ok, I think I have it done, I need to see if people can hear my music and me talking.. Is there a program or something that shows what people are listening to you? or how many there are?

3rd March 2003, 04:02	#6
CalmDawg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 7	Now to find a friend who can I can IM and ask them questions while they are listening to my station. Seeing if everything is going good.

3rd March 2003, 04:42	#8
CalmDawg Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 7	soulful1 Rocks!!!!!!! Thanks again man. That really helped.

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