can't listening on server

oiciruam · 12th September 2003, 12:54

Since I installed winAmp2 (instead winAmp3) to prove shoutcast in my home lan (2 pc's) I can't hear nothing from it (winamp), even if I don't select DSP/Effect plug-in ShoutCast..., but (None) on preferences. Although user can hear the shoutcast from my server (LAN), and it sound/work fine.
I have some questions:
-is something wrong on installation, would I must to hear sounds when I select (None) on DSP/Effect plug-in preference?.
-If yes, how can i fix the problem?.
-how can I listen, on server, the soutcast that the server itself is shoutcasting.
thanks in advance.

jackherer · 12th September 2003, 16:05

Erm what is you "output" set to in the winamp preferences, if you have set it to null output by acident then you would get this affect

oiciruam · 12th September 2003, 17:08

since i'm not at home now (work), i'm not sure, but i think did not touch output option at all.
could be something else?

jackherer · 12th September 2003, 17:11

Sorry, i can't think of any other reason (well apart from you PC speakers are broken ;-) ) check the output option when you get home and if it is not set to null get back.

oiciruam · 15th September 2003, 17:23

ok!, that is...I really never select [NULL] output but it has selected, now I hear...thank you.

12th September 2003, 12:54	#1
oiciruam Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: chile Posts: 6	can't listening on server Since I installed winAmp2 (instead winAmp3) to prove shoutcast in my home lan (2 pc's) I can't hear nothing from it (winamp), even if I don't select DSP/Effect plug-in ShoutCast..., but (None) on preferences. Although user can hear the shoutcast from my server (LAN), and it sound/work fine. I have some questions: -is something wrong on installation, would I must to hear sounds when I select (None) on DSP/Effect plug-in preference?. -If yes, how can i fix the problem?. -how can I listen, on server, the soutcast that the server itself is shoutcasting. thanks in advance.

12th September 2003, 16:05	#2
jackherer Major Dude Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 942	Erm what is you "output" set to in the winamp preferences, if you have set it to null output by acident then you would get this affect Do not PM me for tech support !

12th September 2003, 17:11	#4
jackherer Major Dude Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 942	Sorry, i can't think of any other reason (well apart from you PC speakers are broken ;-) ) check the output option when you get home and if it is not set to null get back. Do not PM me for tech support !

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12th September 2003, 17:08	#3
oiciruam Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: chile Posts: 6	since i'm not at home now (work), i'm not sure, but i think did not touch output option at all. could be something else?

15th September 2003, 17:23	#5
oiciruam Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: chile Posts: 6	ok!, that is...I really never select [NULL] output but it has selected, now I hear...thank you.