sam2 for videostreaming?

MikioZen · 31st July 2004, 03:49

i was wondering if there was software like sam2 for video streaming? if so where can i get it. i want to have certain clips play at certain times of day and the rest of the day random stuff play...

Inedible Bulk · 31st July 2004, 05:44

no, there is no sam2 that you can pirate for your video streaming.

people have asked this question before, thats where the search function comes in handy.

http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....highlight=sam2

http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....highlight=sam2

for examples.

MikioZen · 31st July 2004, 06:15

i paid for my sam2.

and i did search but both those threads the people didnt even know what they are talking about.

Note: in the second one the guy said TRY SAM2 ..... urk.

darkstar2002c · 31st July 2004, 08:44

This has been discussed many times. Many people would like a scheduler for their videos but you will have to be creative. Figure out a way to use the video output of your PC and a scheduler for Winamp to run videos at certain times and then run the output into the live NSV Encoder for example. It is quite simple and I have found out how to do it but you will need to do some searching on the internet (www.google.com) as well as this forum and others to find a solution that fits your needs. NO, you wont need to make the program yourself but you will need to be creative in what existing software you DO use and how you route the video in and out. Good luck.

sankt · 31st July 2004, 12:32

Kens GUI can be used to create a playlist and stream based on that playlist.

www.scvi.net/gui

The other Ken ( Ken 7177 ) also created a NSV Scheduler software package.

www.scvi.net/software.htm

31st July 2004, 03:49	#1
MikioZen Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Connecticut Posts: 34	sam2 for videostreaming? i was wondering if there was software like sam2 for video streaming? if so where can i get it. i want to have certain clips play at certain times of day and the rest of the day random stuff play...

31st July 2004, 05:44	#2
Inedible Bulk Forum King Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: You're the man now dog Posts: 2,303	no, there is no sam2 that you can pirate for your video streaming. people have asked this question before, thats where the search function comes in handy. http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....highlight=sam2 http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....highlight=sam2 for examples. Originally posted by yeshuawatso : ...get Nullsoft to [accept] new moderators? ... election? ... If Inedible Bulk is the candidate, then I give my vote.

31st July 2004, 12:32	#5
sankt Moderator Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: www.ScenicTelevision.com Posts: 2,976	Kens GUI can be used to create a playlist and stream based on that playlist. www.scvi.net/gui The other Ken ( Ken 7177 ) also created a NSV Scheduler software package. www.scvi.net/software.htm Scenic Television is your ambient window to the world - - www.ScenicTelevision.com

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31st July 2004, 06:15	#3
MikioZen Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Connecticut Posts: 34	i paid for my sam2. and i did search but both those threads the people didnt even know what they are talking about. Note: in the second one the guy said TRY SAM2 ..... urk.

31st July 2004, 08:44	#4
darkstar2002c Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Fort Collins, CO. Posts: 102	This has been discussed many times. Many people would like a scheduler for their videos but you will have to be creative. Figure out a way to use the video output of your PC and a scheduler for Winamp to run videos at certain times and then run the output into the live NSV Encoder for example. It is quite simple and I have found out how to do it but you will need to do some searching on the internet (www.google.com) as well as this forum and others to find a solution that fits your needs. NO, you wont need to make the program yourself but you will need to be creative in what existing software you DO use and how you route the video in and out. Good luck.