nsv active x audio play

djcenk · 27th March 2005, 18:37

Hi.
http://server2.somafm.com:7800
This link is AAC stream link.
How to play this audio with NSVPLAYX active x ?
Because nsv active x wants to video..

If i set the PARAM of activex nsv player, maybe play the aac streams on explorer.(Without video)

I you know the NSV paramaters please write.

drewbar · 27th March 2005, 18:50

Can't play that with NSVPlayX, it requires a NSV stream, plus there is no ActiveX control that supports AACPlus

djcenk · 27th March 2005, 19:02

hmm How am i play this aac with any plug-in? Without winamp or real player or quick time

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Originally posted by djcenk
Hi.
http://server2.somafm.com:7800
This link is AAC stream link.
How to play this audio with NSVPLAYX active x ?
Because nsv active x wants to video..

If i set the PARAM of activex nsv player, maybe play the aac streams on explorer.(Without video)

I you know the NSV paramaters please write.

drewbar · 27th March 2005, 19:03

You don't. The tream requires Winamp or some other player that supports AACPlus (like Foobar 2000).

Baskido · 27th March 2005, 22:13

i know theres a java applet to adapt winamp's plugin, that way you could use winamp's dolby aac decoder

wouldnt know where to find it, i'll post the link if i do.

27th March 2005, 18:37	#1
djcenk Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 56	nsv active x audio play Hi. http://server2.somafm.com:7800 This link is AAC stream link. How to play this audio with NSVPLAYX active x ? Because nsv active x wants to video.. If i set the PARAM of activex nsv player, maybe play the aac streams on explorer.(Without video) I you know the NSV paramaters please write.

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