vp62/aacp nsvcap problem with audio only

Supke · 14th February 2006, 21:55

When i stream with vp3 and mp3, listeners can choose between video and audio or audio only.

With vp62 and aacp this doens't work anymore.
Only the combined audio video stream works, the audio only doesn't.

When i connect the audio only stream i hear the IntroFile after that its dead silent. I'm using nsvcap.

Anybody a solution for this problem?
I would like listeners to be able to choose between video and audio or audio only.

I hope its only a configuration mistake.

sns2015 · 15th February 2006, 00:48

Is the intro file also in AAC+? This might be your problem. The intro file and the actual stream must be at the same frequency (EG. 44100hz) and the same format. For example, you can't have an intro file with MP3 and a stream with AAC+.

Supke · 15th February 2006, 16:46

Right after i posted my message here last night, and reread it, i thought the same thing. Tested it without the IntroFile and Backupfile, no luck. Still no sound with audio only.

14th February 2006, 21:55	#1
Supke Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 3	vp62/aacp nsvcap problem with audio only When i stream with vp3 and mp3, listeners can choose between video and audio or audio only. With vp62 and aacp this doens't work anymore. Only the combined audio video stream works, the audio only doesn't. When i connect the audio only stream i hear the IntroFile after that its dead silent. I'm using nsvcap. Anybody a solution for this problem? I would like listeners to be able to choose between video and audio or audio only. I hope its only a configuration mistake.

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15th February 2006, 00:48	#2
sns2015 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 218	Is the intro file also in AAC+? This might be your problem. The intro file and the actual stream must be at the same frequency (EG. 44100hz) and the same format. For example, you can't have an intro file with MP3 and a stream with AAC+.

15th February 2006, 16:46	#3
Supke Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 3	Right after i posted my message here last night, and reread it, i thought the same thing. Tested it without the IntroFile and Backupfile, no luck. Still no sound with audio only.