Output and input at the same time

Qraze · 21st April 2002, 18:57

Hi all!
I have a problem.
I´m running my shoutcast-server on my linuxserver (slackware) and are broadcasting from my win-machine (Win ME).

I can play music alone just fine...But when I change the input in the dsp-plugin from Winamp (recommended) to soundcard input the music just dies and only talk works.
Anyone has an sulotion to this error ?

I´m very thankful for fast answers...

Qraze · 21st April 2002, 19:07

The soundcard is a SoundBlaster Live 5.1.

Tom · 21st April 2002, 19:08

Sounds like your mixers aren't setup correctly.

In your Recording Mixer select "What U Hear" / "System Mixer" / "Stereo Mixer" (Name varies so it maybe one or none of those.)
In your Playback Mixer make sure the microphone in NOT muted.

The way this feature works is that the DSP uses whatever your Recording Mixer is set to. If it is set to just the mic (which it sounds like now you will only get the mic). The proper setting will broadcast any sound (email notification, AIM, etc.) your computer is playing, that is why you will need to un-mute the mic in the Payback Mixer.

Tom

21st April 2002, 18:57	#1
Qraze Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 4	Output and input at the same time Hi all! I have a problem. I´m running my shoutcast-server on my linuxserver (slackware) and are broadcasting from my win-machine (Win ME). I can play music alone just fine...But when I change the input in the dsp-plugin from Winamp (recommended) to soundcard input the music just dies and only talk works. Anyone has an sulotion to this error ? I´m very thankful for fast answers...

21st April 2002, 19:07	#2
Qraze Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 4	Btw The soundcard is a SoundBlaster Live 5.1.

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21st April 2002, 19:08	#3
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,485	Sounds like your mixers aren't setup correctly. In your Recording Mixer select "What U Hear" / "System Mixer" / "Stereo Mixer" (Name varies so it maybe one or none of those.) In your Playback Mixer make sure the microphone in NOT muted. The way this feature works is that the DSP uses whatever your Recording Mixer is set to. If it is set to just the mic (which it sounds like now you will only get the mic). The proper setting will broadcast any sound (email notification, AIM, etc.) your computer is playing, that is why you will need to un-mute the mic in the Payback Mixer. Tom