#Linein winamp how to#
#Linein winamp install#
#Linein winamp verification#
#Linein winamp password#
#Linein winamp Pc#

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#Linein winamp verification#

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I have several ultra high-end digital converters (UA 2192 Mastering AD/DA ) connected via RME digital interfaces, and just want the bits going into the soundcard's S/PDIF input jack to come out of the SB3's S/PDIF output jack unchanged.

#Linein winamp how to#

Has anyone figured out how to get a lossless live stream played through the slimserver with low-latency? In both cases, everything looks like it's working, but it's not: the lights are on and no one's home.ĭoes the WinAmp/Shoutcast setup use lossless encoding, or is it lossy? I downloaded the Ogg codec set for Windows DirectX from and I have the same problem with the FLAC stream: it connects, but nothing comes through. Oddcast supports an OggFLAC stream format, which icecast transmits and the slimserver receives, but no audio comes through. This has two problems: 1) it's not lossless, which is a show-stopper for me, and 2) there is a 5 second delay between the live audio input and the SB3 audio output which is annoying. I was able to easily and quickly setup oddcastv3 feeding icecast2, and listen to an OggVorbis 320KB stream with my slimserver/SB3.

#Linein winamp Pc#

Now I will be able to connect my Sat radio to my PC and stream Howard to my PC at work! That is the reason I wanted to set this up in the first place. In other words, no Howard Stern in January, no other talk shows, and no sports. OH, and as for Sirius' feed online.they do not (for licensing reasons) stream any live programming on the internet. Now, in order to stream you have to run the Shoutcast DNAS Gui and run winamp on the 'server' otherwise you'll get nothing. Then, all I had to do was open winamp on a remote computer and choose PLAY URL. I set it up to broadcast a line level input from my sound card just as it is described in the readme file. There are a bunch of directions in the readme file for the program which explain the settings you need to use depending on your config. Then run winamp and go to preferences> DSP/Effect and click on the 'ShoutCast source DSP' plugin and configure it. Then you open the gui window again (you'll see a bunch of text).

Once you've made those changes you just save that file. I also changed the adminpassword so that only I could access the settings remotely. I don't plan on letting anyone else access it so I set it really low. Also, you will want to set the max listeners.

#Linein winamp password#

Basically you change the changeme part to whatever you want the password to be and the PORT:8000 you can either leave alone or change to whatever PORT you plan to use (you will have to enable port forwarding of that port on your router if you want access from the outside). Then, in the middle of the text you will see PASSWORD:changeme. There will be settings that are explained like what the 'password' and 'port' settings are for. There are a couple of changes you have to make.

#Linein winamp install#

Install the server program and open the GUI application that is installed. From the 'Server' section you need the server program. From the 'DJ' section you need the shoutcast plugin. Then you have to download the other two 'applications' from the shoutcast site download page. Make sure you have the latest version of Winamp and ignore any of the Shoutcast claims that you must have version 2.0, it works with the latest version they just haven't updated the docs. The instructions for ShoutCast are less than ideal, but I waded through it and got it running.