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That would be great – perhaps an XP version (older working bass.dll) to start with and then a Win7 version once you have found a work around for the newer bass.dll?
Anyway, without detracting from your work… I am looking forward to testing with the pre-emp in your new Edcast.. I stopped using BBP (cos I didn’t need the super loud sound for web streaming) and went to BAL but miss the sparkle I got with BBP.
[quote author=”knigget”]That would be great – perhaps an XP version (older working bass.dll) to start with and then a Win7 version once you have found a work around for the newer bass.dll?
Anyway, without detracting from your work… I am looking forward to testing with the pre-emp in your new Edcast.. I stopped using BBP (cos I didn’t need the super loud sound for web streaming) and went to BAL but miss the sparkle I got with BBP.[/quote]
Latest BETA seems to be fully functional re pre-emph etcedcast v4 (or maybe it’ll be riocast v1 😉 ) will have both bass.dll based and non bass.dll based executables …
[quote author=”radiorio”]or maybe it’ll be riocast v1 😉 [/quote]
you should 🙂also another fun fact that you maybe already know rio, but the meter code in Oddcast/Edcast is actually by Leif too. 🙂 many people don’t know that.
[quote author=”JesseG”][quote author=”radiorio”]or maybe it’ll be riocast v1 😉 [/quote]
you should 🙂also another fun fact that you maybe already know rio, but the meter code in Oddcast/Edcast is actually by Leif too. 🙂 many people don’t know that.[/quote]
I’m assuming the CFlexMeter class – it’s so easy to use I must say! I made a slight change, which I think improves the look
[quote author=”radiorio”][quote author=”JesseG”]the meter code in Oddcast/Edcast is actually by Leif too. 🙂 many people don’t know that.[/quote]
I’m assuming the CFlexMeter class – it’s so easy to use I must say! I made a slight change, which I think improves the look[/quote]
that’s the one. actually, that class has updated massively since the version Zaleski was given, capable of a lot more, but also more work to setup during init. 😉 it’s currently still the meter class for Breakaway, and it’s been made a small part of Leif’s new framework. i’m also working now & then on porting it to wxWidgets.[quote author=”knigget”]That would be great – perhaps an XP version (older working bass.dll) to start with and then a Win7 version once you have found a work around for the newer bass.dll?[/quote]
I’ve almost finished a modification that will allow one to set an encoder to be "DSP ONLY", i.e. record from DSP regardless of "live recording" state
Other encoders will follow "live recording" state … it’s too difficult (and pointless) to also have "SOUNDCARD ONLY" flag
In other news … there’s a stupid bug in BASS.dll that means soundcard input becomes corrupted after almost 3hrs 23mins – old edcast probably hit the same "bug" after 6hrs 46mins (I use BASS’s 32bit FLOAT samples, oddsock used BASS’s 16bit INT)… this only effects CONTINUOUS soundcard input – if you calculate it out … it’s once there’s been 2^32 bytes of data from the soundcard that it "mangles" the audio
[quote author=”knigget”]Anyway, without detracting from your work… I am looking forward to testing with the pre-emp in your new Edcast.. I stopped using BBP (cos I didn’t need the super loud sound for web streaming) and went to BAL but miss the sparkle I got with BBP.[/quote]
weird … if I use the limiter with pre-emp, locally, it sounds fine … through the stream (using AAC+) it introduces nasty crackling
oh well – that’s why it’s BETA 😉
[quote author=”Boki”]"nasty crackling" are peeks over 0dB[/quote]
yeah, I figured that may be the case – wonder why it doesn’t do it "locally", but only after it goes through the encoderoh, for knigget, I’ve uploaded the pseudo "multi source" version of dsp_edcast – i.e. you can set individual encoders to always record from DSP regardless of live recording state
not sure why Virtual Audio Cable devices wouldn’t be showing up – if I understood the problem earlier – other users have no issues with VAC as far as I can tell
the update also works around the BASS.dll 3hr 23min issue
[quote author=”radiorio”]wonder why it doesn’t do it "locally", but only after it goes through the encoder[/quote]
Because encoding or transcoding always causes overshoots…[quote author=”radio oude stijl”][quote author=”radiorio”]wonder why it doesn’t do it "locally", but only after it goes through the encoder[/quote]
Because encoding or transcoding always causes overshoots…[/quote]indeed – but I think the answer is even simpler than that … the existing routines (that I’ve yet to redo) are not consistent – float->int conversions in some places limits the floats to -1.0 -> 1.0 prior to conversion … and other places it does not … this is now fixed and consistent throughout
[quote author=”radiorio”]this is now fixed and consistent throughout[/quote]
excellent. 🙂 always a fun thing to start considering, hehe. i’ve found some unfortunately un-rare bugs doing such. like peak meters only responding to positive peaks. (cough*free*meter*cough) one has to wonder if there’s some copy pasted opensource code when some of this happens. 😉[quote author=”feeling”]Release – 3.29: It does not works with BBP, please help[/quote]
standalone? asio? dsp with fraunhofer? dsp without fraunhofer?edit: hmmm, OK, I see the DSP version is broken – will look at it when I get home
Just upgraded to this new version.
I have some problems with AAC encoder, it sounds like ‘under water’.
I used the one from this site:
http://www.rarewares.org/index.phpI worked with the ‘old’ winamp AAC dll.
Can you also change the installer so it does not search for a winamp install.
It’s impossible to install, for example, to the Breakaway Live directory.Thanks for your efforts
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