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I have been trying I am sure for over a year to figure out how to get OTSAv to work with Breakaway Broadcast (not an exaggeration). I had been hesitant to post and was recommended at the OTS Forum to post here, and I really want to get this to work. I have gotten this far with these results:
OtsAV "On-Air" Output = Breakaway Pipeline 1 ->
Breakaway Input = Breakaway Pipeline 1 ->
Breakaway Output = Soundcard ->
Windows 7 Sound Device = Soundcard ->
Shoutcast Source Input Device = "Soundcard Input" (Not Winamp)The result is a flat sounding stream which is worse than if I just use the default "Winamp" input device option. I also tried adding the Shoutcast plug in to BBs encoders. This resulted in a second instance of the Shoutcast DSP Source initiating which did not play my OTSAv programming (or anything for that matter). Even if I kill the DSP instance in OTSAv and then initiate the encoder in BB it will not play my OTSAv programming (or anything).
I know there’s a simple explanation. Can someone assist to get these two to peacefully co-exist?
Thanks
try edcast instead, superior quality too especially if you check the recommended mp3 encoder thread…
http://users.tpg.com.au/radiorio/
and i think more importantly it lets you select which "tip" it’s recording from on the soundcard. that’s probably the problem with recording from the soundcard is you’re not sending the output back into the record side. sometimes edcast can get around that requirement.I don’t fully understand what you’re trying to do (the windows sound device threw me) but try this:
OtsAV "On-Air" Output = Breakaway Pipeline 1 ->
Breakaway Input = Breakaway Pipeline 1 ->
Breakaway Output = Breakaway Pipeline 2 ->
Shoutcast Source Input Device = Breakaway Pipeline 2[quote author=”knigget”]I don’t fully understand what you’re trying to do (the windows sound device threw me) but try this:
OtsAV "On-Air" Output = Breakaway Pipeline 1 ->
Breakaway Input = Breakaway Pipeline 1 ->
Breakaway Output = Breakaway Pipeline 2 ->
Shoutcast Source Input Device = Breakaway Pipeline 2[/quote]Hi a question, when i try this setup for my program, it works perfectly.
But, how ever i cant hear anything from the pc, but if i tune the stream in on my iPhone, i hear my mic, music etc.
So how shall i do to be able to hear it on my pc.
you could try the live link dsp. click it on in the dsp section, think you have to check on livelink 1 and 2, change your output in breakaway to disabled, uninstal the shoutcast dsp from ots and install it and check it on in the encoders section in breakaway, infact i would also use edcast instead of the shoutcast dsp, use the recomended encoder settings thread (not sure of its exact name) to help you set it up.
Jesse is so right, use edcast instead the construction you are dealing with.
With the right encoders you can setup multiple steady streams as well.
Here you can find a topic for setting up edcast with breakaway.Succes
Gyou could try the live link dsp. click it on in the dsp section, think you have to check on livelink 1 and 2, change your output in breakaway to disabled, uninstal the shoutcast dsp from ots and install it and check it on in the encoders section in breakaway, infact i would also use edcast instead of the shoutcast dsp, use the recomended encoder settings thread (not sure of its exact name) to help you set it up.
uh? Shall i disable output in i/o.
And do what with live link 1 and 2? As a DSP?
But how do i get the soundon then?
Please be more specific how i shall do
TY!
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