Hi all, I've tried, over and over asking these type of questions on another list, and have gotten no responses, so, I need to ask again, and hopefully, somebody can help me. I can shoutcast, but I was using winamp 2.92, shoutcast 1.80, the shoutcast server 1.92 server, the sqr cross fader 1.65, and the audio stocker plugin, but, during the main menu tutorials that Jonathan Mosen presented on shoutcasting, he mentioned pairing up the shoutcast, and the audio stocker plugins, and when I had winamp 5.01, I tried the basic means of shoutcasting, but having the shoutcast plugin second in command, but as long as the shoutcast plugin was second in command, I couldn't use the linerec plugin, even though it would show up in the title bar, and I could hear my voice on the mic, my voice didn't go out over the air, and my question is, that somebody had said, you need the dsp stacker for this to work, and my question is, if this is true, first, during the tutorial, why wasn't this problem brought up, if, in fact, the linerec plugin wouldn't work without the dsp stacker, or, is it that the only stacking necessary is done by the pairing of the shoutcast plugin, and the shoutcast muxer.dll? I have just installed winamp 5.03A, with all the settings intact, but I don't know if I'm setting up these plugins correctly, because, when I would try to close winamp, after broadcasting, I'd always get an illegal operations message, so maybe the shoutcast plugin was trying to hang on, or something like that. I don't use sam encoders, or the thomas limiter, or anything like that, and am using one instance of winamp right now, so, here is what I do. First, I select the audio stocker plugin from the dsp plugins, then from the output plugins, I select the sqr soft cross fader, then go to configure, and then, focus on the tab control, and right arrow over to dsp, and from the list view after the combo box, I select s for shoutcast, which puts it at the bottom of the list, and then the shoutcast plugin comes up, I can go in to the shoutcast plugin from the system tray, provided the shoutcast server is up, and press the connect button, but when I left click to kill the shoutcast server, and say yes to close it, then, when I try to turn off everything off in winamp, and close it, that's when I get the illegal operations message, but all it says is, winamp caused an invallid page fault in module unknown, which doesn't help much, so, am I doing something incorrectly in setting up these plugins, or what? Also, I have noticed, that when the shoutcast plugin is second in command, when ever I start winamp, the shoutcast plugin comes up in the system tray, even though no dsp plugins are selected, and even though the waveout.dll plugin is selected in the output plugins, and why is this? I ask this, because, while the shoutcast plugin comes up when winamp starts, this causes a focus problem, whereby when I close winamp, I don't land back in the folder that's opened when I close winamp, after listening to something, instead, I end up on the task bar, so, I need to turn everything off after shoutcasting. Hopefully, with winamp 5.03A, I won't have this problem, but don't know, things may be worse. All this, with window-eyes 4.5sp3, windows 98 se, and winamp 2.92, though I don't know if this problem will still occurr with winamp 5.03A, and right now, I have my sounds and filters enabled, and the advanced controls and what you hear checked, so I can't broadcast, without my sounds coming through, and wish, in the shoutcast plugin, that there would be an option, that said, disable system sounds when the shoutcast plugin is running, because going through and disabling my filters is a pain. Thanks for reading, but I want my system to behave propperly. I also am using 192 megs of ram, and a 400 megs processor, if this helps also.
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