Hi, I guess this isn't a wave input question itself so much as a Windows Audio question that will probably be seen only with the wave input plugin.
I am playing with the wave input plugin, and I see some interesting behavior that I'd like to correct. I have two PCs, both are running Windows 7. One is a desktop with a realtek hd onboard soundcard and I've installed squeezeserver and squeezeplay and all my audio applications (itunes, pandora, audible....) The other is just an old desktop driving some speakers. I would like to broadcast sound, sync'd around my apartment using squeezeserver, and as I say, it almost works, except on my desktop squeezeserver server, the sound there is about 4 seconds ahead of the other machines. The desktop server doesn't play *just* the squeezeplay output on the speakers, it plays the raw wavin input on the speakers AND THEN the squeezeplay output about 4 seconds later sync'd with everyone else. And I guess that makes some amount of sense, but I'd like to stop the desktop from playing the raw input so everyone can play just one sync'd signal. That is, how do I tell my Windows 7 desktop to take the sound from Media Player/Audible/iTunes/Web Browser and not to play it, but to play through the speakers only the sound from SqueezePlay? And how do I do that and still make the wave in plugin work? Thanks, Jerry Note: The output of wavein2cmd.exe -l is: "Stereo Mix (Realtek High Defini..." "Line In (Realtek High Definitio..." Now it's not clear to me from that, which of those is wavin:0 and which is wavin:1 and in fact, the order of those lines can change depending on which device I set as the default device!? So I set Stereo Mix as the default device, and tell all my players (in a sync group) to play wavin:0, and they do, except for my desktop which seems to play the raw audio input. And if I tell all the players to switch to wavin:1, audio stops for a second, and then picks up with no real difference in what they are playing. So there appears to be no difference between wavin:1 and wavin:0, although if I use the Windows 7 Sound controller, and disable stereo mix and enable line in, then as expected, the sound being broadcast and played through the speakers is coming from line-in. -- ja2038 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ja2038's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=40583 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=35718 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
