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#1
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: The InternetRadio Program ...
Last post by Terry - Today at 03:26:47 AMHi,
http://220.135.102.142:8010/test
Sometimes it can connect and stream, sometimes it can't, and usually it suddenly crashes immediately. Please try several times.
Thank you.
Terry
http://220.135.102.142:8010/test
Sometimes it can connect and stream, sometimes it can't, and usually it suddenly crashes immediately. Please try several times.
Thank you.
Terry
#2
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: The InternetRadio Program ...
Last post by Administrator - November 20, 2024, 03:54:05 PMHello,
please, provide a valid URL that we can use to perform some testing in order to reproduce the issue.
Kind Regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
please, provide a valid URL that we can use to perform some testing in order to reproduce the issue.
Kind Regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
#3
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: The InternetRadio Program ...
Last post by Terry - November 20, 2024, 10:52:20 AMHi,
I want to add that the Icecast server the program connects to does not use a playlist or mp3 file for streaming, but rather a stream similar to the following URL: http://ipaddress:8000/test
Thank you.
Terry
I want to add that the Icecast server the program connects to does not use a playlist or mp3 file for streaming, but rather a stream similar to the following URL: http://ipaddress:8000/test
Thank you.
Terry
#4
Audio playback and audio management components / The InternetRadio Program cras...
Last post by Terry - November 20, 2024, 10:18:48 AMHi,
I used your sample program InternetRadio.exe to connect to a streaming server set up with Icecast2 and with a connection limit.
Connections and playback are normal within the connection limit, but if the program connects under the condition of being the last available connection, it usually sometimes connects and sometimes doesn't. More often, the program crashes immediately without any error message, leaving an Application Error 1000 kernelbase.dll error record in the Windows Event Viewer.
Is there a way to solve this?
Thank you.
Terry
I used your sample program InternetRadio.exe to connect to a streaming server set up with Icecast2 and with a connection limit.
Connections and playback are normal within the connection limit, but if the program connects under the condition of being the last available connection, it usually sometimes connects and sometimes doesn't. More often, the program crashes immediately without any error message, leaving an Application Error 1000 kernelbase.dll error record in the Windows Event Viewer.
Is there a way to solve this?
Thank you.
Terry
#5
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: send an input audio stream...
Last post by Administrator - November 07, 2024, 11:32:13 AMHello
Yes, you can avoid any sound being sent to the render device by setting its output device to -1; inside the FormMain_Load function you will find the following lines of code
simply add the following code immediately after them:
Inside the project there are 2 players that are used for loading and playing sound files from disk (Player_1 and Player_2) while the other 5 players (Player_Input_3 up to Player_Input_7) are used to attach different input channels and mix them into the internal stream mixer of the render device.
If you shouldn't need to play sounds from files on disk and you should simply need to attach and cast one single input stream you may instance one single player only.
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
Quote from: Terry on November 07, 2024, 06:35:13 AMThere are two ways to send an audio stream to a streaming server. The sample project is one of them.
But it still needs to be attached to a Player and then output.
Is there any way to capture only the input audio source but not play output?
Yes, you can avoid any sound being sent to the render device by setting its output device to -1; inside the FormMain_Load function you will find the following lines of code
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// obtain the stream mixer internal to the selected WASAPI device
m_nStreamMixerUniqueID = m_audioDjAPI.StreamMixerGetIdFromOutput (m_nWasapiDevice);
simply add the following code immediately after them:
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m_audioDjAPI.StreamOutputDeviceSet(m_nStreamMixerUniqueID, -1);QuoteThere is one more thing that I am confused about the WasapiMixAndClone sample project.
Why a control can initial more than 4 players? The three extra Players in the sample program seem to have no effect.
// init the DJ Studio control by instancing an adequate number of players:
// 2 for playing sound files from disk and 5 for attaching input devices
short nPlayers = 2 + 5;
nPlayers = m_audioDjAPI.InitSoundSystem(nPlayers, m_nWasapiDevice, m_nWasapiDevice, m_nWasapiDevice, 0);
Inside the project there are 2 players that are used for loading and playing sound files from disk (Player_1 and Player_2) while the other 5 players (Player_Input_3 up to Player_Input_7) are used to attach different input channels and mix them into the internal stream mixer of the render device.
If you shouldn't need to play sounds from files on disk and you should simply need to attach and cast one single input stream you may instance one single player only.
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
#6
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: send an input audio stream...
Last post by Terry - November 07, 2024, 06:35:13 AMHi,
There are two ways to send an audio stream to a streaming server. The sample project is one of them.
But it still needs to be attached to a Player and then output.
Is there any way to capture only the input audio source but not play output?
There is one more thing that I am confused about the WasapiMixAndClone sample project.
Why a control can initial more than 4 players? The three extra Players in the sample program seem to have no effect.
// init the DJ Studio control by instancing an adequate number of players:
// 2 for playing sound files from disk and 5 for attaching input devices
short nPlayers = 2 + 5;
nPlayers = m_audioDjAPI.InitSoundSystem(nPlayers, m_nWasapiDevice, m_nWasapiDevice, m_nWasapiDevice, 0);
Terry
Thank you
There are two ways to send an audio stream to a streaming server. The sample project is one of them.
But it still needs to be attached to a Player and then output.
Is there any way to capture only the input audio source but not play output?
There is one more thing that I am confused about the WasapiMixAndClone sample project.
Why a control can initial more than 4 players? The three extra Players in the sample program seem to have no effect.
// init the DJ Studio control by instancing an adequate number of players:
// 2 for playing sound files from disk and 5 for attaching input devices
short nPlayers = 2 + 5;
nPlayers = m_audioDjAPI.InitSoundSystem(nPlayers, m_nWasapiDevice, m_nWasapiDevice, m_nWasapiDevice, 0);
Terry
Thank you
#7
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: send an input audio stream...
Last post by Administrator - November 05, 2024, 11:57:31 AMHello Terry,
yes, this is possible with our DJ Studio components: take a look into the WasapiMixAndClone sample project, installed by our setup program, which shows how to attach an input device to the internal stream mixer and to send the result to a streaming server.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
yes, this is possible with our DJ Studio components: take a look into the WasapiMixAndClone sample project, installed by our setup program, which shows how to attach an input device to the internal stream mixer and to send the result to a streaming server.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
#8
Audio playback and audio management components / send an input audio stream to ...
Last post by Terry - November 05, 2024, 05:51:24 AMHi,
Is there any way to send an input audio device stream to a streaming server?
Terry
Thank you.
Is there any way to send an input audio device stream to a streaming server?
Terry
Thank you.
#9
Audio playback and audio management components / Re: EV_SOUND_DONE infinite loo...
Last post by Administrator - September 26, 2024, 05:32:32 PMHi Terry,
this issue should have been fixed inside the latest build 14.4.2.1 of the multimedia engines AdjMmsEng.dll and AdjMmsEng64.dll.
You can update your installation by uninstalling the current version and by downloading the latest setup package available on our website.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
this issue should have been fixed inside the latest build 14.4.2.1 of the multimedia engines AdjMmsEng.dll and AdjMmsEng64.dll.
You can update your installation by uninstalling the current version and by downloading the latest setup package available on our website.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Severino Delaurenti
MultiMedia Soft
#10
Audio playback and audio management components / EV_SOUND_DONE infinite loop
Last post by Terry - September 26, 2024, 07:39:25 AMHi,
I tried to load a sound file from the website through the "m_audioAPI.LoadInternetStream(0,"http://localhost/test.mp3")" command.
When the playback is completed, the EV_DOWNLOAD_COMPLETE event will be triggered first, and then the EV_SOUND_DONE event will be triggered infinitely.
The execution logs is as follows
13:10:30.0695|[1]|[EV_SOUND_STOPPED]
13:10:30.1013|[1]|[EV_STREAM_CONNECTING]
13:10:30.3553|[1]|[EV_DOWNLOAD_BUFFERING] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3 STREAMING_BUFFERING
13:10:30.3678|[1]|[EV_STREAM_LOADED] STREAM_LOAD_OK http://localhost/test.mp3
13:10:30.3678|[1]|[EV_SOUND_PLAYING] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:10:30.3678|[1]|[EV_DOWNLOAD_BUFFERING] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3 STREAMING_PLAYING
13:11:18.3746|[1]|[EV_DOWNLOAD_COMPLETE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2355|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2524|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2685|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2854|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2854|[1]|[EV_SOUND_STOPPED] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2854|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.3026|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.3186|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
.
.
infinite loop
Is it normal ....?
Terry
I tried to load a sound file from the website through the "m_audioAPI.LoadInternetStream(0,"http://localhost/test.mp3")" command.
When the playback is completed, the EV_DOWNLOAD_COMPLETE event will be triggered first, and then the EV_SOUND_DONE event will be triggered infinitely.
The execution logs is as follows
13:10:30.0695|[1]|[EV_SOUND_STOPPED]
13:10:30.1013|[1]|[EV_STREAM_CONNECTING]
13:10:30.3553|[1]|[EV_DOWNLOAD_BUFFERING] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3 STREAMING_BUFFERING
13:10:30.3678|[1]|[EV_STREAM_LOADED] STREAM_LOAD_OK http://localhost/test.mp3
13:10:30.3678|[1]|[EV_SOUND_PLAYING] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:10:30.3678|[1]|[EV_DOWNLOAD_BUFFERING] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3 STREAMING_PLAYING
13:11:18.3746|[1]|[EV_DOWNLOAD_COMPLETE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2355|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2524|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2685|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2854|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2854|[1]|[EV_SOUND_STOPPED] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.2854|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.3026|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
13:11:24.3186|[1]|[EV_SOUND_DONE] URL=http://localhost/test.mp3
.
.
infinite loop
Is it normal ....?
Terry