Re: strange thing happened when streaming
- From: Chris Skarstad <toonhead5@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: winamp4theblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 12 Jun 2004 00:44:01 -0500
Hi Marty. what you're dealing with here man, is the basic problems of
windows. I've done 4 hour broadcasts on Interactive where my computer
crashed and I got a 0 byte file afterwords. It's just one of those things
that unfortunately just happens occasionally. short of scanning your system
for spyware or viruses, doing a defrag or scan disc and any other
maintanance sort of stuff, there's nothing much else that I can personally
suggest. Maybe someone else on the list can give you another idea though,
remember everyone's computer system is different. So if there's one other
little bit of advice that I can give you about streaming, or just windows
in general, is to just use the advice and tutorials you read as a road map.
don't take them as the absolute gospel when it comes to this stuff because
like I said, computers are all different. Even 2 computers of the same
model, for whatever reason, can actually act differently even when put
under the exact same conditions. The configurations can be exactly he same
but you still may get different results. I'm sorry your archive didn't come
out.
At 12:17 AM 6/12/2004, you wrote:
>Hi all, I had a strange thing happen to me while I was streaming, and
>want to ask about it, and that is, that I had been streaming since 13
>minutes after noon, so, it becme 22 minutes after 7, which meant I had
>been streaming for 7 hours, and so, I wanted to wrap up the stream, and
>play my 21 song playlist, and so I started it, but when I went to the
>system tray to see how many listeners there were, I heard the first
>song stop, and then when I tried up arrowing with my inverted arrows,
>not knowing what was going on, all of a sudden, I heard a beep, which
>sounded like the ethernet card, or something like that, and then I
>heard the computer re-boot, and at first, I couldn't connect to the
>internet, but a few minutes later, I was able to connect, but on this
>98 se system with 192 megs of ram, and a 400 megs processor, with
>winamp 2.92, the shoutcast plugin version 1.80, and the shoutcast
>server 1.92, I wonder what this means? I don't want my listeners to
>have to turn up their volumes, so, I have the music track bar, the mike
>track bar, and the fade duration track bar as loud as they'll go, and
>those people who were listening, said it sounded nice and punchy like a
>radio station, yet, I can't listen to the file that was recorded,
>because it was only 0 kb, and you'd think, that at least some of the
>file was recorded, so what is the nature of what I have described?
>Thanks in advance, very much for helping.
>
>Marty
>
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