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post here
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I have made some test of bandwidth used by FC when streaming music, for example it uses about the double of Netscape Radio... I think is because the audio codec is optimized for speech and no music... I´m correct? is there any way I could optimize the streaming of music (not mp3 but a live audio feed)
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that could be tricky, your best bet is simply to play with the bandwidth and microphone settings (because FCS will see your music as a mic input)
good luck
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when i go into the volume control and check Recording and click ok... there are checkboxes under Microphone, Line In, Aux, and Wave Out Mix. Which one do i check?(It only lets you check one)
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try Wav out mix but you might need to just try them all and see which one works for you.
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if you want to broadcast live music!
step 1 -> control panel -> sound settings -> preferred recording device -> select your sound card.
step 2 -> Double click on speaker icon in system tray -> Options -> properties -> Select your s/card in mixer device -> select RECORDING from radio options -> double check that LINE is selected as you are feeding live audio feed through it. -> press OK -> select LINE IN as your recording control.
should help!
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> moved
can we record all sound from computer use flashcom?
notonly Microphone but other sound like mp3
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try http://www.flashcomguru.com/tutorials/broadcast.cfm
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thanks
but other question
can I record two stream (Microphone and soundcard)at a same time? not separate
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yes you can but you must open 2 netstreams, access 2 mic sources etc
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you have some simple example of this? logical, if will not be much recess mine! thanks!
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Topic: Broadcast music with FCS
