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    Virtual Soundcard FAQ (updated 04.23.2010)
    Scott
    #81 Posted : Wednesday, October 14, 2009 10:21:21 AM
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    AimLXJ wrote:
    No matter what option I pick it always pick up the audio that is coming from my microphone. I try leaving it unplugged, reinstalled Jamcast, and restarted my computer and no luck at all. The log file contains no error at all it just say
    Quote:
    added to capture broadcast.
    removed from capture broadcast.

    I know I have everything setup correctly because I can talk through my microphone and other people can hear what is going on my desktop through Ventrilo.

    Windows XP SP3

    Hi AimLXJ,

    Sorry if this what you meant by saying no matter which option you pick, but have you made sure that Stereo Mix is checked in the recording mixer? It sounds like it's possible that your microphone is set to be the current recording input, or perhaps Ventrilo is setting it back to Microphone. Other apps like Skype also take the liberty of setting the recording input to microphone for you. Jamcast will stream from the selected recording input, so if that's what you're hearing then it's a matter of just changing to Stereo Mix.

    Let me know.

    Thanks!
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    Scott
    #82 Posted : Wednesday, October 14, 2009 10:24:24 AM
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    InfernoZeus wrote:
    Is it possible to turn up the volume that it gets? At the moment, when I turn up my TV loud enough to hear Spotify, if I then switch over to watch TV, it's really loud Mellow

    Hi InfernoZeus,

    What operating system are you running?

    The Windows volume controls for playback as well as the recording input (if XP) will affect playback volume.

    Sometimes when people report low volume it's because the recording input on the PC is set to microphone. If running Windows XP, have you ensured that Stereo Mix is selected as the recording input? Also, as I mentioned in the above post, there are some applications like Skype or some webcams that change the recording input for you, so you might want to take a look at that as well.

    Let me know how you do.

    Thanks!
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    wyatt
    #83 Posted : Saturday, October 31, 2009 11:48:52 PM
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    Hi Scott,

    I was able to get the jamcast virtual soundcard working with my Roku Soundbridge M2000 tonight. I have Windows XP with Creative SB Live soundcard. It took some searching to find stereo mix, but I think this was the sequence:

    Right Click speaker icon, adjust audio properties, select Volume, Advanced, Playback Control - Options, properties, adjust volume for recording, select Stereo Mix.

    Once I found Stereo Mix, I was able to play XM Radio online through the playlist option of virtual soundcard on the roku. I am very pleased! I do have to turn the sound down on my JBL speakers attached to the PC due to the sound delay between them and the Roku, but that's not a problem.

    Thank you so much!

    Wyatt

    kormn
    #84 Posted : Sunday, November 01, 2009 7:58:13 AM
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    Hi. Im having problems with the streaming.

    I have sound on my ps3, but it sounds slightly faster.
    Also the sound keeps pausing every 5seconds then it continues.

    Im running win7 build 7100. I have the creative x-fi soundcard.

    Any tips?
    theist
    #85 Posted : Sunday, November 01, 2009 10:02:23 AM
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    Windows Vista Ultimate sp1
    RealTec HD Audio

    My broadcasted audio is from my internal mic (I have a laptop) instead of my stereo mix, can't find where to change it.

    Please advise.

    PS- in the last version I didn't have this problem, it began when I upgraded to the latest version.
    Scott
    #86 Posted : Tuesday, November 03, 2009 9:08:24 AM
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    wyatt wrote:
    Hi Scott,

    I was able to get the jamcast virtual soundcard working with my Roku Soundbridge M2000 tonight. I have Windows XP with Creative SB Live soundcard. It took some searching to find stereo mix, but I think this was the sequence:

    Right Click speaker icon, adjust audio properties, select Volume, Advanced, Playback Control - Options, properties, adjust volume for recording, select Stereo Mix.

    Once I found Stereo Mix, I was able to play XM Radio online through the playlist option of virtual soundcard on the roku. I am very pleased! I do have to turn the sound down on my JBL speakers attached to the PC due to the sound delay between them and the Roku, but that's not a problem.

    Thank you so much!

    Wyatt


    Good deal, Wyatt. Glad you got things going. Smile

    Thanks for letting me know!
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    Scott
    #87 Posted : Tuesday, November 03, 2009 9:09:13 AM
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    kormn wrote:
    Hi. Im having problems with the streaming.

    I have sound on my ps3, but it sounds slightly faster.
    Also the sound keeps pausing every 5seconds then it continues.

    Im running win7 build 7100. I have the creative x-fi soundcard.

    Any tips?

    Hi kormn,

    This sounds like a sample rate problem. Can you paste your medialog.txt to http://pastebin.org and share it here so I can have a look?

    Thanks!
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    Scott
    #88 Posted : Tuesday, November 03, 2009 9:11:28 AM
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    theist wrote:
    Windows Vista Ultimate sp1
    RealTec HD Audio

    My broadcasted audio is from my internal mic (I have a laptop) instead of my stereo mix, can't find where to change it.

    Please advise.

    PS- in the last version I didn't have this problem, it began when I upgraded to the latest version.

    Hi theist,

    Interesting. Which version is the "last version" you referred to? Was is 0.9.6.X or a previous version of the 0.9.7.X release?

    Have you installed any new software (Skype, Webcam, etc.) that uses the microphone?

    Also, on the Options tab in the Jamcast Server Manager, under the Options tab, is "Force hardware audio capture" checked or unchecked?

    Thanks!
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    kormn
    #89 Posted : Wednesday, November 04, 2009 4:43:07 PM
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    Hi, posted my medialog on the pastebin.org page.

    my soundcard is configured to: 24bit 48000Hz on play and record.

    My ps3 is also 48000Hz.

    Anything special on my log?

    Thank you scott for your assistance!
    Scott
    #90 Posted : Wednesday, November 04, 2009 4:49:13 PM
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    kormn wrote:
    Hi, posted my medialog on the pastebin.org page.

    my soundcard is configured to: 24bit 48000Hz on play and record.

    My ps3 is also 48000Hz.

    Anything special on my log?

    Thank you scott for your assistance!

    Hey there,

    With pastebin, it gives you a link to share here. I need that link to see the logfile. Wink

    You can re-paste it if you like, you'll see the share link after you submit it.

    Thanks!
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    kormn
    #91 Posted : Wednesday, November 04, 2009 5:00:41 PM
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    Hehe.... Blushing

    Link to the pastebin.


    http://pastebin.org/50972
    Scott
    #92 Posted : Wednesday, November 04, 2009 6:21:15 PM
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    kormn wrote:
    Hehe.... Blushing

    Link to the pastebin.


    http://pastebin.org/50972

    Got it!

    I got another report on this issue the other day; I think this is a problem with Jamcast that somehow has never been reported before.

    For fun, can you change your Soundcard to use 16-bit, 44.1kHz audio?

    That aside, did you enable hardware-based audio capture (a checkbox on the Options tab)? On Windows 7, if you leave that unchecked this problem will go away I think.

    So that's 2 possible solutions while I look into fixing the issue at hand. Let me know.

    Thanks!
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    AimLXJ
    #93 Posted : Sunday, November 08, 2009 11:20:30 PM
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    Scott wrote:
    AimLXJ wrote:
    No matter what option I pick it always pick up the audio that is coming from my microphone. I try leaving it unplugged, reinstalled Jamcast, and restarted my computer and no luck at all. The log file contains no error at all it just say
    Quote:
    added to capture broadcast.
    removed from capture broadcast.

    I know I have everything setup correctly because I can talk through my microphone and other people can hear what is going on my desktop through Ventrilo.

    Windows XP SP3

    Hi AimLXJ,

    Sorry if this what you meant by saying no matter which option you pick, but have you made sure that Stereo Mix is checked in the recording mixer? 1 It sounds like it's possible that your microphone is set to be the current recording input, or perhaps Ventrilo is setting it back to Microphone. Other apps like Skype also take the liberty of setting the recording input to microphone for you. Jamcast will stream from the selected recording input, 2 so if that's what you're hearing then it's a matter of just changing to Stereo Mix.

    Let me know.

    Thanks!


    1. I checked by using "Sound Recorder" (Start->All Programs->Accessories->Entertainment->Sound Recorder) and it was only recording on what was playing on my desktop not from my microphone

    2. I tried all options (resetting Jamcast for each option) and still the same problem
    johnywhy
    #94 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 2:52:34 PM
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    Quote:
    Native Vista (WASAPI) audio loopback capture was added in the Beta 1.4 release of Jamcast.


    hi, i'm running version 1.8, but i'm not seeing jamcast in my Vista Recording Devices window.

    i'm using one of those sigmatel soundcards which prohibit loopback recording. "stereo mix" is unavailable in the Vista recording devices window (even with "show disabled devices" and "show hidden devices" checked).

    however, this wasapi app allows me to record internal pc audio (where most other recording apps cannot).

    is there a way to do loopback recording with jamcast?

    thanks
    Scott
    #95 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 3:46:30 PM
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    johnywhy wrote:
    Quote:
    Native Vista (WASAPI) audio loopback capture was added in the Beta 1.4 release of Jamcast.


    hi, i'm running version 1.8, but i'm not seeing jamcast in my Vista Recording Devices window.

    i'm using one of those sigmatel soundcards which prohibit loopback recording. "stereo mix" is unavailable in the Vista recording devices window (even with "show disabled devices" and "show hidden devices" checked).

    however, this wasapi app allows me to record internal pc audio (where most other recording apps cannot).

    is there a way to do loopback recording with jamcast?

    thanks

    Hi johnywhy,

    On Vista/Windows 7, Jamcast does WASAPI loopback capture very similar to what is described in Matthew's blog. Jamcast will not show up in the Recording Devices window; this is normal.

    From your device, you should be able to browse to Playlists->Virtual Soundcard and play what you're hearing on the PC.

    Let me know if you still require assistance.

    Thanks!
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    johnywhy
    #96 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 3:54:30 PM
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    Quote:
    From your device, you should be able to browse to Playlists


    Software recorders don't have "playlists". They have recording "devices".

    The only recording device i see available in my software recorders is the microphone.
    Scott
    #97 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:16:55 PM
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    johnywhy wrote:
    Quote:
    From your device, you should be able to browse to Playlists


    Software recorders don't have "playlists". They have recording "devices".

    The only recording device i see available in my software recorders is the microphone.

    Hi johnywhy,

    Right, and that's OK. On Vista, the available recording devices are irrelevant because WASAPI loopback is a capture of what's going to Playback.

    What's the problem you're having exactly?

    Thanks!
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    johnywhy
    #98 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:23:57 PM
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    how do i record the audio on my computer?
    Scott
    #99 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:29:51 PM
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    johnywhy wrote:
    how do i record the audio on my computer?

    Hi johnywhy,

    This software is for streaming audio from your PC to a UPnP/DLNA compliant device like the Playstation3 or Xbox360. On those devices, you connect to Jamcast and browse to the Virtual Soundcard and can listen to whatever is playing on your PC.

    As far as actual recording goes, that is not what Jamcast does.

    I hope this helps.

    Thanks!
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    johnywhy
    #100 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:31:56 PM
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    ok, i thought i could use jamcast's wasapi function to record internal audio via loopback.

    thanks
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