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lewmur Offline
#1 Posted : Monday, November 14, 2011 12:04:59 PM(UTC)
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I have a Karaoke system with high power speakers and a multi mic mixer. This PC has to remain stationary. What I want to do is use my laptop as a portable Karaoke Player and stream its audio to the stationary PC and play the music through its speakers while viewing the video on the laptop. Will Jamcast do this?
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, November 15, 2011 2:52:35 PM(UTC)
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lewmur;3548 wrote:
I have a Karaoke system with high power speakers and a multi mic mixer. This PC has to remain stationary. What I want to do is use my laptop as a portable Karaoke Player and stream its audio to the stationary PC and play the music through its speakers while viewing the video on the laptop. Will Jamcast do this?

Hi lewmur,

Thanks for checking out Jamcast!

Yes, Jamcast can do this via its Virtual Soundcard feature, but it's not possible to keep the audio and video synchronized. Presumably this would be an issue for application, yes?

Thanks!
Scott
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#3 Posted : Tuesday, November 15, 2011 4:56:58 PM(UTC)
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Scott;3552 wrote:
lewmur;3548 wrote:
I have a Karaoke system with high power speakers and a multi mic mixer. This PC has to remain stationary. What I want to do is use my laptop as a portable Karaoke Player and stream its audio to the stationary PC and play the music through its speakers while viewing the video on the laptop. Will Jamcast do this?

Hi lewmur,

Thanks for checking out Jamcast!

Yes, Jamcast can do this via its Virtual Soundcard feature, but it's not possible to keep the audio and video synchronized. Presumably this would be an issue for application, yes?

Thanks!
A killing issue. I'll have to use a wireless a/v tx/rec system.
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