Hi all,
Is there a way to import a stream as a Cue at all? I would like to program a certain Cue List to have a stream from a Shoutcast or Icecast2 server and then after a period of time fire off another cue to return to local audio files.
So basically, I would like to play local audio files most of the day, but then at around 7:00pm for an hour, play an IceCast2 or Shoutcast stream. Then at 8:00pm fire off a rule that stops the current Cue, then loads the next cue and starts playing audio files from my local machine again.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Importing Shoutcast/Icecast Streams
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Re: Importing Shoutcast/Icecast Streams
OK I think I have it worked out. Installed Winamp (v5. and used the VB Audio Virtual Audio Cables. Routed the output of Winamp to the VB-Audio cable, then assigned that output to one of the strips in Ovation. Seems to be working ok, and I can call that strip anytime with a cue and a rule.
That's the best I could do for now.
That's the best I could do for now.
Re: Importing Shoutcast/Icecast Streams
Hi, you wrote "assigned that output to one of the strips in Ovation" - how do you do that? When I add MONO strip to Ovation, in the connected input I can see only my ASIO devices and then something called IB Return 1-32 and IB Return 33-64 (which frankly I don't know what is it). How can I can add WDM - Windows input or ouput device (like speakers or microphone or AB cable device for example)?