workin!

Still doesn't work. I am using:

Host: localhost
Port: 8002
User: Encoder
Password: [from steamcast.conf] -- also tried hackme
Mount: /live

Still no good.

k I tried it with my copy of SAM which is v4.2.2 and it took it fine using your admin username and password. I know this may seem simple but make sure you are choosing the Steamcast Statistic Relay plugin, using the wrong plugin could be causing this. I am using an icecast statistic relay panel set...

Jay wrote:I just tried it myself in my SAM install and it gathered the stats from steamcast fine. What is your stream address?

Just pm'd you

Like I said, the stream works fine, so there are no errors. The problem is the stats relay. No answers forthcoming on the SpacialAudio Discussion Board. They'll help out with .mp3, .wma, but not icecast streams.

Yes, I now see the xml sheet

My stream has worked fine on Steamcast for many months? What is the Steamcast web panel? I never used it.

In steamcast.conf, I see User: Encoder, so I changed User to Encoder in the SAM stats relay panel. Now, I get this error message:

Inactive (401: Error parsing xml document...)

My SAM utterly crashed and I had to reinstall. Before this, my Steamcast stream showed up fine in the Audiorealm directory. Now, I can't get it back in there. I put the following into my SAM statistics relay panel: Host: localhost Port: 8002 Username: admin Password: hackme (I also tried the Source ...

I cannot connect today. I get this error message: Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: steamcast.exe Application Version: 1.0.0.1 Application Timestamp: 4560e494 Fault Module Name: ntdll.dll Fault Module Version: 6.0.6000.16386 Fault Module Timestamp: 4549bdc9 Exception ...

Same problem at icecast. Karl suggested I put Audiorealm's IP into the icecast config file. Does this sound right, or will the router still make it impossible?

strange, it's a Belkin router that was bought about a year ago. didn't think it was outmoded in any way. in fact, the goal was state-of-the-art.

Just a thought: does the steamcast encoder have to be on the same machine as the broadcasting software?

the shoutcast streams go to a stream host, so I can listen to those from the streamhost.

So is it the encoder or the statistic relay that has to connect via the public IP? That sounds really strange. The reason you can't connect via the public IP could be multiple. If you have a router then a firewall might be blocking the source port, so be sure to open both the port specified in the ...