WiFi even 5Ghz dual-dand systems are much more sencitive to interfearance and interuptions while streaming. This might bring me close® to a solution, and if someone could confirm it had something to do with that I might be completely there.įirst of all it’s always better to be plugged in directly to your modem or router rather than using WiFi. However (coincidence or not?) I upped the latency, the buffer underrun stays at 0 and I tried broadcasting at a higher samplerate again and this afternoon, my live broadcast of 2 hours long went flawlessly.ĭo you think the settings latency-buffer underrun-sample rate would effectively have contributed to the problem? Until I read about the relationship between latency and buffer underrun and I did some experimenting, as, before I was broadcasting at a sample rate of 48 kbps. Solution 2 I have tried, but not always with success. Solution 1 I am not so sure about as I now have fibre optic broadband running at around 30 Mbps. I should connect to the router using an Ethernet cable rather than broadcasting wirelessly. This used to happen regularly lately, and the explanation Radionomy gave was that either: if there is some silence in your live) the non-stop can take over. However, when you go live, the non-stop interrupts and your live streaming goes through.įor certain reasons (eg. You plan your programs and then upload the lists, and Radionomy broadcasts your non-stop streams 24/7. I was wondering (this might help a lot with my problem):Ĭould it have something to do with buffer underruns that, when I broadcast live (through Radionomy), listeners sometimes message me that different songs start playing through the music that is playing live at the time. But I don’t like the nicecast working-place with very small knobs… Changing a directory or something like that will end in buffer underruns.Īt least I’ve tried Nicecast - and everything works fine and without any probs at all. If I take a more less one, it will be a little bit better but not good at all. Ahhh, the bitrate I have to select to 192 kbps. I’ve also tested my internet-connection, the uplooad is something like a little bit more than 1900 kbps - so I could send a lot of streams. I’ve changed Latency up to 92,9, the results are the same.Īny idea, what I can do? I use mixxx on a macbook air, 1st generation with ssd, 1.6 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. Now I’ve “investigated”: The “buffer underruns” on listeners-side happen if i do nearly nothing on my machine - for example scrolling any hd-directory. Yesterday I started to make a serious radiocast - and got into problems.Īgain locally everything seemed to be ok., but listeners talked about buffer underruns more and more. I also did a simple teststream to broadcast. I’ve used mixxx locally up2now - everything worked fine.
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