How to Publish my windows media player output? Sergio Torres 12/29/2008 11:12:04 PM I used to be able to publish my Windows XP Pro PC's windows media output to my windows server 2003 and then load the stream from a web page. I saved my session configuration to a file. I changed to Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bits. Installed Windows Media Encoder 64 bits. My Sound Blaster sound card is correctly recognized by Vista. I Tried to use the saved session configuration and I received the following errors: Error 1: "No specified device driver is present (0xC00D0072)." Error 2: "The media input 'device://SB Live! 24-bit' for source 'Live' is not valid." If I create a new session, the only thing I can publish is my microphone sound (If I talk into the microphone my voice is herad in my web page stream). If I choose any of the other available sources (auxiliary, Line-In, S-PDIF-In) no sound comes out, even though my windows media player is playing a song. The encoder publishes, but publishes silence. Furthermore, If I click on the Mixer button in the audio panel from my WME x64, I get the following error message: "The mixer application 'sndvol32.exe' could not be started The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)" -- Sergio Torres C. (505) 897 2041 ___________________ http://www.stcsys.com ___________________

Re: How to Publish my windows media player output? "Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil[ at ]nospam.com> 12/30/2008 1:55:41 PM Apart from making sure you have 64-bit driver software for the sound card - the Audacity wiki pages have useful info on configuring sound devices in vista for recording generally (i.e. not just Audacity specific) : http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Windows_Vista_OS#Mixer_Toolbar_has_no_recording_sources The info there might also indicate why sndvol32 isn't going to work out (apart from it being a 32 bit program ;-) You definitely want to right-click the sources listed on the recording tab and select to "Show Disabled Devices". When I did this, I had several expected recording sources which weren't present (disabled by default) such as the Stereo Mix source which is probably what you want if you're trying to record the audio output from tracks playing in media player HTH Cheers - Neil On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 15:12:04 -0800, Sergio Torres <SergioTorres[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] >I used to be able to publish my Windows XP Pro PC's windows media output to >my windows server 2003 and then load the stream from a web page. I saved my >session configuration to a file. > >I changed to Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bits. Installed Windows Media Encoder >64 bits. My Sound Blaster sound card is correctly recognized by Vista. > >I Tried to use the saved session configuration and I received the following >errors: > >Error 1: "No specified device driver is present (0xC00D0072)." > >Error 2: "The media input 'device://SB Live! 24-bit' for source 'Live' is >not valid." > >If I create a new session, the only thing I can publish is my microphone >sound (If I talk into the microphone my voice is herad in my web page >stream). > >If I choose any of the other available sources (auxiliary, Line-In, >S-PDIF-In) no sound comes out, even though my windows media player is playing >a song. The encoder publishes, but publishes silence. > >Furthermore, If I click on the Mixer button in the audio panel from my WME >x64, I get the following error message: > >"The mixer application 'sndvol32.exe' could not be started >The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)" ------------------------------------------------ Digital Media MVP : 2004-2008 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs

Re: How to Publish my windows media player output? Sergio Torres 12/30/2008 9:05:14 PM Thank you Neil, I read the web page you suggested, but I already had all devices shown. Nevertheless, the driver for my sound card is 32 bits. I followed your advice and updated it. Although it's still 32 bits, it showed me a new device called "what you hear" and this one I can publish. Thank you again, -- Sergio Torres C. (505) 897 2041 ___________________ http://www.stcsys.com ___________________ "Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Apart from making sure you have 64-bit driver software for the sound > card - the Audacity wiki pages have useful info on configuring sound > devices in vista for recording generally (i.e. not just Audacity > specific) : > > http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Windows_Vista_OS#Mixer_Toolbar_has_no_recording_sources > > The info there might also indicate why sndvol32 isn't going to work > out (apart from it being a 32 bit program ;-) > > You definitely want to right-click the sources listed on the recording > tab and select to "Show Disabled Devices". > > When I did this, I had several expected recording sources which > weren't present (disabled by default) such as the Stereo Mix source > which is probably what you want if you're trying to record the audio > output from tracks playing in media player > > HTH > Cheers - Neil > > On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 15:12:04 -0800, Sergio Torres > <SergioTorres[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > >I used to be able to publish my Windows XP Pro PC's windows media output to > >my windows server 2003 and then load the stream from a web page. I saved my > >session configuration to a file. > > > >I changed to Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bits. Installed Windows Media Encoder > >64 bits. My Sound Blaster sound card is correctly recognized by Vista. > > > >I Tried to use the saved session configuration and I received the following > >errors: > > > >Error 1: "No specified device driver is present (0xC00D0072)." > > > >Error 2: "The media input 'device://SB Live! 24-bit' for source 'Live' is > >not valid." > > > >If I create a new session, the only thing I can publish is my microphone > >sound (If I talk into the microphone my voice is herad in my web page > >stream). > > > >If I choose any of the other available sources (auxiliary, Line-In, > >S-PDIF-In) no sound comes out, even though my windows media player is playing > >a song. The encoder publishes, but publishes silence. > > > >Furthermore, If I click on the Mixer button in the audio panel from my WME > >x64, I get the following error message: > > > >"The mixer application 'sndvol32.exe' could not be started > >The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)" > ------------------------------------------------ > Digital Media MVP : 2004-2008 > http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs >