increase the Sound on Sc_trans Auto Dj

tigerboy87 · 11th May 2014, 20:14

Dear Shoutcast Team, users

i am useing the sc_trans auto dj to stream over the night.
my problem is: that the streaming sound is low... in compared to when we stream live.
is it possible to increase the sound on sc_trans with any setting or is there any plug in for this?
like EQ setting for Sc_trans

would be great
then we could se6t up the sound quality like on the sam broadcaster

i thank you

DrO · 11th May 2014, 20:18

sc_trans development has been stopped, so the only way (which probably won't work) is to try messing around with the replaygain settings (and / or adding replaygain values to the files) to see if that will help or not. otherwise there's nothing that can be done.

jaromanda · 12th May 2014, 00:19

obvious solution: decrease the volume of your live stream

tigerboy87 · 12th May 2014, 10:02

WHY yourll stopped the development of sc_trans

its really very sad!.
i will try to do something with the replygain..maybe it can help...

DrO · 12th May 2014, 10:16

because it's not been publically updated in almost 3 years and it needs a mass of work to allow for it to be released under the new ownership which is just not deemed viable to do with all of the other products and projects in progress (and it was pretty obvious that sc_trans was never given the attention it deserved so it's been put out to pasture).

aMUSiC · 16th May 2014, 20:31

Which is truly a pity, as sc_trans is one of the most versatile and powerful tools out there if you're running a radio station.

I still have a beta version on my radio station which has an uptime of 2 years and counting..

DrO · 16th May 2014, 20:36

well you can thank the mess that is licensing for the cause of it and like noted above, we've got a load of other things which need to be worked on before even contemplating trying to update sc_trans. as currently it cannot be used due to licensing issues with the MP3 and AAC encoding and decoding libraries present in it i.e. the fundamental core of sc_trans cannot be used without our re-implementing the whole of that. and with the other issues sc_trans has, it's just viable to be looked at, hence it's removal.

aMUSiC · 16th May 2014, 20:53

Oh no, I do understand why it was removed. Still a pity.

Could an external library for encoding/decoding have been used? (such as LAME)

DrO · 16th May 2014, 20:59

yes (and requiring people to obtain lame themselves) but it would still require changing the sc_trans core to achieve functionality with it instead of what is already in place.

dopelabs · 26th May 2014, 18:28

i use a perl script and ffmpeg that can do this no prob..

and it is a bit of a shame about trans, it was headed in the right direction less all that licensing nosense...

if it were able to relay another stream just as an http://ip

ort line in the playlist file that would be pretty handy.. which is why i went with ffmpeg.. your media can be just about anywhere, and in just about any format...

playlists can look like this

/local/path/to/anymedia.format
http://ip

ort #shoutcast or icecast
http://domain.com/direct/url/to/anymedia.format

etc, etc

DrO · 26th May 2014, 18:42

doesn't really matter now what it could / should have done as it's gone.

11th May 2014, 20:14	#1
tigerboy87 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 22	increase the Sound on Sc_trans Auto Dj Dear Shoutcast Team, users i am useing the sc_trans auto dj to stream over the night. my problem is: that the streaming sound is low... in compared to when we stream live. is it possible to increase the sound on sc_trans with any setting or is there any plug in for this? like EQ setting for Sc_trans would be great then we could se6t up the sound quality like on the sam broadcaster i thank you

12th May 2014, 00:19	#3
jaromanda Forum King Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Under the bridge Posts: 2,290	obvious solution: decrease the volume of your live stream "If you don't like DNAS, write your own damn system" So I did

26th May 2014, 18:28	#10
dopelabs Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 536	i use a perl script and ffmpeg that can do this no prob.. and it is a bit of a shame about trans, it was headed in the right direction less all that licensing nosense... if it were able to relay another stream just as an http://iport line in the playlist file that would be pretty handy.. which is why i went with ffmpeg.. your media can be just about anywhere, and in just about any format... playlists can look like this /local/path/to/anymedia.format http://iport #shoutcast or icecast http://domain.com/direct/url/to/anymedia.format etc, etc

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11th May 2014, 20:18	#2
DrO Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 27,873	sc_trans development has been stopped, so the only way (which probably won't work) is to try messing around with the replaygain settings (and / or adding replaygain values to the files) to see if that will help or not. otherwise there's nothing that can be done.

12th May 2014, 10:02	#4
tigerboy87 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 22	WHY yourll stopped the development of sc_trans its really very sad!. i will try to do something with the replygain..maybe it can help...

12th May 2014, 10:16	#5
DrO Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 27,873	because it's not been publically updated in almost 3 years and it needs a mass of work to allow for it to be released under the new ownership which is just not deemed viable to do with all of the other products and projects in progress (and it was pretty obvious that sc_trans was never given the attention it deserved so it's been put out to pasture).

16th May 2014, 20:31	#6
aMUSiC Junior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 18	Which is truly a pity, as sc_trans is one of the most versatile and powerful tools out there if you're running a radio station. I still have a beta version on my radio station which has an uptime of 2 years and counting..

16th May 2014, 20:36	#7
DrO Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 27,873	well you can thank the mess that is licensing for the cause of it and like noted above, we've got a load of other things which need to be worked on before even contemplating trying to update sc_trans. as currently it cannot be used due to licensing issues with the MP3 and AAC encoding and decoding libraries present in it i.e. the fundamental core of sc_trans cannot be used without our re-implementing the whole of that. and with the other issues sc_trans has, it's just viable to be looked at, hence it's removal.

16th May 2014, 20:53	#8
aMUSiC Junior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 18	Oh no, I do understand why it was removed. Still a pity. Could an external library for encoding/decoding have been used? (such as LAME)

16th May 2014, 20:59	#9
DrO Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 27,873	yes (and requiring people to obtain lame themselves) but it would still require changing the sc_trans core to achieve functionality with it instead of what is already in place.

26th May 2014, 18:42	#11
DrO Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 27,873	doesn't really matter now what it could / should have done as it's gone.