Ok, the config file says you can get chrips in your audio unless
"you're
careful." I thought this was mostly fixed in 1.3.9 and greater.. I got all
kinds of garbage using it in 1.3.7, but have had no problems in 1.3.9 or
1.3.10 until today.
Just a few minutes ago my stream started chirping and squealing.. so I had
to disconnect the source and client, and reconnect them.. which seems to
fix the problem.
My question is.. what exactly is meant by "unless you're careful?"
What
should I do "carefully" to make sure this doesn't happen?
FWIW, I'm using winamp 2.72 + Shoutcast DSP 1.8.0 to source from Win2k pro,
the server is icecast 1.3.10 on FreeBSD 3.5-STABLE.
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