Icecast - Aug 2004 - Transcoding from icecast2->icecast2 results in "garbage"

I don't get what you mean. My problem is that I'm streaming over a 
DSL-line and have just max 128kbit/s upstream. What I want to do is 
use a 112kbit/s-stream for the "high-bandwidth-users" and transcode 
the same audio to mono (e.g. 40kbit/s) on the server for "modem-
users". That's my problem. All with Oddcast DSPv2, Icecast2 and MP3 
everywhere (since my users can't handle ogg-streams).

So Oddsock, what did you mean?

On 4 May 2003 at 12:01, oddsock wrote:
> actually, the reason I suggested you post to the list was so that you
> could explain what you are, in fact, trying to do, and see if anyone
> else has a recommendation on another approach, since your *specific*
> use of transcoder is having troubles....so perhaps you should try
> that...
> 
> oddsock
> At 08:57 AM 5/4/2003 +0200, you wrote:
> >On 4 May 2003 at 10:49, Geoff Shang wrote:
> >
> > > I have done this in the past, though it was a few months back. 
> > > First thing to check - you need to change all occurances of
> > > "application/x-ogg" to "application/ogg". 
These are in
> > > liboddcast.cpp and transcurl.cpp.  Change these and recompile. 
> > > This is almost certainly your problem, as streamTranscoder is
> > > thinking that the input is MP3.
> >
> >Oh well, I missed a detail :-) My input and output ARE MP3 - thats
> >abolutely correct. So the funny thing is that it works with a
> >Shoutcast-server but not with an icecast2-server as input. Oddsock
> >already confirmed this bug (and tried a lot to give me a quick
> >help!). But lowering all Buffers in the mp3decoder.h and something we
> >weren't able to track this bug down.
> >
> >Is anybody else of you involved in the development / knows how to
> >deal with the code? Could someone possibly have a look at it?
> >
> >
> >Greetingz
> >  Stefan
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On 4 May 2003 at 10:49, Geoff Shang wrote:
> I have done this in the past, though it was a few months back.  First
> thing to check - you need to change all occurances of
> "application/x-ogg" to "application/ogg".  These are in
liboddcast.cpp
> and transcurl.cpp.  Change these and recompile.  This is almost
> certainly your problem, as streamTranscoder is thinking that the input
> is MP3.
Oh well, I missed a detail :-) My input and output ARE MP3 - thats 
abolutely correct. So the funny thing is that it works with a 
Shoutcast-server but not with an icecast2-server as input. Oddsock 
already confirmed this bug (and tried a lot to give me a quick 
help!). But lowering all Buffers in the mp3decoder.h and something we 
weren't able to track this bug down.

Is anybody else of you involved in the development / knows how to 
deal with the code? Could someone possibly have a look at it?

<p>Greetingz
 Stefan
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actually, the reason I suggested you post to the list was so that you could 
explain what you are, in fact, trying to do, and see if anyone else has a 
recommendation on another approach, since your *specific* use of transcoder 
is having troubles....so perhaps you should try that...

oddsock
At 08:57 AM 5/4/2003 +0200, you wrote:
>On 4 May 2003 at 10:49, Geoff Shang wrote:
>
> > I have done this in the past, though it was a few months back.  First
> > thing to check - you need to change all occurances of
> > "application/x-ogg" to "application/ogg".  These
are in liboddcast.cpp
> > and transcurl.cpp.  Change these and recompile.  This is almost
> > certainly your problem, as streamTranscoder is thinking that the input
> > is MP3.
>
>Oh well, I missed a detail :-) My input and output ARE MP3 - thats
>abolutely correct. So the funny thing is that it works with a
>Shoutcast-server but not with an icecast2-server as input. Oddsock
>already confirmed this bug (and tried a lot to give me a quick
>help!). But lowering all Buffers in the mp3decoder.h and something we
>weren't able to track this bug down.
>
>Is anybody else of you involved in the development / knows how to
>deal with the code? Could someone possibly have a look at it?
>
>
>Greetingz
>  Stefan
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