John Hicks wrote:
> As stated in an earlier post, I'm scrambling to get Campcaster
> configured to get an LPFM station on the air tomorrow.
>
> Since I have been unable to get my Soundblaster sound card to output
> sound, I have decided to fall back and use the onboard Intel sound
> device "hw:0,0".
>
> This device works for other apps, and it works in Campcaster when I
> click the Test buttons in the Options/Sound tab. (I now have both the
> Cue and Live Mode devices set to the default device hw:0,0.).
>
> But I can't get Scheduler to output any sound. Thus there is no sound
> to feed to the transmitter.
>
> I have edited /opt/campcaster/etc/campcaster-scheduler.xml to use this
> device (or so I think):
>
>
>
>
>
> One possible clue is this: When I try to stop the scheduler, I get the
> following error message:
>
> XML-RPC method 'stopCurrentlyPlaying' returned error message:
> [faultCode:5010,faultString:GstreamerPlayer not opened yet]
>
> So I need to get Scheduler to get gstreamer to start.
>
> It's not clear just what gstreamer is. I don't find a GSstreamer,
> gstreamer, GstreamerPlayer, or gstreamerPlayer in the path, but then I
> get the impression that it isn't a program in the first place.
>
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> - John
>
Progress report:
I can now get Scheduler to produce sound, but only when I start it up
with campcaster-scheduler.sh in /opt/campcaster/bin instead of
/etc/init.d/campcaster-scheduler.
Does anyone know why there are two startup scripts and what the
difference is supposed to be?
Thanks,
- John
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John Hicks wrote on 06/01/2007 01:30 AM:
> Progress report:
>
> I can now get Scheduler to produce sound, but only when I start it up
> with campcaster-scheduler.sh in /opt/campcaster/bin instead of
> /etc/init.d/campcaster-scheduler.
>
> Does anyone know why there are two startup scripts and what the
> difference is supposed to be?
>
> Thanks,
>
> - John
There shouldn't be any difference (well, the scripts are slightly
different, they should both work the same way). What happens when you
try to start it with /etc/init.d/campcaster-scheduler start?