Pisound should not limit this in anyway, it simply provides audio streams and MIDI to the Linux OS, so it’s up to you to configure this correctly.
If you have GUI on your system, I recommend using patchage
for setting up the routing.
Pisound should not limit this in anyway, it simply provides audio streams and MIDI to the Linux OS, so it’s up to you to configure this correctly.
If you have GUI on your system, I recommend using patchage
for setting up the routing.
Yes, i’m aware of that, but i thought that i could stream from darkice client to my iceacst server directly. In fact i need to setup an Icecast server on rpi/pisound, then i will setup a relay.
You probably can do direct streaming, I have only ever streamed to local ice cast server myself, so I don’t think I can help you with the setup of that.
Ok, that’s why. I understand. I need to stream so an other Icecast server, so i’m going to relay.
Thanks a lot for your help.
No relay needed. I can stream perfectly from pisound to my Icecast server with Darkice.
It was a bad Icecast password configuration and a bad Darkice configuration : you must not write Icecast version [icecast2-4] : there’s no error but it won’t stream… so with a 2.4.0 version it must be [icecast2-0].
Now it’s streamin perfectly with a great sound quality. Thanks a lot !
I think this tag is meant to describe the very first stream. If I remember this right, there can be up to 8 streams defined in this file, by adding subsequent sections like [icecast2-1], [icecast2-2], etc… So it only has the ‘major’ version of icecast in the name, or it’s just the 2nd version of the format used in this configuration section.
Ok ! Darkice documentation is not very clear about that. Thanks.