Dear forum members,
Here is an urgent question that I am posting in both the German and English forums. I hope that that is allowed. I’m a bit at my wit’s end…
I’m using mAirlist 7, the latest version, in combination with Stereotool 9.91. I run 24/7 on onverantwoord.com. Mixer is a D&R Airence that I can control with mAirlist. My PC is two years old, running on an i9 with 16GB of memory, OS is W10 Pro, version 22H2. All music is played from a Synology 1821+ NAS. The network is gigabit.
I use mAirlist’s built-in encoder. It seems to happen more and more often that that one just stops without identifiable season. I’ve heard it happen a few times. He plays the last track neatly all the way through and then it’s quiet. Of all the tracks that mAirlist plays after that event, I can see the ID3 tags on my playback devices, so tag info is still forwarded to the streaming server on the internet. After such a spontaneous interruption, I can’t get the encoder connected anymore. I can click on the “Line” button but nothing happens.
In today’s log I see that tracks started until 9:10. That’s when I restarted mAirlist. Until this time, there is nothing to be found in the log about the possible deactivation of the encoder. It was quiet on the stream though…
Stereo tool also indicates that there is no more music at all, the meters no longer show something.
To get mAirlist working again, it needs a restart. FYI, a screen dump of the encoder’s settings.
The encoder gets its signal from an Audio4DJ sound card. This is an old card that runs fine, but could that be a weak spot?
I’m thinking about using a separate streamer. If anyone has a tip for a type or brand of streamer please do, because these disruptions make it all unreliable. Is this streamer easy to feed with the ID3 tag info?
Your feedback is very valuable to me!
Translations from Dutch to English by Microsoft Word, so don’t blame me!