RadioBOSS 5.2 [beta]
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It`s not a disapointment, it`s logical explanation. But i think it is fair because if the MIC is only to encoders , main lowering will be only a lowering (so not needed). Why volume to be "lowered only" with no any effect or event after that ?! Looks like a disturbing with nothing after that.
That`s why the main lowering in this condition is not needed.
May be the right thing ( if this will disabled) is to be filled as text on the option and become to this one
" Output to encoders only (disable local mic playback )
Main volume will not be lowered." ... or ... Main volume not affected
This way people will not be surprised and wil be informed as well
That`s why the main lowering in this condition is not needed.
May be the right thing ( if this will disabled) is to be filled as text on the option and become to this one
" Output to encoders only (disable local mic playback )
Main volume will not be lowered." ... or ... Main volume not affected
This way people will not be surprised and wil be informed as well
pety
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Understand. For me it is very, very necesary VU meter. Especialy for LIVE. Co-hosts do not speak with the same intensity. That's why is necesary to visualise the VU Meter level. For adjusting faders from mixer. I need to know the level of output to internet broadcast from every mic.
The music volume is also lowered for encoder output too - listeners will also hear that music volume is lowered.klinsoft said:
The bug confirmed, thanks for reporting. Will be fixed in the next update.pety said:
Do you mean only VST plugins do not work, or all DSPs do not work?pety said:
Looks like i`m not explaining right .
So here is the situation . I`m checking the "Output to encoders only" and microphone will be available only on encoders(stream) , right ? So tell me what is the need of lowering the MAIN (on air) volume too when i click on MIC button . In this case it will lower the "ON AIR" volume too but no microphone sound will be played/heared , right ? Why then "on air" sound is affected ? I know that this slider for the volume is global (default -15 db) , but when mic is only to stream , this slider must not affect the main on air.
Hope i clear the situation now.
So here is the situation . I`m checking the "Output to encoders only" and microphone will be available only on encoders(stream) , right ? So tell me what is the need of lowering the MAIN (on air) volume too when i click on MIC button . In this case it will lower the "ON AIR" volume too but no microphone sound will be played/heared , right ? Why then "on air" sound is affected ? I know that this slider for the volume is global (default -15 db) , but when mic is only to stream , this slider must not affect the main on air.
Hope i clear the situation now.
I just test it again ! And it`s just how i`m explaining it .
When this option is enabled , microphone is played only on stream . "Main (On air)" output not play the microphone but still lower the volume there too. It`s unnecessary to disturb this output when NO MIC sound for it !
If i`m still not perfectly clear i`ll say this : Lowering is a must when you talk on MIC, so let it stay but when MIC is configured to play only on internet stream , bypass the lowering for "Main (On air)" output. For Monitor, Preview and AUX the lowering can stay (not sure for the AUX , this can be discussed). This must be the right behavour.
I think Pety understands me just right but i don`t know what is his opinion on this.
This is only for "lowering" . The VST/DSP problem is another problem , pointed by Pety.
When this option is enabled , microphone is played only on stream . "Main (On air)" output not play the microphone but still lower the volume there too. It`s unnecessary to disturb this output when NO MIC sound for it !
If i`m still not perfectly clear i`ll say this : Lowering is a must when you talk on MIC, so let it stay but when MIC is configured to play only on internet stream , bypass the lowering for "Main (On air)" output. For Monitor, Preview and AUX the lowering can stay (not sure for the AUX , this can be discussed). This must be the right behavour.
I think Pety understands me just right but i don`t know what is his opinion on this.
This is only for "lowering" . The VST/DSP problem is another problem , pointed by Pety.
pety
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The Input settings for MIC has two important options:klinsoft said:
- Music Lavel with Fade Out and Fade In;
- Mic Amplifier.
If the MIC is not shown in VU meter than the sound broadcasted could be or distorted or very low. Vu meter is the only way wich helps me what adjustmets I can make for output levels.
The purpose of the "Output to encoders only" feature is to disable local microphone playback, so it goes straight to encoders. The result is - you don't hear yourself. Apart from that, all other features, including lowering the on-air volume, remain the same.klinsoft said:
So this is only an extra/test option ? If so i can understand all the other behavour , but if someone is using it let say for long time or for ever , then it is insane 
Hope no one use it for ever .
May be i`m not understand the purpose of using this option .
I mean what we can do with it ? What can we test ? Or it`s only a simple disable of the mic for all exept encoders ?!
just a joke : May be we can say something secret only to our internet listeners
Hope no one use it for ever . May be i`m not understand the purpose of using this option .
I mean what we can do with it ? What can we test ? Or it`s only a simple disable of the mic for all exept encoders ?!
just a joke : May be we can say something secret only to our internet listeners
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