Okay, I did a search on this, and I wasn't getting the answers I was looking for.

I'm trying out SAM broadcaster. I think I have everything configured correctly except for one thing. It seems the output volume (like when I listen to my stream with Windows Media player or on my phone) is too loud. I'm forced to lower the volume on my player to the lowest setting so it doesn't blow my eardrums out.

What I've done as a temporary fix (I guess) is lowering the volume on deck A and deck B to about 1/2 of the default volume (which is still kinda loud...but not as terrible). I'm sure this isn't correct. This seems like something I would configure in the Audio Mixer Pipeline. Just not sure exactly what I need to tweak. So I guess I'm looking for some advice from people using it in the real world.

I'm not looking to normalize the audio...I'm know some songs are louder than others...but it seems like the overall output is just way too loud.

Any suggestions?

Thanks so much for any help provided!

I suggest you lower the Main Volume in the Volume window and manage the Studio volume via the Cue Output.
(That requires to configure the CUE output in Audio Mixer Pipeline and enable the cue button on all your players, if you only have one soundcard, you gotta set the main output to silent output)

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Hmmm...maybe I have something else misconfigured then. Right now the main volume in the volume window controls what I hear on my computer (server)...not the actual output that people hear when they tune in. I have CUE output disabled.

Yeah, sorry that's my fault. I'm too tired obviously.

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Benedikt Bauer - SVS (Spacial Volunteer Support)

We're offering custom PAL / PHP code and general SAM assistance at palscripts.com

My Project:
Send "Now Playing" from SAM to Twitter and/or Facebook | Sourcecode

Thanks for share…

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harry