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Old 28th September 2012   #1
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Can asio route signals from 2 different websites in the same computer?

I have little experience in this area of drivers and signals of sources outside the DAW on the same PC. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ok so this is for a live webcast, ideally if I can keep it all in the same computer, I don't have to lose any signal quality from running skype on a different computer and through the mixer, I can just run it out of the a/d/a and into the mixer. It's the green headphone jack I want to avoid.

In one browser I will be streaming to ustream, and in another browser I will be monitoring the streaming product. I want that signal to be routed to a DAW something like audacity, or anything else simple you can suggest that will give me a simple soundwave visual. Since there is a 4 second delay the sound will be monitored visually. The sound has dropped out before while streaming so it's on my mind.

Is this even possible with asio? The a/d/a that will most likely be used is an echo Gina24. Any improvements or suggestions will be well received.thx

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I forgot to add, eventually will be adding one more through google voice through google chat or something similar where people can call in. The gina has 2 in 8 out, so it's pretty well suited for the setup. Eventually it will be expanded hopefully to record them all as individual tracks, since there is a lightpipe i/o and leaves the produced podcast of the live webcast to enhanced production.

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Any help would be really appreciated
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If you can just patch the audio using the analog connections I would simply do that. You are recording streams not orchestral concerts. That little green plug will do just fine. The hardest part will be gain staging, but that is a normal task one would have to do anyway.

Keep it simple my friend. Why don't you try and test and see how it sounds. Just cause a connector doesn't look 'pro' doesn't mean it can't do the job.
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Thanks for the reply. The audio will be saved and with a little post production then put out on itunes etc as it does now. That's why I want to avoid the green cable. Ustream has to be run on another computer no getting around it, so the input to the ustream computer will be by stock sound card, unless I can fit another spdif i/o in the budget. Streaming audio to ustream is the least of my worries. Most people listen to the released podcasts, we have quite a large audience (30,000+ fans on facebook)

I found the answer does not lie with asio, but audio routing programs like Jack and Soundflower.

The host wants to be able to control skype and run youtube clips and things like that from his computer (3rd computer, using the ART USB Phono Plus Turntable Preamp.) I've come up with a great solution. Seems to work out beautifully. If anyone is interested in my setup as a reference (diagrams) you can email me at my username with @gmail.com at the end.
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