Posted: August 23rd, 2005, 12:18 pm

My station call letters are RADIO INTERNET CRISTIANA. I go to simplecast I entered all the requested information,configuration,etc,etc
I use Icecast2 for relay and mp3 but when I put the encoder on,
I keep getting this error ' DISCONNECTED 10061' what is that suppose to be will somebody explain me what this mean and how do I correct this
problem. Jose

Search > 10061
This usually means your SAM can't communicate with your broadcasting server (404) either because the server is down or you misinput the encoder settings. Double check your encoder IP, login and password.

Post subject:Very similar problem.

I am getting the same exact error message when I attempt to activate the mp3pro encoder. My exact situation is quite different though. I am sure of my log-in information I have racked my brain for hours on this issue. I had dial-up access last night and it worked perfectly fine. I just installed DSL today and made a few minor changes. bumped up potential listeners etc. Not by many only by about 5 more. OK. I went and did the IP finder. It gave me my new IP and I entered it into the fields thinking that would be the only thing I should be concerned about changing since it worked last night. I am doing all of this on one PC. I am using Winamp, GUI, and Simplecast. As I mentioned this worked fine last night. The WMA9 Encoder seems to be encoding. Says it is anyway. But nothing it touching on my GUI. It's as if my new IP isn't allowing anything to happen. I have Windows ME. I'm not sure what other information to include here but if anyone can help I would surely appreciate it. I am new at internet radio but I work in normal Radio as a career. I would really like to put this together soon. I have everything ready except for overcoming these difficulties. I also apologize if this has already been answered previously. I have looked on this forum for several hours now and nothing seems to address my problem specifically. TY anyone for your time and expertise.

Posted: September 14th, 2005, 7:36 am

Are you running SHOUTcast locally? Provide your server into here sans passwords.
Is there a chance your IP changed? If so, you may need to run a DNS service on your localhost.

Post subject:Yes, locally.

Yes, I am running all of this on one PC. I had changed my IP to the new one associated with my DSL service. I have even tried the old IP to make sure. This config worked perfectly fine on AOL dial-up for my pre-DSL test. When I installed my DSL and changed to my new IP, it stopped 'touching'as if it sits idle. I have even went so far as to uninstall everything, re-download it all and start from scratch. Still no success. Could it possibly be my service provider not allowing this to happen? I specifically told them when I called to purchase an upgrade to DSL that I would be using it for small Internet Radio station broadcasting purposes. Surely if I would have needed to configure a setting to accomodate this they would have told me. In all summation, my software is working, the MP3 encoder and DNAS (GUI) isn't, my DSL surfs very efficiently, and I have it all working except for streaming connection through my GUI and the Shoutcast DSP will not log in anymore. It tries to connect over and over again.
Here is my exact configuration:
Windows ME 1.4 Gig Processor 40 Gig HD with 256k of RAM with DSL/Ethernet and Sound Blaster Live 24bit.
Winamp V 5.05 with Nullsoft NULL Output Plugin v1.0 Beta, Nullsoft Diskwriter Plugin, DSP SAM Encoders. I also have the Shoutcast DSP Plugin (it only connected sucessfully on dial-up before new IP)
Simplecast
Shoutcast DNAS (GUI)
I have an account and have created a station with Audiorealm.
When I try to connect with the MP3 encoder I get the message 10061 out from it. The WMA9 says encoding when I add and start it. But nothing 'touches' on my DNAS since the new IP on Port 8000 of course. One more thing to add, when I went to the IP site, it stated my new IP but it said the connection timed-out when it checked the port availability on 8000?

Posted: September 15th, 2005, 8:55 am

Looks like your ISP may be blocking port 8000 or your ports aren't forwarded correctly on your router if you have one. I use an old program called 'Active Ports' to monitor open and closed ports. I don't think it's widely available anymore but there are plenty of free ones out there that can help you.

Post subject:Re: Yes, locally.

Alternatly you could also edit SHOUTcast to only listen for the source on the local loopback IP of 127.0.0.1
SrcIP=127.0.0.1
That would cause SHOUTcast to only listen on the localhost for the source stream. Then put 127.0.0.1 in on your encoder and you should be set to go.
DestIP should be set to ANY if you have an IP that changes alot.
DestIP=ANY
Hope that helps you out.

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Posted: November 28th, 2008, 10:53 pm

Okay when I do the last step posted this is what I get.
<11/28/08@22:35:38> [source] connected from 127.0.0.1
<11/28/08@22:35:38> [source] icy-name:My Town Radio ; icy-genre:Various
<11/28/08@22:35:38> [source] icy-pub:1 ; icy-br:256 ; icy-url:http://www.audiorealm.com
<11/28/08@22:35:38> [source] icy-irc:#audiorealm ; icy-icq:NA ; icy-aim:NA
<11/28/08@22:35:40> [yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave error (nak)
<11/28/08@22:35:40> [yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave extended error (Cannot see your station/computer (IP: 71.230.46.52:8000) from the Internet, disable Internet Sharing/NAT/firewall/ISP cache (Connection refused).)
<11/28/08@22:36:11> [source] no data (30s timeout). disconnecting.
It does not allow for broadcasting.

Posted: November 29th, 2008, 8:54 am

You need to have port 8000 open to the internet in your router so listeners can connect. When you start broadcasting, the SHOUTCAST list (yp.shoutcast.com) attempts to find your station and addit to their online list. If it cannot 'see' your station/computer, then neither can the rest of the world.
Check the settings of your router, and 'port forward' port #8000 to that broadcast machine.

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Posted: November 29th, 2008, 10:33 pm

Okay yes I have done that but it is still not working. If you have teamviewer you can email me @ mbaumgartner@ca-op.org and we can remote support or if you have paltalk my id is lIl Knee Grow
Thanks Again

Posted: November 29th, 2008, 10:42 pm

You must not have it forwarded properly as your SHOUTcast cannot be seen from outside. If we try going to:
http://71.230.46.52:8000/
We should see your SHOUTcast page. Check with your ISP to verify that they allow incoming connections on port 8000.
To verify that you have it set up properly, you can go here:
http://www.radiotoolbox.com/online_tool ... ygetin.php
And enter port 8000 in the box and CHECK IT. If you get a response saying its OPEN, then you have it set up right. If it's closed, then you don't.

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WE DANCE AS ONE: A Celebration In Groove
All That Is GOOD In Dance Music from the
70's, 80's, 90's and Now... plus some of the
best DJs from around the world.
http://www.wda1.com

Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2015 10:30 am

Bonjour
Je suis bloqué avec SAM 4.9 avec mon encodeur. Impossible a encoder le SAM pourtant j ai bien le plu-gin Legacy MP3 en 128 stéréo avec les informations contenues dans le setting concernant l adresse le port et le mot de passe en sélectionnant shoutcast v1 et pas moyens d établir la connexion avec le serveur.
J' ai désinstallé SAM et réinstallé et j ai même poussé jusqu' a demander un SAM d un ami chez lequel ça fonctionne et ça me fait le même problème
Est ce que quelqu'un peut me sortir de cet ennui? J'ai suivi le tuto à la lettre mais en vain
Radiophoniquement

Post subject:Re: Urgent error 10061 sam broadcaster

salut
erreur 10061 , rien au bout
il te faut un auditeur qui écoute pour que sam se connecte sinon ca passe pas
ou alors tu configure mal ton truc !
cela n'a rien avoir avec SAM , soit tu as fait une erreur de paramètre de connexion ou tu écoute pas ton flux et du coup ca se connecte pas

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Post subject:Re: Urgent error 10061 sam broadcaster

Merci pour ta réponse. Je vais revoir mes paramètres car j étais en écoute de flux et rien

Post subject:Re: Urgent error 10061 sam broadcaster

test en local install un shoutcast sur ta machine deja pour regler la config

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Post subject:Re: Urgent error 10061 sam broadcaster

J'ai le même problème... j'avais vu avec un admin et ça avait fonctionné, sauf que peu de temps après ça a repris...