Asked By
Green Scott
50 points
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Posted on - 10/08/2012
Hello there,
I have an issue with my waveOut outpus v2.1 and would appreciate your help on this.
I was just playing through mu playlist when this error prompt popped-up.
Unsupported PCM format (44100 Hz, 16 bits per sample, 0 channels). Please change format settings in input plug-in configuration or change output device in waveOut plug-in configuration.
Error code: 32
Windows error message:
“The specified format is not supported or cannot be translated, Use the Capabilities Function to determine the supported formats.”
OK
I have an issue with my waveOut outpus v2.1
Hi,
WaveOut Output v2.1 does not support the PCM file format. Change the format settings in output device in plug-in configuration or input device in WaveOut Output plug-in configuration. You can use converter to convert PCM file format to WaveOut Output v2.1 supported file formats. Use the Capabilities function to identify the supported formats.
Best regards,
Heather marie
I have an issue with my waveOut outpus v2.1
I think you modified the setting for the Nullsoft Disk Writer plug-in because PCM is not available in Nullsoft WaveOut Output plug-in. PCM is only available in the Nullsoft Disk Writer plug-in. If you keep getting that error, in Winamp, press CTRL + P to go to Winamp Preferences. In Winamp Preferences window, select “Output” under “Plug-ins” on the left pane.
On the right, select the “Nullsoft Disk Writer” plug-in then click “Configure”. In “Nullsoft Disk Writer Settings” window, uncheck every option then click “OK” and then “Close”. If this doesn’t work, download the latest and last version of Winamp. It runs on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 and it should work perfectly on Windows 8.x and Windows 10.
Winamp is designed to run on Microsoft Windows only and has not been ported to any platforms or operating systems since the first version was released. To get the latest, go to Winamp 5.666. This is the latest and last version at the moment after it was discontinued.
After a change of ownership, the Winamp website is still up and running but no new version was released since 2014. According to winamp.com, a leaked version of Winamp 5.8 is getting its round on the internet. Because of this, they decided to make this new version available to the public with a little revision from the developer of Winamp itself.
They recommend that users download the version from the Winamp website to make sure you are downloading a safe and unmodified version. They also said that this version is not an ongoing project but assures users that they are working on a future new Winamp. To get this latest beta version, download Winamp 5.8 Beta.
