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Hi,

Firstly I have to tell you that I'm not very good in english but I'll try as well to acordinate some words...

I've downloaded the Wave Audio Package v1.85 and tried the Live Audio demo. When I'm trying to run the Brodcaster form, this message occure and the program can't launch (under Delphi 6):

[Fatal Error] Main.pas(17): Unit WaveRecorders was compiled with a different version of WaveIn.TWaveAudioIn

For the Receiver form, when I launch it, those messages appears and I have to do "No" for each message to launch the program:

The LiveAudioPlayerDataPtr method referenced by LiveAudioPlayer.OnDataPtr has an incompatible parameter list. Remove the reference?

The LiveAudioPlayerFormat method referenced by LiveAudioPlayer.OnFormat has an incompatible parameter list. Remove the reference?

Then I tried to recreate a brodcaster on my own by copying the demo. It works well but when I launch the connection with the the receiver (the same, after doing "No" twice), sounds getting from the brodcaster is just an unterminable "brrssshh" (sorry)

Would you help please?
On waiting for your soonest reply,
Marc;

I matched the problem,

It's because I've yet an another component named WaveIn before I used this package. On the first time I tried to install the WA60 package, the package manager matched the conflict so I decided to remove the package dclusr60 which contains the old WaveIn component. After that there was no matter to install WA60 package.

But I guess there is an old WaveIn.pas file still using by Delphi somewhere cause I solve the problem by just copying the "new" WaveIn.pas (+ the DELPHIAREA.INC file) to the Brodcaster directory...

Is someone know how to definitively remove the old version of the wavein.pas file??

Be well,
Marc;

The easiest way is seraching your computer for the file.

By the way, remember to remove the old dcu files. Seems your problem is because of old dcu instead of pas file.

So I'll try that.

This file must be in the delphi folder, isn't it?

Thank you verymuch
Be well
Marc;

no, it doesn't have to be there. that's the problem. you've got to search for it wherever it might be.

OK, the dclusr60 package is a package that I've downloaded from the net too. So I know where is his directory; so I have just to delete (or move) the folder and that all?

Be well,
Marc;

Everything OK, topic is close