Georginet

[georginet]

I have big problem when working with version 1.6.0 Radio DJ've tried working with her many times and I could not.
The error occurs when there is change between tracks, the following error,
"Unhandled exception has ocurred in your application. If you click continue, the application will ignore this error and attempt to continue......the application if you click Quit , the application will close immediately
Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
Write me to georginet@hotmail.com
My radio show is Power 88 Radio Medellin Dance electronic music
My Radio only was working in the night in Medellin
My radio page is http://power88.listen2myradio.com/
Give me a good solution please. Bye 

[SnowHow]

I have never heard of this type error between tracks. It could possibly be some sort of database error.
Please post a screen shot.

Thanks.

[stevo87]

Sounds like another .net issue, are you running radio DJ as administrator?

[georginet]

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[garybaldy72uk]

Have you tied ALL the steps mentioned in this post??

http://www.radiodj.ro/community/index.php?topic=2383.0

[georginet]

These errors appear when Radio DJ 1.6.0, when switching from one track to another, also lost in the taskbar icon to close the program, you even have to turn off the computer because it is working badly. This program I have installed on three different computers and a laptop and all appears the same error, I tried to work it with different versions of MySQL but errors continue. Please if anyone has the solution in this forum, please send it to me here.
The previous post did not work .. thanks
This is my computer errors image

[georginet]

One more point, earlier versions of Radio DJ 1.5.6, 1.5.8 worked well without problems even the oldest, is only continuous fails me

[Vanlen]

If you used earlier versions of RadioDJ and they worked fine the did you create a new data base for it and not just the old one that worked with 1.58 etc.   The database STRUCTURE in the 1.60 version is different from earlier versions and I'm wondering if that could be the problem.

[SnowHow]

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That's what I was wondering, but Vanlen beat me to it.... 

J-

[Vanlen]

Great minds think alike SnowHow

[georginet]

Nothing has been served against the 1.6.0 version of this problem, I'm using the new MySQL database and the problem persists, use another computer with different settings and the error continues to show, someone who is past the same error please inform me as soon as possible .. Thanks
George lopez

[monkeypigs]

Have you tied ALL the steps mentioned in this post??

http://www.radiodj.ro/community/index.php?topic=2383.0

Are you able to confirm that you've been through the steps Gary outlined? I'm thinking steps 2 and 4 may be particularly important. Failing that, what version(s) of .net have you got installed? .net 4 being installed may be a culprit here.

[IanE]

The bit of the error message that says "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" is quite common with radiodj and occurs when there is something in the configuration that doesn't actually exist, or there is information the program needs to play the track that isn't there.

If it manages to play one track successfully then I would think your database setup is all ok.

Check that you have your sound cards configured correctly, there are five soundcard settings (main, sweeper / monitor / input and input channel)  and they all need to be set to something that exists even if you don't think you are using them. The ouput channels can all be to the same card and the input can just be stereo mix or whatever input is available on your machine.

Check that all your audio is at a path that is reachable by radio dj, and that you aren't trying to play jingles or sweepers that aren't there.

Ian
www.estm.co.uk

[monkeypigs]

"Object reference not set to an instance of an object" is just a generic .net wobbler and isn't of any actual relevance to the real error message which is the stack trace.

[IanE]

"Object reference not set to an instance of an object" is a generic .net error message that indicates an unhandled exception when an object (variable) has been referenced in the software that has not previously been set. Yes the stack trace gives more detail of this, so the next line of the error message, which we don't have, might indicate what that object should be.

By definition there isn't a real error message with an unhandled exception because it is the application (radiodj) that should trap the error and issue a meaningful message because only radiodj knows what it was it was trying to reference.

My response in the context of radiodj, in terms that might be helpful to georginet, is that this often occurs when you haven't defined something in the configuration, these errors aren't trapped so you get the generic error, so by a process of deduction I have suggested a couple of things the guy might check.

Ian