SAM Broadcaster 3 - Retrieving Data... - Songs Won't Load

[skooledmepls]

None of my music will load, it worked for a few hours yesterday, then it just suddenly stopped.

If you need any more information, just ask.

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[peteyt]

All I can think of is re-installing it, as the program could be corrupt.

[skooledmepls]

All I can think of is re-installing it, as the program could be corrupt.

Mmmm, I suppose that's what I'll have to do, no one else seems to know.

[skooledmepls]

Still not working after reinstalling SAM, can anyone else help? Need it urgently! D:

[Maatt.]

All i can say is... make sure you havent moved the song files...

Im not great with this sort of stuff! xoxox
I just dj ha ;L

[skooledmepls]

All i can say is... make sure you havent moved the song files...

Im not great with this sort of stuff! xoxox
I just dj ha ;L

I haven't moved or changed anything, it's really annoying me... I've tried re-installing everything. :/

[Flisker]

If you're using Firebird database then can I suggest reinstalling that or any other database you're using.

[Lamz]

mine did this when I had two Smbroadcasters installed... delete all sams u have and re-install

[skooledmepls]

I've tried re-installing everything, and I use MySQL.

[Richie]

It's a MySQL error.

Make sure SAM Broadcaster is shut down completely before going ahead

• Go to Start
• Go to Control Panel
• Click Uninstall Program
• Select "Sam Broadcaster (Remove Only)"
• Click Uninstall/Change
• Click Continue
• Sam Broadcaster is now removed from your PC / Notebook. However, this does not mean everything is removed.

Removing MySQL

• Go to Start
• Go to Control Panel
• Click Uninstall Program
• Select "MySQL Servers and clients 3.23.52"
• Click Uninstall/change
• Continue

MySQL is now uninstalled from your PC / Notebook, however to be secure do the following:

• Go to Start
• Go to Computer
• Go to Local Disk
• Search for "C:\Program Files\SpacialAudio" in the toolbar located at the top of the page.
• Right Click on "SpacialAudio" Folder
• Click Delete
• Empty your recycling bin
• Reboot your PC / Notebook

OR

• Go to the C:\ folder
• Go to MYSQL Folder
• Go to Bin
• Go to winmysqladmin
• Double click
• Right click winmysqladmin icon bottom right on the taskbar
• Click Win NT
• Start the Server Standalone
• Click 'Yes' on popup

Then either install using a different platform or try MySQL again - Problem Solved