or selecting Automatically Publish in your Connections
Options.You must have Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 or better installed on your PC for Radio-SkyPipe to install successfully.
With versions of radio-SkyPipe prior to 1.1.35, on some PCs you may receive a "DLL or Control not Registered" message the first time the program is run. Just try running it again. The message may not ever recur.
If running the program a second time does not help, run the MMRegOCX.exe program that appears in the default installation directory for Radio-SkyPipe. This should be done as follows:
The above example assumes that you installed Radio-SkyPipe to the default directory. If you installed it elsewhere, use the correct path.
ADC users (Versions 1.2.0 and better)
There is a special troubleshooting page for the MAX186 ADC
If you receive printer port not found errors then the TVicPort OCX and related files may not be properly installed.
Windows 2000/NT/Xp
Windows 95/98/Me
A driver installer program is available at http://radiosky.com/skypipe/InstallDrivers.exe
Carefully go over your settings under Options / Connection. If you are
sitting behind a firewall and or router you must open a series of ports in the
router/firewall configuration. See the help page on using Microsoft Internet
Connection Sharing for an example of how to work around the firewall issue. Then
visit the website of the manufacturer of your particular router and look for how
to configure "Port Forwarding" or "NAT" (Network Address
Translation). Almost every router has this feature. On-computer firewalls
such as ZoneAlarm also have provisions for allowing you to use non-standard
programs on the internet. Look at the following help pages:
Router Configuration
Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing
Firewall Configuration
SkyPipe Connection Configuration
Special Note: It has been found that very often
using 0.0.0.0 in the "Always use the following permanent IP address"
box and checking the associated checkbox will produce positive result!
You can test to see if
others can connect to you in server mode.
Can you connect to any of the servers? Often a server will publish as available even though there is something wrong in the server's configuration that prevents you from connecting. WCCRO is configured correctly. If it is published and you cannot connect as a client to the WCCRO data stream, then there is probably something wrong in your configuration. Check the links in the topic above. Another reason things may fail is if SkyPipe is not binding to the correct IP address. Try setting the permanent IP on the Connection configuration panel to 0.0.0.0 and selecting "Always use the following permanent IP." This forces SkyPipe to try to find the IP internally.
No Signal Showing on Chart
Open your soundcard mixer panel and make sure that you have enabled
the appropriate source(s), line, mic, or wave. The wave setting is used
when you want to monitor sound passing through the card from another source
such as Windows Media Player. Mic and Line refer to the microphone and line
input jacks of the soundcard respectively. Click here for more info on the
Windows Mixer Panel.
Try another sound sampling rate. The suggested rate is 11025 Hz 16 bit. The suggested format is PCM.
You must Publish your presence to others by using the Publish Button
or selecting Automatically Publish in your Connections
Options.
You should also occasionally press the Available Servers List icon 
when in Client Mode to retrieve the most recent list available.
Click the Enable Plot / Autoscroll Button 
after using the positioning controls.
Troubleshooting
guide for the ADC.
Check SkyPipe News under your Help menu option for recent updates, fixes, and work-arounds to problems.
Registered users are entitled to email support at http://radiosky.com/contact.html .