Hi there,

I’m trying to stream games using GhostOne’s bot-hosting solution.

However, I seem to be running into difficulties. I’ve set port 6113 on Ghostone as well as Ports=6113 in the Waaagh ini file.

When creating a game, the observer slot is taken up by the account name designated in the WaaaghTV settings.

The name of the map also shows up.

However, after that, the WaaaghTV program merely stays at “Waiting for Other Player” even though people have already joined the game.

I’m not sure whether the problem is due to the fact that I have two network adapters, one of which connects to the Internet and the other, on my local LAN.

Only by listening to the local LAN network adapter can WaaghTV function up till the point described above.

Using WaaghTV on a manually hosted game on my Warcraft port 6112 seems to work and it can go to the green “Ready to Record” status.

Any help would be appreciated.

Just one correction, GhostOne is on Port 6112 and Waaagh is also set to be on Poart 6112.

I have the same problem and I have everything as the manual says.
Use Ghost one 1.7.266 I connect it to the server and when I think a game is automatically the WTV, I have W7 64 bits. But he always looks forward to other players.
I need help, please.

for questions regarding the ghost-bot internal waaaghtv handling you’ll probably have to talk to ghost support.

all i can tell you from this is the standard replies. make sure, your ghost is at the latest version. Please set verbose=65535 in the recorder.ini, reproduce the issue, upload the created log files to pastebin.com and post the links here so we can analyze the issue.

However i would guess the issue is with the ghost bot, not with our software. so you probably should look for help on the ghost forums.

WaaaghTV works on Ghost++. It is not tested nor supported with GhostOne.