Hi George, what callsign are you using? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Sorry Bill, v2.2.2 and I just did a test and it happened again. I was in F/H and clicked on <OJ0JR> in the "compound" call and it crashed out. But if I click on the single call X1XX OJ0JR -xx, all

Hi Dave, which option for "Settings->Radio->Mode" do you have checked? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi Joe, Thank you for the response. Yes, it is my fault for not reading the guide. But as this in the bracket calls apoeared for the first time I thougt that this may be something special so was not

Hi George and Jim, neither of you say with version of WSJT-X you are using, can you confirm that it is the latest version 2.2.2? 73 Bill G4WJS.

The dummy plug solved the issue. I can now connect/disconnect a USB mike without it changing the WSJT-x audio settings. The issue is that you never want the USB codec to be the default device, which

Hello, Looking for some help... I have WSJTX latest addition installed on Linux Mint 19.3 and connected to a Xeigu X5105 via USB Serial device. USB Serial correctly recognised by LM 19.3, I'm in the

I just had a similar experience on 20 meter F/H. I clicked on OJ0JR to call him, and WSJTx immediately crashed. As it turned out, I got him on that first call, and luckily was able to immediately

Just had a troubling occurrence. Was calling OJ0JR (Market Reef) on 20m F/H and all was good. But when he called and moved me down to 381, things went south. The RED stripe showed up in the Band

Some recommended reading: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/audio/ It has been years since I worked with this, but IIRC the PKEY_AudioDevice_NeverSetAsDefaultEndpoint

I plugged a dummy plug (w 10K across mike contacts) into the sound card line input. That action immediately switched WSJT-x output from USB codec to the default speakers. That indicates that it is a

I can't believe that this topic is rolling on still but if you are worried about how hot your final gets there is yet another item to take into consideration that has been overlooked. If you have a

Phil, I suggest you leave a dummy plug inserted. Then you may set it to default. Everyone, Have you set Windows 10 like the attached picture? Normally Windows makes the last inserted USB audio

Windows is taking a shortcut too far. You have configured wsjtx to use USB Codec. Windows thinks(?) this is the default, so wsjtx wants to use the default. It remembers this even if the default

PERFECT! And I might add, What power level you can run is 100% determined by how well you can get rid of this heat being generated. Example. My Kenwood TS-430S

I think the important thing to note from my experience with Zoom is that it is clearly possible for something to change the audio device settings that WSJT-x uses WITHOUT Wsjt-x knowing about it. The

We put a huge amount of effort into writing a thorough and accessible User Guide. To use WSJT-X effectively you need to become familiar with it. Bring up the User Guide from the Help menu. Then,

Sounds like Zoom is doing the changes, which it should not be doing. If you have another computer to use, I'd put Zoom on that one. Neil, KN3ILZ On 8/16/2020 12:16

The default audio is the speakers and mike. Audio from the Windows system, Internet, etc. comes out the speakers. Audio to/from the radio is the USB Codec (RigExpert TI-8 interface).

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