Assuming that you are using the IC7300 USB connection for audio in/out, you have two sound card devices in the system. The Windows sounds should go to the default device (the computer sound card and

Your 7300 counts as another sound device. -de John NI0K Bruce N7XGR wrote on 4/2/2020 12:49 PM:

That is strange because I can listen to MP3's that is patched to my Onkyo stereo and transmit WSJT-X audio to my IC7300 at the same time with no interaction. The only default audio device is the

Rick, Set your Windows sound output to your speakers using Windows Sound Settings. Then, in WSJTX, set your Audio Soundcard Input and Output to the USB Audio Codecs . That's all you need to do. 73,

Rich, the "Listen to device" option is only for microphone devices, the WSJT-X Tx uses a speaker device so it is not relevant. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Why don't you guys read the post? He's using a 7300 which has a built-in sound card. 73, Carey, WB4HXE -- 73, Carey, WB4HXE

I had a similar issue helping a fellow HAM configure WSJT-X with IC-7300. The issue was resolved by opening the Volume Mixer and muting WSJT-X output from reaching the speakers. Right-click the

You can mute system sounds, but I would not recommend trying to run Netflix or any other music or movie app on the same computer that you're using for WSJT-X and related software. It's best to

Rick, Do you only have one soundcard in your laptop? If so, PC sounds (bleeps, boops and any audio that comes out of your speakers) is also going out your transmitter (yikes!). Also some laptops have

Good Morning from the foothills in Western NC, Recently I purchased a IC-7300 HF rig. After setting it up as well as the WSJT-X software I have noticed that my laptop is doing funny things. When I

I used to have a perfectly working WSJT-X installation used for FT8. I used in in conjunction with JTAlert and The DXlab suite. I had a hard drive crash and was able to recover the AppData folder. I

Sound card dongles can be had for less that $10. Much better to have a separate sound interface for WSJT-X to keep the computer bleeps off the air. -de John NI0K Charlie Hoffman wrote on 4/2/2020 9:46

If your computer is like mine, you only have one sound card. I can either listen to music / Podcasts OR I can operate my radio. I can't do both. The sound either comes out the audio jack for the

Hi Matt. The IC-706MKIIG does not, if I recall correctly, have a built in sound card. So I'm deducing that you have an external sound card. It also sounds like you might be using that external card

That suggests that perhaps the "Listen to this device" checkbox is checked for the USB Audio Codec input (Sound Control Panel, Recording devices, select the input you are using, click on Properties,

Thanks for that tip, Phil. That would make it much clearer as to which device is which, especially since I have the computer's on-board audio card, a USB audio card connected to my 706MkIIG and the

Thanks Kai, I was hoping that was the ticket...it sounded promising. Unfortunately, it didn't change the behavior I'm observing. I went into the "Sound" Control Panel (the dialog with the Playback,

Hi Kari. Retired eh, lucky you!. As you've probably seen, It's largely sorted now, thanks to Bill's and your comments together.  Joining the dots etc. Re Python on Windows. If needed, it's an

UPDATE; A router update was available; Installing the update corrected the problem..

Not to mention that multi-megabyte attachments can suck up a user's bandwidth and message quickly. I'm in one group that was bouncing around a 26 megabyte attachment this week. Along with the others