I use TQSL to upload QSOs directly from the WSJTX log file at the end of each session. No need for a separate program. - Trevor, AG7GX On 3/25/2020 1:47 PM, Richard wrote:

I agree with John, WIN10 has a nasty habit of reorganizing com ports and audio assignments. Best fix is to restart the computer before messing with the software. This allows updates to complete.

I am new to FT8 and have questions. The WSJTX software has an automatic logging function that saves the QSO's in comma delineated rows in Notepad. Is there any way to save those QSO's directly to a

Tad FYI, As a test, I have installed a USB sound card on my W10 system. I get the same result as before. That is, substituting the USB sound card for the system sound card I still get: MSK144

Thanks John, Settings->Sound->Advanced Settings options->App volume and devicepreferences is where I did most of my poking around. I saw the drop down boxes in the form associated with each app

Hi Ron, Did you change the Palette setting from default to grey? Click on the Controls (Upper left corner), Look under the Palette. hope this helps robert

On 3/24/20 11:29 PM, James F. Boehner, MD via Groups.Io wrote: With a 'Free msg' every ten minutes? --

I'm still running WSJT-X 2.1.2, and somehow the waterfall has turned black and white. It looks like TV in the 1950s. Did I push a button I wasn't supposed to? 73, Ron K5RJL

... ok, GOOD LUCK with that... You're gonna need it! (Not trying to be snide, but you should really read about all the crap tha MS has pulled, and how much damage to so many pc's caused by their

Hi Jim. If the station is transmitting outside of the assigned frequencies for the class (prior to update), then the licensee should sign callsign/AG or callsign/AE. However, if they are

Tad, A question: Have you checked to see if MSK144 works. I have the problem that after the W10 update, my FT8, FT4, JT9 and JT65 modes no longer receive audio. I can transmit on these modes, but no

Turning off update is NOT the answer. You will be sad about this when you miss something critical ,especially a security thing. Find out what the real -problem is. I have ZERO problems with audio

Roger, Go into the setting and make sure the audio tab is pointing to your USB audio devices. For some reason with using other software, that get set back to speakers or other audio device rather

Hi Jeff, WSJT-X keeps it's own local log file, it is in ADIF format. That log is used for WSJT-X to highlight needed DXCCs, gridsquares, zones etc.. It can be confusing when using third-party

Hi Roger, the post below details the steps to set levels for Tx when using WSJT-X: https://groups.io/g/WSJTX/message/5077 Note particularly that using a Tx offset around 1500 Hz is essential when

John, I argue ... always update Windows Andy K3UK -- Andy

A bit more about you seeing other calls in your receive pane beyond the one you are working. Next time look at the frequency of these other sigs and they will be close to the audio frequency of the

Jeff WSJT-X updates an adi file for all QSO’s - it is in …AppData/Local/WSJT-X/ - it is this file the ‘Rescan’ option looks at - WSJT knows NOTHING about any logger adi files - the rescan

Thanks Dave. What I don't understand though is this: in WSJT-X Settings/colours there is a 'Rescan ADIF Log' box but how does it know the location of the log and how do I know it is actually being

Ted - did your Windows 'update'? (Never update Windows!) Win10 updates have a nasty habit of screwing up your audio mixer & your codec settings! Recheck those & TURN OFF Win10 update; by going into