On 28/03/2020 05:53, Reino Talarmo wrote: Hi Reino and all, this type of waterfall display occurring spontaneously is symptomatic of a disrupted audio stream being delivered

Joe, one other question. How much disk space do you have? Reason I ask is when Windows gets to where it has less than 10% available weird things start to happen. I do several times a year, have the

Gary, which setting on the radio controls the power output for digital modes? Mack, W4ENN Sent from Mail for Windows 10

For the WF to look correct in the vertical ( and for WSJT-X to work correctly ) the A-D converter ( sound card device ) must be at set to 48kbps ( 16 bits ) , the data must be presented

If your IF filter bandwidth in your radio is set too narrow, you will get the same problems. You should set your rx IF bandwidth as wide as your radio permits on SSB (4 kHz if possible). Then adjust

First of all, once you set your tx level, it should not change by mode. In File > Settings > Audio : at the bottom there are two boxes: Band and Tune. If you want the program to remember your audio

Thanks Jim, my bad. It is interesting that the change is in the middle of 15 s period. The time compression indicates that there are also missing audio frames. Is it possible that USB link is

Lance -- WSJT-X works with 48kHz 16-bit. Check the audio interface you're using to make sure that is what is set. Something might have changed it. 73, Jim K9YC

Hi Steve, The waterfall looks like your audio sampling rate goes wild or fussy. I could happen in A/D converter in the rig of in Windows for some reason. Clicking the audio tab re-starts the USB

Hi Bill, I certainly respect your comment. You are so far ahead on me about how the program works. It is still something mysterious to me that , in presence of very wide signals on the WF, the decode

On 28/03/2020 01:23, Jacques Pecourt wrote: Hi Jacques, the waterfall and 2D spectrum gain and zero offset controls on the WSJT-X Wide Graph have no effect on decoding.

Hi Lance Looking at thescreenshot attached to the last post of Steve KS3K, I had this problem forweeks and I finally found a solution playing with the bottom left blue arrow (Spectrumgain). I

The program is obviously set up incorrectly. Once your levels are set, they should never need to be changed again unless you change equipment. Power output is controlled by a setting on the radio,

Hi Lance, I had/have a similar problem with decodes. Look at the attached screen shot to see if yours looks like mine. When my waterfall looks like the signals at the top, I get no decodes. When my

Hi Joe. Cant help with the ‘main’ theme of your enquiry as I am not seeing anything like it. But, for looking at what starts and runs from start I use CCleaner

Joe, Try this, make either screen shots or write down all settings in WSJT-X. Close WSJT-X. Go here and delete this file, C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Local\WSJT-X\WSJT-X.ini This .ini is your

I will try to address the latest remarks/suggestions. Time.is: correct time shown, Mienburg working fine Audio stuff (speakers, microphone, sound cards) excluded from virus scanning

Hi Joe, Are you sure you are NOT in FT4 mode by accident? I Did that once in the wee hours of the morning & half asleep... Mode on bottom line (below the wsjt-x clock) should be blue & say FT8!

On FT8, it is like something suddenly changed the Wide Graph setting from N AVG 6 (where I usually run it, so I can see the weakest signals) to N AVG 1. All the lines between sequences are all jammed

Lance I am not sure what you mean by 'waterfall is compressed'... How about a screen shot.. AL, K0VM On 3/27/2020 3:48 PM, Lance Collister, W7GJ wrote: