Hi Bruce The only thing under sound, video and game controllers are: -Logitech USB Speakers -Nvidia HD Audio -Nvidia Virtual Audio -Realtek (R) Audio No codecs, nothing from Texas or Silicon

Hi Bruce The only thing under sound, video and game controllers are: -Logitech USB Speakers -Nvidia HD Audio -Nvidia Virtual Audio -Realtek (R) Audio No codecs, nothing from Texas or Silicon

Nik, The 891 does not have built-in audio, it only has a Com port IC. There is actually three drivers, for the FT710, one for the USB hub and one for the UART Com ports and one for the USB Audio

Mike, Because in Linux systems the audio IC is identified as such. Look at the top of the first page of this Texas Instruments PDF. https://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/pcm2900 Burr Brown In Windoze

I had that issue with my 891 when I first set it up. The pc was picking up the audio output from the rigs speaker and still working. Its not that, promise. The AF is turned right down on the 710 and

Why are you using BurrBrown instead of the USB audio built into the rig? What is your USB Mod Level set at? Mike W9MDB

Several weeks ago I watched a YouTube video demonstrating FT8 operation, in which the op never even displayed his waterfall or gave any indication that it's polite to look for a frequency that appears

Try this one -- I'm still waiting to get an FT710 CAT manual to fine tune the commands. https://www.dropbox.com/s/7aejdv74nfjxr0q/libhamlib-4.dll?dl=0 Mike W9MDB

Thanks Michael & Reino, Yes I found the ini file and did exactly that: rename extension and force wsjtx to regen an ini file and make a comparison and now all is well. Thanks for your help.

Nik, Your shots will be compress in this mail list independently how detailed they are at your attachments. You need to use another file exchange service and include only the relevant link. You last

Reino, I think you are right. However, my USB soundcards do not allow me to select "communications" mode in the setup for these devices. I suspect the nature of their identity to Windows recognizes

But what if you're not looking for a particular decode? Say you went to the kitchen to fix a sandwich, or you needed to take a phone call, and you just want to browse back through what you missed. Or

I just scroll back up and don't release the mouse and till I find the decode I was looking for... or just USE a bigger monitor....and open up the window larger.... W1ZZ -- tia 73 W1ZZ

I mentioned this fact in my post. The downside of this is that you lose the incoming decodes while monitoring is off. For some people, that's no problem at all; others may want to keep their data

Hi Richard, Please install Pavucontrol application if not already installed. When transmitting, do you see "QtPulseAudio:nnnn" on the "Playback" tab of Pavucontrol? Does it indicate output? Turn on

Under a previous thread (New computer throwing hamlib errors #Cat_RigControl #linux #Icom) I was advised that my wsjt-x version (2.1.2) was too far out of date, so on my new laptop I got 2.5.4

Nik, Those shots are teeny tiny and even downloading one and opening the Windoze Photo Viewer to zoom in results in a blur. Ctrl+ALT at the same time then click on Print Scrn. Open the Paint program

I have Windows 11, so the drivers are already included. However, I did download the 710 usb drivers anyway from Yaesu's website. As for screenshots, I didn't know I could. So here goes Note, that

Ed, Read the beginning of this thread, https://wsjtx.groups.io/g/main/topic/94293794#38861 Notice he said that CAT is working and that he shows Com 7 and 8 in Device Manager. The USB Audio CODEC is

Nik, I have the ft10dx Have you download the USB driver for the 107 from the yaseu site? The ftdx10 has two usb drivers, one for CAT, and the for audio codecs. Secondly how about screen shots from