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Locked Slider weirdness v2.5.4 MacOS #macOS #Icom
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Steve - K6MNO
Thank you for the explanation.
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-steve, K6MNO On Sat, Apr 16, 2022 at 1:59 AM Uwe, DG2YCB <DG2YCB@...> wrote:
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Hi Randy and all,
Very likely the slider weirdness is due to a bug in Qt. Steve, K9AN, observed the same for our current devel version a couple of days ago after he had updated to MacOS 12 (Monterey). After some systematic tests he found out the following: 1. When WSJTX is being built with Qt 5.15.0 the power slider moves in the right direction, but there is a large offset between the mouse cursor and the slider position. 2. With Qt 5.12.3 the power slider moves in the wrong direction. This behavior has been reported by users of WSJT-X version 2.5.4. 3. With Qt 5.15.2 the power slider behaves correctly. So, in case you are able to build from source, please try it using Qt 5.15.2. Unfortunately I don't have a Mac computer myself, otherwise I would provide you with a new installer, but we plan to build future MacOS versions of WSJTX using Qt 5.15.2 so that this weirdness will hopefully be fixed. 73 de Uwe, DG2YCB |
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Randy Cook
There have been (I believe) two minor updates to MacOS since this WSJT was released. It is possible that the WSJT-X was fine when released, but slider broken the the next OS update?
I was behind on my WSJT versions, and just moved to 2.5.4 Ideas? |
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Steve - K6MNO
Ver: 2.5.4
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MacBook Pro MacOS Ver: 12.2.1 (21D62) I am also seeing wonky behavior. However, in my case, the slider is reversed. That is, when the slider pointer is at the bottom, the output is 0dB; when the pointer is at the top, the output is -45dB To move the pointer to the bottom, I must move the cursor to the top and vice versa. Very strange. This started happening recently without a version change. Furthermore, after the pointer has been at the bottom for a while, it appears at the top. The output remains 0dB. If I attempt to adjust the slider in this state, the pointer flips so that at the bottom output is 0dB. K6MNO, Steve On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 10:27 AM Randy Cook <crcooklb@...> wrote:
Just updated from 2.5.0 to latest version. |
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Randy Cook
Just updated from 2.5.0 to latest version.
MacBook Air (Intel i3). MacOS 12.3.1 Monterey Using MLDX also The 'Pwr' slider is acting wonky. Level of power not adjusting with corresponding Pwr level. Have to use Audio control on my Mac. Similar to a known issue, since fixed, in past versions. Not critical, as app still functions. Just a bug report. 73 Randy K6CRC |
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