Issue with Alert Configuration and distorted audio
Posted: 12 Oct 2022, 14:42
My rig configuration:
Apache Labs 7k DLE MKII, using Voice Meter Banana for Virtual Audio for JTDX FT8.
I use TCI for CAT with JTDX, Log4OM & my RF-Kit amp, no issues with CAT.
When I configure a DX callsign using Alert Configuration and a SPOT is received and I get the Alert. I'm getting a burst of distorted audio in my JTDX waterfall. This completely distorts all FT signals for a couple seconds. I traced this to the Log4om Cluster Alert screen under Program Configuration. When I UNCHECK 'enable alert sound' I no longer have the issue. When I press the SPEAKER symbol, I get the distorted audio every time.
In my Windows sound config screen, I only have the Virtual Audio cables configured; IN/OUT. I have no computer speaker or any other audio devices configured.
This maybe a Windows issue, I'm just not sure. This is NOT a big deal for me now that I know how to correct it.
I've been using my SDR & Log4OM for 2 years now, I noticed this many months ago but never really looked in it. That's because I've only used the Alert Configuration feature a couple of times. This weekend I configured about 6 or 7 DX calls and the issue became apparent very fast.
Thanks for a great logging program.
Dave
k4em
Apache Labs 7k DLE MKII, using Voice Meter Banana for Virtual Audio for JTDX FT8.
I use TCI for CAT with JTDX, Log4OM & my RF-Kit amp, no issues with CAT.
When I configure a DX callsign using Alert Configuration and a SPOT is received and I get the Alert. I'm getting a burst of distorted audio in my JTDX waterfall. This completely distorts all FT signals for a couple seconds. I traced this to the Log4om Cluster Alert screen under Program Configuration. When I UNCHECK 'enable alert sound' I no longer have the issue. When I press the SPEAKER symbol, I get the distorted audio every time.
In my Windows sound config screen, I only have the Virtual Audio cables configured; IN/OUT. I have no computer speaker or any other audio devices configured.
This maybe a Windows issue, I'm just not sure. This is NOT a big deal for me now that I know how to correct it.
I've been using my SDR & Log4OM for 2 years now, I noticed this many months ago but never really looked in it. That's because I've only used the Alert Configuration feature a couple of times. This weekend I configured about 6 or 7 DX calls and the issue became apparent very fast.
Thanks for a great logging program.
Dave
k4em