I notice my VAR ratios never really settle down, I thought this was the normal behaviour for this but perhaps not. here's my set up.

Thanks Richie

Latest build just completed using X570 Motherboard and AMD 5950 16 Core CPU . Thetis load showing 4% and I can run JTDX at full throttle with good lag times .

2.1.18 working here with no issues so far. Thanks for your work on this Rick

Checkout the first post of this thread

w2ner wrote:Okay, where do I get this to try out?

I would be able to re do mine easily enough I think.

Thank you Ernst

Glad you got it fixed

Always thought Cusdr looked really cool but can't remember what is was about the pan adapter etc that made it look so nice.

I'm with Scott , never use the background pic but would be fun to play with

I would not mind paying for TCI feature if there was a coder willing to do it . Would a fund it campaign be appropriate ?

Sorry to hear its only new , mine failed after a few months also . I made up a temp pre amp with ha8et unit and coax relay but honestly i really did not need it as have QRN here.

A few years ago I had the same situation where the 6m LNA just failed for no apparent reason on my Anan 100 . It was an SMD component which was replaced but did not fix the issue so the Anan 100 had to go back for service . For some time i have been running without the LNA activated on my 7000 mk2 a...

Turns out it was adblocker, thanks for skin

Link not working here Ernst , just a bar slider animation appears

No problem, its not something I need to use right now . I'll update again whenever its ready

21B installed, thanks again Richie

That explains it thanks Richie . As you say so little gain for the work involved for something that is easily fixed by the end user. Tony - yep all 4 buffer latencies are pulled from the TX profile (and stored there). Previously this was only happening for Ring Buffer IN. The database is initialised...

Just noticed one of the buffer latency values had changed from 10 to 120. Guess it happened when the database upgraded . Re entered the correct value and everything seems fine.

Edit: Notice the s meter seems to read much more realistically now with the pre amp off on 6m

Thanks Richie , installed no problem

Thanks for looking at these issues Richie

If memory serves you could uses the Freq Cal on the calibration tab and the correction factor should be 1.00000000 if the GPSDO is connected.

Perhaps try selecting both the manual check boxes on "Buffer latency (ms)"

Same here , resolved the issue

Manufacturer: Intel Corporation
Description: Intel(R) Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter
Driver version: 12.17.10.8

I have ASIO working with both SSB and digital modes . I'd echo what Scott has written , voicemeeter is a great solution.

Thanks for the fix. I can confirm that Thetis actually works better now on my system with lower ring buffers than previously.

I have implemented Jordi's (EA3AQR) fix and audio now looks very solid on Windows 20H2. Many thanks to Jordi for coming up with this solution.

Gracias mi amigo

ea3aqr wrote:Look like finally I've solved the issue with some registry tweaks!

Give me some more time to test it properly and I will post the solution.

Tony, in a few minutes you'll have a PM!

Thanks for the info Bryan, seems its not a widespread problem Hi All, Thetis' VAC1 & VAC2 use the PortAudio library to do all its IO to the sound hardware drivers. I subscribe to the PortAudio mail reflector and scan or read all the messages that come across. I have seen zero chatter about this ...

Yes more powercfg reports would be helpful especially from guys who have latest windows 10 and are not experiencing any problems. To be honest as this is all done by volunteers I'm not sure there is a developer team right now. Maybe Abhi from Apache labs could have someone investigate the issue. Mar...

Hi Mark, I wonder if you know of any other programs running that might be setting the clock to the correct setting , 10000 I believe for Thetis , IE one that windows 10 recognizes the command like another audio program running in the background perhaps? I'm just trying to figure out why some are aff...