When you switched from SSB to CW one can hear some high pitched cracking noises which are not due to static discharges. When listening and looking carefully it is easy to notice that these crackings are not synchronous with the statics as seen on the waterfall.
Was the primary audio buffer set too low causing dropouts ? Is the 100 Mb LAN overflowed ? (the 8000 DLE still runs this type of LAN speed)
I can hear the same type of dropouts on my 200D (which I called ironically/seriously GLITCHES) when I set the primary audio buffer to low or when I strain my network with to much data.
I had also this issue sometimes when testing Thetis, but I could not test extensively yet.
What is your opinion ?
73s, Phil FM5GB
Re: Video - 60m UK
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 12:58 pm
by Simon
FM5GB wrote:Nice video but...
When you switched from SSB to CW one can hear some high pitched cracking noises which are not due to static discharges. When listening and looking carefully it is easy to notice that these crackings are not synchronous with the statics as seen on the waterfall.
Was the primary audio buffer set too low causing dropouts ? Is the 100 Mb LAN overflowed ? (the 8000 DLE still runs this type of LAN speed)
I can hear hear the same type of dropouts on my 200D (which I called ironically/seriously GLITCHES) when I set the primary audio buffer to low or when I strain my network with to much data.
I had also this issue sometimes when testing Thetis, but I could not test extensively yet.
What is your opinion ?
73s, Phil FM5GB
Phil,
I was routing the audio via the computer, the latency in my software was not optimal.