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Tom, I think I have this fixed, at least I no longer see the error with an Atlas Commander connected to JMRI. When you get a chance, please download a daily build from

We need to stop blaming cameras/iPhones etc. and look into how to code JMRI so it makes use of the worldwide EXIF Orientation tag standard. Why blame the end user? Maybe EXIF is just an unneeded

Sorry, Peter, I cannot comment on your issue. But I am replying on the conciseness and organization of your statement of the issue. I hope other posters take note. -- Bruce Petrarca

Versions used: - JAVA: 8 update 191, - JMRI: 4.14 - Windows 10: Build 1809 Hardware used: - Command station: Digitrax DCS240. - Turnout decoders: Digitrax DS64 (Peco selenoid) - Turnout decoder:

I always find this confusing - what has changed, the data on the sheet or has something changed in the decoder that I need to re-read it? (same with the similar message for a sheet).

To me these are better messages, they at least reference the decoder, and the direction the data is going, which makes them more intelligible to the non-technical user. While the messages are slightly

Hi Thomas, That's an intresting notion, but as they are user defined values, it means that you can't trust them to remain constant. Someone might be using them, say, as the date of the last

Maybe it is because I only see the digest, Dave, but I'm still lost. I just searched for SwissChris and only found four messages none of which was relevant. I used to get every message but there was

In the computer world, fashions come and fashions go. In my distant days as a sysadmin, "Top Quoting" (new information above quoted text) was a hanging offence. Then email clients that Top Quoted

Looks like my attempt succeeded: Problem is I made two changes: 1) Added some text below the quote. 2) Moved my signature block (the -- is the original designation for the end of message and beginning

Reposting my earlier post in order to see if something I did encouraged groups.io to obfuscate my message. A very good explanation. Add the term "Tab" as in the index tab you attach to a sheet of

Peter, I quoted the posting from SwissChris below that comment as it is exactly what I was referring to. His analogy was very good. I suspect that you may be following this topic on the groups.io web

Scott, Right, it's really hard to make nice sound packs. But at the very beginning is a sound source. Did you find one? Unfortunately the following site is in German only...

On the Zimo, usually selecting “nearest similar model” will be fine. Only problem arises if those three CVs do something important for your use of the decoder. Otherwise it won’t be a problem.

Not sure to understand exactly what you have done. You should: make a copy of the MRC 1827 xml file in a directory outside the JMRI directory, rename the file name using 1833 instead of 1827, then

GWR steam is my thing. This is what I figured, shame, but it's not easy to make nice sound packs

after getting all electrical connections completely solid ...(had some temporary connections that weren't consistent) ... all i/o boards work now !? Even though the occupancy detectors show up

Thanks Bob First of all apologies for not clipping the old message parts but hopefully they help to inform new readers, unlike Dave Heap's comment, which leaves it unclear as to what his "very good

Our "real (wo)man's cameras" are Olympus OM-D E-M1. Other cameras we have owned are Pentax, Panasonic and Canon. All have display auto-rotate enabled and all store EXIF Orientation information, as do

A very good explanation. Add the term "Tab" as in the index tab you attach to a sheet of paper to make finding it easier. All this terminology we are using actually comes from the stationery analogy.