开云体育

FYI, I see that you posted this is possibly a hardware issue because the problem also occurs under Win10, but I wanted to add a note for Win11 users. Win11 does not handle audio the same way as

I just got out the glass to see the other one <grin>. Thanks for the new image. ~R~

Here is a photo with higher resolution. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.comThe following section of this message contains a file

Here you go, Rich. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.comThe following section of this message contains a file attachment prepared for transmission

It's been a few years since I worked on USB and then only upto USB 2.0 before USB 3 and USB-C came on the scene. Usually Data+ and Data- are used for differential working but non differential values

Thanks for pinning that down (stunning construction flaw), and then telling us in clear detail. I hope that Costco is notified. Can you give us the model of the Acer, or is 'Acer Aspire 3' sufficient?

I have determined that pins 2 and 3, or Data+ and Data- are reversed in the two USB ports of this new Acer Aspire 3 laptop. It was bought at Costco. This would not appear to matter in most cases. As

I can say that this is also the case with newer releases of W10 and W11. Settings > Privacy > Mic|Camera is a new setting. I leave it turned off, and turn it on when I want to do fldigi or something

I have used Fldigi successfully for several years with a 2018 Mac mini. I recently upgraded to a M4 Mac Mini. Since then, I have not been able to get Fldigi to work with my new Mac Mini. I first used

OK. I have just now confirmed that our problem here is NOT in Win11. It occurs in Win10 too. I have also removed all audio system drivers, have installed the most reliable version of the Realtek

Ken, I have resigned myself to moving to Linux for digital operations or remain with Win 10 indefinitely.? Of course staying with Win10 may mean cutting the ISP cord, in a year, to avoid virus, etc.

GA, Ken...busy here, so a few quick notes Correct. This means ~to me~ that fldigi's input port is ~not~ connected to the USB mic input. This is why I have the habit of loosely following the PDF

No. I have it configured as you show it.I'll post photos asap.At this point, I am strongly suspecting an error in the laptop, perhaps within the audio system driver.More later.Ken W7EKBSent via the

It sounds like you have FLDigi configured to use the laptop's speaker and microphone channels, rather than the Signalink USB. Here is a snip of my FLDigi soundcard configuration. Yours should be

Although I thank you, very much, for all of which you posted below, my problem with Win11's audio system is still not being understood.I am going to have to at least post photos, and maybe even videos

Bill, The enable switch is in the menu Logbook->Connect to Server. The port fldigi tries to connect to is 8421. There is also and interface to broadcast a UDP datagram containing an ADIF record

Hi Bill, Fldigi uses a TCP datagram to communicate with the logging software. The payload is an XMLRPC response and request. My logging software supports the following requests

GM, Ken, I understand the frustration...I'll resp0nd inline, and hope that quoting makes it clear... "MIC output display" I want to be sure we are on the same page here...MIC output display means the

Look for the last adi setting in configuration sent by ve3wej on samsung s21+ [email protected]> wrote:

I am trying to find the link from Fldigi to logging programs that allows them to look up previous calls when a callsign is entered in Fldigi to start a QSO.? When used with DX Keeper as soon as you