> Hi Jose, > > Sorry if I missed taht one, I tought i replied to your e-mail. > > The timing for the receiver was changed significantly. > > It seems to me that the sound-card clock compensation is wrong. > > Try the following (use the config window) > a) set the frequency to 8000 Hz > -> check reception > b) set the frequency to 8001 Hz > -> check reception > b) set the frequency to 7999 Hz > -> check reception > > Do the checking preferably always with a same local station. > > Observe the slant of the image. > Then fine-tune (using the option slant-adjust). > > Let me know if you solved the problem. > > regards > Johan > ON1MH > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hello Johan, thank you for the answer. Ok I will attempt those values in the clock to soundcard I had already made before it without any positive result with the earliest version I don't have problem with the version 2.0e this works excellent with the neighbor station the clock I have it adjusted in 8001.25 and the one works instantly without losing any of your plots in your transmission. I use an PC Pentium-200 with 64MB in RAM the soundcard is SoundBlaster awe64 using Linux RH6.1 kernel 2.2.13 glibc2.1.2. And I like a lot the new re-construction of the version 3.0m, this it is great, but if I don't solve the problem I will wait for a next release meanwhile I continue using the stable version 2.0e. BTW: thank you again for the Reply 73's Jose (hi8gn) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.hi8gn.dynip.com/
