Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Black Michael via wsjt-devel]

Oh yeah...forgot John is an IC7300...I did a similar thing with another 
operator who had a rigblaster.The same sequence should work for most anybody 
since the general idea is the same.
Mike

 

On Saturday, May 26, 2018, 11:21:22 AM CDT, John L. Broughton 
<2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:  
 
  Just a couple comments.
 
 I don't have a rig blaster and I don't have a laptop; I have a Dell desktop.  
There was a latency problem which would not let us connect using Quick Assist 
as I have HughesNet satellite Internet. We used TeamViewer instead.
 
 Mike was a great help.
 
 73,
 
 John, WB9VGJ
 John L. Broughton
www.wb9vgj.us
wb9...@arrl.net
2silverhon...@gmail.com On 5/26/2018 5:45 AM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel 
wrote:
  
   He had several problems.  Here's what we did. 
  #1 Uninstall all sound drivers (with the remove files option).  Reboot 
without rig USB plugged in. #2 Tested his speakers and microphone (PC-based) to 
ensure they worked using Voice Recorder -- this is a sanity check that your 
sound setup works the way you think it should. #3 Plugged in rig and relabeled 
the USB Codec drivers to make them easy to distinguish #4 Adjusted levels on 
Windows Playback/Record cotrols to 0dB #4 Adjusted rig blaster to 12 o-clock 
position. #5 Adjusted rig USB AF level to then get 30db+ on the waterfall (not 
all rigs can do this so this may have to be done from rig blaster) 
  The decoding problem he had was due the signal levels being low from the rig 
and over amplified in the Windows controls.  So that's why he was getting 
intermittent decodes as any gain over 0dB in the Windows controls buys you 
nothing so there was lots of quantization going on. 
  He also has latency problems on his older laptop causing dropouts on 
transmission but they are very short so don't affect him a whole lot. 
  de Mike W9MDB 
   

  
 On Saturday, May 26, 2018, 7:35:17 AM CDT, Barry Smith  
wrote:  
  
   In message 
           "John L. Broughton" <2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:
 
 > All,
 
 > I want to thank Mike, W9MDB, for spending considerable time with me on
 > the phone and connected to my computer this morning which resulted in
 > resolving the audio problem. His expertise did the job; I never would
 > have figured it out.
 
 > Now looking forward to my 16th digital QSO with him...
 
 > 73,
 
 > John, WB9VGJ
 
 > John L. Broughton
 
 It could be useful to know what you/he did to resolve the problem in 
 case others experience the same problem.
 
 Barry
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[John L. Broughton]

Just a couple comments.

I don't have a rig blaster and I don't have a laptop; I have a Dell 
desktop.  There was a latency problem which would not let us connect 
using Quick Assist as I have HughesNet satellite Internet. We used 
TeamViewer instead.


Mike was a great help.

73,

John, WB9VGJ

John L. Broughton
www.wb9vgj.us
wb9...@arrl.net
2silverhon...@gmail.com

On 5/26/2018 5:45 AM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:

He had several problems.  Here's what we did.

#1 Uninstall all sound drivers (with the remove files option).  Reboot 
without rig USB plugged in.
#2 Tested his speakers and microphone (PC-based) to ensure they worked 
using Voice Recorder -- this is a sanity check that your sound setup 
works the way you think it should.
#3 Plugged in rig and relabeled the USB Codec drivers to make them 
easy to distinguish

#4 Adjusted levels on Windows Playback/Record cotrols to 0dB
#4 Adjusted rig blaster to 12 o-clock position.
#5 Adjusted rig USB AF level to then get 30db+ on the waterfall (not 
all rigs can do this so this may have to be done from rig blaster)


The decoding problem he had was due the signal levels being low from 
the rig and over amplified in the Windows controls.  So that's why he 
was getting intermittent decodes as any gain over 0dB in the Windows 
controls buys you nothing so there was lots of quantization going on.


He also has latency problems on his older laptop causing dropouts on 
transmission but they are very short so don't affect him a whole lot.


de Mike W9MDB




On Saturday, May 26, 2018, 7:35:17 AM CDT, Barry Smith 
 wrote:



In message >
          "John L. Broughton" <2silverhon...@gmail.com 
> wrote:


> All,

> I want to thank Mike, W9MDB, for spending considerable time with me on
> the phone and connected to my computer this morning which resulted in
> resolving the audio problem. His expertise did the job; I never would
> have figured it out.

> Now looking forward to my 16th digital QSO with him...

> 73,

> John, WB9VGJ

> John L. Broughton

It could be useful to know what you/he did to resolve the problem in
case others experience the same problem.

Barry
G4IAT
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

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He had several problems.  Here's what we did.
#1 Uninstall all sound drivers (with the remove files option).  Reboot without 
rig USB plugged in.#2 Tested his speakers and microphone (PC-based) to ensure 
they worked using Voice Recorder -- this is a sanity check that your sound 
setup works the way you think it should.#3 Plugged in rig and relabeled the USB 
Codec drivers to make them easy to distinguish#4 Adjusted levels on Windows 
Playback/Record cotrols to 0dB#4 Adjusted rig blaster to 12 o-clock position.#5 
Adjusted rig USB AF level to then get 30db+ on the waterfall (not all rigs can 
do this so this may have to be done from rig blaster)
The decoding problem he had was due the signal levels being low from the rig 
and over amplified in the Windows controls.  So that's why he was getting 
intermittent decodes as any gain over 0dB in the Windows controls buys you 
nothing so there was lots of quantization going on.
He also has latency problems on his older laptop causing dropouts on 
transmission but they are very short so don't affect him a whole lot.
de Mike W9MDB

 

On Saturday, May 26, 2018, 7:35:17 AM CDT, Barry Smith  
wrote:  
 
 In message 
          "John L. Broughton" <2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:

> All,

> I want to thank Mike, W9MDB, for spending considerable time with me on
> the phone and connected to my computer this morning which resulted in
> resolving the audio problem. His expertise did the job; I never would
> have figured it out.

> Now looking forward to my 16th digital QSO with him...

> 73,

> John, WB9VGJ

> John L. Broughton

It could be useful to know what you/he did to resolve the problem in 
case others experience the same problem.

Barry
G4IAT
IO83
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Barry Smith]

In message 
  "John L. Broughton" <2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:

> All,

> I want to thank Mike, W9MDB, for spending considerable time with me on
> the phone and connected to my computer this morning which resulted in
> resolving the audio problem. His expertise did the job; I never would
> have figured it out.

> Now looking forward to my 16th digital QSO with him...

> 73,

> John, WB9VGJ

> John L. Broughton

It could be useful to know what you/he did to resolve the problem in 
case others experience the same problem.

Barry
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[John L. Broughton]

All,

I want to thank Mike, W9MDB, for spending considerable time with me on 
the phone and connected to my computer this morning which resulted in 
resolving the audio problem. His expertise did the job; I never would 
have figured it out.


Now looking forward to my 16th digital QSO with him...

73,

John, WB9VGJ

John L. Broughton
www.wb9vgj.us
wb9...@arrl.net
2silverhon...@gmail.com

On 5/24/2018 8:26 PM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:

Get rid of drivertoolkit...totally unnecessary

Try uninstalling the driver (remove file if you option is there) and 
reboot to let it reinstall.


de Mike W9MDB




On Thursday, May 24, 2018, 9:08:48 PM CDT, John L. Broughton 
<2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:



I just ran into this problem when my Windows 10 updated today.

When I start WSJT-X, I get the error 'Error in Sound input' An error
opening the audio input device has occurred.'

When I troubleshoot the USB Audio CODEC driver, it results in a message
'no jack information available.'

When I run the DRIVERTOOLKIT, it says the driver is up to date. I tried
a backup and restore on the driver and that did not help.

I realize this is not a WSJT-X issue, but am hoping someone here has had
this problem and figured out a way to fix the driver problem.

73,

John, WB9VGJ

John L. Broughton
www.wb9vgj.us
wb9...@arrl.net 
2silverhon...@gmail.com 

On 5/24/2018 3:34 AM, Barry Smith wrote:
> All I see is that you can delay the install. I'm lucky that I have 2
> PCs and I can see what happens with one before I update the other.
>
> I did update the PC that runs WSJT-X and I did have to change the
> settings/privacy/microphone to allow use of the microphone - even
> though I'm using a device (cat control, audio in and out) that uses
> USB.
>
> Barry
> G4IAT
>
> In message 


> mail.com>
>            Andras Bato > wrote:

>
>> Hi Barry,
>> I've done this:
>> Any comment?
>> GL de HA6NN
>> Andras
>> On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith > wrote:
>>> In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net 
>
>>>            Dave Crockett > wrote:

>>>
 Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
 experience should be considered a heads-up� to anyone having a
 similar issue in Win10.  That option to •revert to a previous version
 of Windows� in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
 I didn�t spend longer trying to noodle it out.
 Tnx all!
 73,
 Dave WB4DFW (EM84š)
>>> I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which
>>> refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver
>>> had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be
>>> Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to
>>> off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off
>>> (WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.
>>>
>>> That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been
>>> updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to
>>> that.
>>>
>>> Barry
>>> G4IAT


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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Gene Marsh]

NEVER install DriverToolKit!!!

73 de W8NET Gene
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> On May 24, 2018, at 11:26 PM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel 
>  wrote:
> 
> Get rid of drivertoolkit...totally unnecessary
> 
> Try uninstalling the driver (remove file if you option is there) and reboot 
> to let it reinstall.
> 
> de Mike W9MDB
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Thursday, May 24, 2018, 9:08:48 PM CDT, John L. Broughton 
> <2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> I just ran into this problem when my Windows 10 updated today.
> 
> When I start WSJT-X, I get the error 'Error in Sound input' An error 
> opening the audio input device has occurred.'
> 
> When I troubleshoot the USB Audio CODEC driver, it results in a message 
> 'no jack information available.'
> 
> When I run the DRIVERTOOLKIT, it says the driver is up to date. I tried 
> a backup and restore on the driver and that did not help.
> 
> I realize this is not a WSJT-X issue, but am hoping someone here has had 
> this problem and figured out a way to fix the driver problem.
> 
> 73,
> 
> John, WB9VGJ
> 
> John L. Broughton
> www.wb9vgj.us
> wb9...@arrl.net
> 2silverhon...@gmail.com
> 
> On 5/24/2018 3:34 AM, Barry Smith wrote:
> > All I see is that you can delay the install. I'm lucky that I have 2
> > PCs and I can see what happens with one before I update the other.
> >
> > I did update the PC that runs WSJT-X and I did have to change the
> > settings/privacy/microphone to allow use of the microphone - even
> > though I'm using a device (cat control, audio in and out) that uses
> > USB.
> >
> > Barry
> > G4IAT
> >
> > In message  > mail.com>
> >Andras Bato  wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Barry,
> >> I've done this:
> >> Any comment?
> >> GL de HA6NN
> >> Andras
> >> On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith  wrote:
> >>> In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net>
> >>>Dave Crockett  wrote:
> >>>
>  Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
>  experience should be considered a  heads-up� to anyone having a
>  similar issue in Win10.  That option to •revert to a previous version
>  of Windows� in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
>  I didn�t spend longer trying to noodle it out.
>  Tnx all!
>  73,
>  Dave WB4DFW (EM84š)
> >>> I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which
> >>> refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver
> >>> had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be
> >>> Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to
> >>> off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off
> >>> (WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.
> >>>
> >>> That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been
> >>> updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to
> >>> that.
> >>>
> >>> Barry
> >>> G4IAT
> 
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Black Michael via wsjt-devel]

Get rid of drivertoolkit...totally unnecessary
Try uninstalling the driver (remove file if you option is there) and reboot to 
let it reinstall.
de Mike W9MDB

 

On Thursday, May 24, 2018, 9:08:48 PM CDT, John L. Broughton 
<2silverhon...@gmail.com> wrote:  
 
 I just ran into this problem when my Windows 10 updated today.

When I start WSJT-X, I get the error 'Error in Sound input' An error 
opening the audio input device has occurred.'

When I troubleshoot the USB Audio CODEC driver, it results in a message 
'no jack information available.'

When I run the DRIVERTOOLKIT, it says the driver is up to date. I tried 
a backup and restore on the driver and that did not help.

I realize this is not a WSJT-X issue, but am hoping someone here has had 
this problem and figured out a way to fix the driver problem.

73,

John, WB9VGJ

John L. Broughton
www.wb9vgj.us
wb9...@arrl.net
2silverhon...@gmail.com

On 5/24/2018 3:34 AM, Barry Smith wrote:
> All I see is that you can delay the install. I'm lucky that I have 2
> PCs and I can see what happens with one before I update the other.
>
> I did update the PC that runs WSJT-X and I did have to change the
> settings/privacy/microphone to allow use of the microphone - even
> though I'm using a device (cat control, audio in and out) that uses
> USB.
>
> Barry
> G4IAT
>
> In message  mail.com>
>            Andras Bato  wrote:
>
>> Hi Barry,
>> I've done this:
>> Any comment?
>> GL de HA6NN
>> Andras
>> On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith  wrote:
>>> In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net>
>>>            Dave Crockett  wrote:
>>>
 Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
 experience should be considered a  heads-up� to anyone having a
 similar issue in Win10.  That option to •revert to a previous version
 of Windows� in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
 I didn�t spend longer trying to noodle it out.
 Tnx all!
 73,
 Dave WB4DFW (EM84š)
>>> I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which
>>> refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver
>>> had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be
>>> Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to
>>> off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off
>>> (WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.
>>>
>>> That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been
>>> updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to
>>> that.
>>>
>>> Barry
>>> G4IAT


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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[John L. Broughton]

I just ran into this problem when my Windows 10 updated today.

When I start WSJT-X, I get the error 'Error in Sound input' An error 
opening the audio input device has occurred.'


When I troubleshoot the USB Audio CODEC driver, it results in a message 
'no jack information available.'


When I run the DRIVERTOOLKIT, it says the driver is up to date. I tried 
a backup and restore on the driver and that did not help.


I realize this is not a WSJT-X issue, but am hoping someone here has had 
this problem and figured out a way to fix the driver problem.


73,

John, WB9VGJ

John L. Broughton
www.wb9vgj.us
wb9...@arrl.net
2silverhon...@gmail.com

On 5/24/2018 3:34 AM, Barry Smith wrote:

All I see is that you can delay the install. I'm lucky that I have 2
PCs and I can see what happens with one before I update the other.

I did update the PC that runs WSJT-X and I did have to change the
settings/privacy/microphone to allow use of the microphone - even
though I'm using a device (cat control, audio in and out) that uses
USB.

Barry
G4IAT

In message 
   Andras Bato  wrote:


Hi Barry,
I've done this:
Any comment?
GL de HA6NN
Andras
On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith  wrote:

In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net>
   Dave Crockett  wrote:


Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
experience should be considered a  heads-up to anyone having a
similar issue in Win10.  That option to •revert to a previous version
of Windows in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
I didnt spend longer trying to noodle it out.
Tnx all!
73,
Dave WB4DFW (EM84š)

I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which
refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver
had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be
Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to
off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off
(WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.

That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been
updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to
that.

Barry
G4IAT



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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Peter Sumner]

Hi Dave,
 as the audio in you case is going via a signal link, that might be the
problem.  Try setting WSJT-X to send the audio to the local PC speakers and
see if the problem persists for you.  Then you will know if its the Signal
link drivers or some thing deeper inside the PC.

I have updated the shack PC here to that release of Win 10  (core I5 and
4GB of ram on 32bit windows) and use two external USB sound cards (Sound
Blaster), the internal sound card plus a direct USB to the IC-7600 via the
ICOM audio driver for 6mx EME... no audio breakups on anything so far and
my PC is pretty busy running WSPR on 144 all day long and 50 MHz EME at the
same time.

Hope you find an answer

Regards
Peter, vk5pj


On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 1:59 AM, Dave Crockett  wrote:

> Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
> experience should be considered a ‘heads-up’ to anyone having a similar
> issue in Win10.  That option to “revert to a previous version of Windows”
> in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why I didn’t spend
> longer trying to noodle it out.
>
> Tnx all!
>
> 73,
> Dave WB4DFW (EM84…)
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Dave Crockett]

I’ve not seen that!  I will look today!  Thanks, Andras!

de WB4DFW

> On May 24, 2018, at 4:18 AM, Andras Bato  wrote:
> 
> Hi Barry,
> I've done this:
> 
> Any comment?
> GL de HA6NN
> Andras
> 
> On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith  > wrote:
> In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net 
> >
>   Dave Crockett > 
> wrote:
> 
> > Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
> > experience should be considered a  heads-up‘ to anyone having a
> > similar issue in Win10.  That option to ”revert to a previous version
> > of Windows• in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
> > I didn‘t spend longer trying to noodle it out.
> 
> > Tnx all!
> 
> > 73,
> > Dave WB4DFW (EM84Œ)
> 
> I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which 
> refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver 
> had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be 
> Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to 
> off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off 
> (WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.
> 
> That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been 
> updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to 
> that.
> 
> Barry
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Barry Smith]

All I see is that you can delay the install. I'm lucky that I have 2 
PCs and I can see what happens with one before I update the other.

I did update the PC that runs WSJT-X and I did have to change the 
settings/privacy/microphone to allow use of the microphone - even 
though I'm using a device (cat control, audio in and out) that uses 
USB.

Barry
G4IAT

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  Andras Bato  wrote:

> Hi Barry,
> I've done this:

> Any comment?
> GL de HA6NN
> Andras

> On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith  wrote:

>> In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net>
>>   Dave Crockett  wrote:
>>
>>> Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
>>> experience should be considered a  heads-up to anyone having a
>>> similar issue in Win10.  That option to •revert to a previous version
>>> of Windows in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
>>> I didnt spend longer trying to noodle it out.
>>
>>> Tnx all!
>>
>>> 73,
>>> Dave WB4DFW (EM84š)
>>
>> I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which
>> refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver
>> had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be
>> Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to
>> off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off
>> (WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.
>>
>> That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been
>> updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to
>> that.
>>
>> Barry
>> G4IAT

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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Andras Bato]

Hi Barry,
I've done this:

Any comment?
GL de HA6NN
Andras

On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 7:19 PM, Barry Smith  wrote:

> In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net>
>   Dave Crockett  wrote:
>
> > Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
> > experience should be considered a  heads-up‘ to anyone having a
> > similar issue in Win10.  That option to ”revert to a previous version
> > of Windows• in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
> > I didn‘t spend longer trying to noodle it out.
>
> > Tnx all!
>
> > 73,
> > Dave WB4DFW (EM84Œ)
>
> I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which
> refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver
> had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be
> Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to
> off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off
> (WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.
>
> That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been
> updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to
> that.
>
> Barry
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

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Windows updates are always a PITA when comes to audio, often to point of reinstalling 3rd party drivers. Redmond thinks the world is only MP3 tunes.--
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Barry Smith]

In message <96609faa-afc1-4e9d-900d-504291749...@bellsouth.net>
  Dave Crockett  wrote:

> Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my
> experience should be considered a heads-up‘ to anyone having a
> similar issue in Win10.  That option to ”revert to a previous version
> of Windows• in Win10 has a pretty short window of opportunity and why
> I didn‘t spend longer trying to noodle it out.

> Tnx all!

> 73,
> Dave WB4DFW (EM84Œ)

I had an issue with my weather satellite software (WxtoImg) which 
refused to work after to W10 update. I noticed that the HdAudio driver 
had been updated so suspected that, but it turned out to be 
Settings/Privacy/Microphone (even though I use line in). It was set to 
off. Setting it to on, but setting the individual apps listed, to off 
(WxtoImg wasn't in the list), cured the problem.

That's one one PC. The other PC, which I run WSJT-X on, hasn't been 
updated yet, so don't know whether something similar might apply to 
that.

Barry
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Dave Crockett]

Yeah, I kinda think it was a drivers issue, too.  If nothing else, my 
experience should be considered a ‘heads-up’ to anyone having a similar issue 
in Win10.  That option to “revert to a previous version of Windows” in Win10 
has a pretty short window of opportunity and why I didn’t spend longer trying 
to noodle it out.

Tnx all!

73,
Dave WB4DFW (EM84…)
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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Neil Zampella]

Since the issue stopped when you reverted back to a previous Windows 
build, its a Windows issue; probably drivers or the like.


Not much the WSJT-X developers can do about that.

Neil, KN3ILZ


On 5/23/2018 8:44 AM, Dave Crockett wrote:


My apologies in advance if this has been covered, but I didn’t find it 
in the archive…


After installing the Win 10 Pro April 2018 update on my Dell laptop on 
5/18, all versions of WSJT-X I have (1.8 and 1.9 rc3&) became 
unusable.  Decoding became extremely infrequent and erratic, and 
transmissions developed a fractional second “hiccup” at approximately 
5 second intervals (data and “tune”).  No amount of diddling with the 
software, the SignaLink modem or the PC configuration would resolve 
it.  Reverting to the previous build of Windows returned all versions 
to perfect functionality.


FWIW.

73,

Dave WB4DFW

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Windows 10




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Re: [wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Black Michael via wsjt-devel]

I found that if CPU usage was very high approaching 100% that decoding 
failed.So I've started bumping up the priority on WSJT-X to ensure it doesn't 
get starved while reading audio.Sounds like you may be experiencing dropouts on 
transmitting.Windows can get very busy for a while after an upgrade.
Try making WSJT-X realtime or one notch lower than realtime.
de Mike W9MDB

 

On Wednesday, May 23, 2018, 7:47:52 AM CDT, Dave Crockett 
 wrote:  
 
 
My apologies in advance if this has been covered, but I didn’t find it in the 
archive…

  

After installing the Win 10 Pro April 2018 update on my Dell laptop on 5/18, 
all versions of WSJT-X I have (1.8 and 1.9 rc3&) became unusable.  Decoding 
became extremely infrequent and erratic, and transmissions developed a 
fractional second “hiccup” at approximately 5 second intervals (data and 
“tune”).  No amount of diddling with the software, the SignaLink modem or the 
PC configuration would resolve it.  Reverting to the previous build of Windows 
returned all versions to perfect functionality.

  

FWIW.

  

73,

Dave WB4DFW

  

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[wsjt-devel] Audio issue(s) with Win10 April 2018 update

[Dave Crockett]

My apologies in advance if this has been covered, but I didn’t find it in the 
archive…

After installing the Win 10 Pro April 2018 update on my Dell laptop on 5/18, 
all versions of WSJT-X I have (1.8 and 1.9 rc3&) became unusable.  Decoding 
became extremely infrequent and erratic, and transmissions developed a 
fractional second “hiccup” at approximately 5 second intervals (data and 
“tune”).  No amount of diddling with the software, the SignaLink modem or the 
PC configuration would resolve it.  Reverting to the previous build of Windows 
returned all versions to perfect functionality.

FWIW.

73,
Dave WB4DFW

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

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