As the audio drop outs... You can try to modify /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
and see if adjusting the daemon priority and a faster sample rate
helps. Solved a couple of issues for me with Debian 11.
Uncomment this line:
; high-priority = yes
Uncomment this line:
; default-sample-rate = 44100
C
Hi Mike
About a year ago, some work was done on audio dropouts by some of the EME
fraternity. At the time, the main issue was long dropouts seen in the
syslog file, lasting a number of seconds. The decoder did not attempt to
decode periods containing these, and also wave files were not saved.
Exa
Look at the menu Save and pick None -- that will stop keeping the wav files.
The dropped audio is due to sound card latency enough to cause frames of sound
data to be missed. Usually because the computer is too busy. Disk I/O can
cause lots of problems.
Make sure you exclude all your ham softwa
Hello and happy new year 2022!
I have two request:
1- What this error I saw in the syslog means: [SYSLOG][2022-01-01
23:55:44.398661][01:12:40.285677][warning] Detected dropped audio
source samples: 472 (0.009834 S)
2- Why you, dears developers, do not
