Hi John,
Here's what should happen, as things are (supposedly) coded.
1. A new *.wav file should appear in the Save directory at the end of
every Rx period (about t=50 s).
2. If the program continues running and Save is not enabled, the file
from the previous Rx period is deleted at about t=40 s.
This means that if you kill the program, the most recent file will
likely still be there.
We could, of course, do it in another (perhaps cleaner) way. I have
taken the somewhat lazy point of view that it's better to save too many
files, than too few.
-- Joe, K1JT
On 9/14/2014 10:36 AM, John Nelson wrote:
> Mike writes:
>
>> I've noticed lately that once in a while when I double click on an entry in
>> the Rx window the Enable Tx will turn on….but it won't start transmitting.
>
> I can report that I am also using a SignaLink USB with VOX PTT but haven't
> see this (yet). I am using a Mac...
>
> --- John G4KLA
>
>
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