Shure, but if that is 2,8 kByte or 4.2 kByte does not realy matter for
that.
And what has that to do with sound delay????
There is a function between no. of pixel in relation to seconds of sound
missing.
Not realy important but somewhat strange...
73, martin dl1fux
Am 08.07.2010 19:22, schrieb Tim (W4TME):
I believe the images are intentionally small to make load times faster.
-Tim
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On 7/8/2010 11:06 AM, DL1FUX wrote:
Hi,
shame on me! I decided to change the background picture (picDisplay.png)
on the default-skin.
I wanted my callsign to be displayed in right up corner.
So I edited the picDisplay.png (100x50 pixel) and wrote my callsign in
it. I wrote it back and because the background is being zoomed up to
about 1400x700 pixel the letters became very muddy...
So I did a new picture with about 600x300 pixel and this was displayed
much smoother and nicer.
And now my problems begann...
If I pushed the ptt and than released it the panadapter showed up the
received sigs again but sometimes no sound came from the speakers! After
a few seconds (5 to 10) sound came back.
I then changed the picDisplay.png to a new picture with 1600x800 pixel
and then reproduceable every time no sound after ptt-release ever
since...
Changed back to 100x50 pixel and every thing works great again.
73, martin dl1fux
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