Graham,
the buffers of ASIO4ALL and corresponding in PSDR are 1024 wide because
otherwise I have problems when I start other programs or surf in the
internet.
I have to make clear: The shown panadapter-image of the received signals
IS OK! You can see the whole 48kHz and the tuned station immediatley -
but you cant hear it!
The size of the .png HAS nothing to do with the problem because the size
of the original "default" picDisplay.png is 2,56 kB and the original
"IK3VIC cyan" is 16,8 kB (400x200).
My selfmade picDisplay.png with callsign has 4,86 kB and 600x300. From
this pixel-numbers (!) on the problem rises. The more pixel the oftener
it happens. It is the amount of pixels not the size of file.
@Ray J: thats a good point to check. I did not do that up to now. I will
try and report.
Could someone try on his own Vista-32-System and check if thats right
what I say? Perhaps it only exists on MY System and I have to do
research on my environment or on my damaged brain ;-)
Create an image 1600 x 800 pixel (e.g. with paint.net that I use) and
save it as "picDisplay.png". Accept the suggested conditions paint.net
gives (it will not be much bigger than 15 kB than) and store it e.g. to
the default skin folder (c:\users\/yourename/\AppData\Roaming\FlexRadio
Systems\PowerSDR\Skins\default\Console).
The effect should be that after release of ptt you see the panadapter
working ok but you cant hear anything for more than 10 seconds.
I share my created image if you like.
And again: I do not expect you to do work on this! It does not affect
the normal usage of the program. But I think if something like this
strange happens there could be much more strange effects within the
developement environment.
73, martin dl1fux
Am 08.07.2010 21:49, schrieb Graham Haddock:
Martin:
This delay in starting audio stream is a symptom that you have set the
buffer sizes too small on
ASIO4ALL. Try increasing both the size of the ASIO4ALL Offline
controlled buffers to 256,
and the Startup/Audio buffers to 512 or 1024 and see if the problem
improves. Then you
can experiment with reducing the buffer sizes again.
Please note that the buffers inside of ASIO4ALL do not change until
you close PowerSDR
and restart. You may have to power cycle the FLEX-1500, to drop the
USB stream, also,
to allow the buffer size change.
So, I am guessing that the change in the size of the ".png" file has
nothing to do with the
delay in the audio stream restarting.
But you can never be sure with software. :-)
More likely, you changed the size of the ASIO4ALL buffers, didn't see
a change, so left
them small. Then, when you restarted everything after working on the
display, the smaller
buffers took effect, and the problems began.
If you want to improve the operation, we see that Windows 7 has much
improved audio
drivers, relative to XP or Vista. At this time, best operation will
be achieved with Windows 7,
using the Windows WASAPI driver. Long term we will have a new
FLEX-Radio USB driver
that will work with all operating systems, but this is not ready yet.
--- Graham / KE9H
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On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 1:52 PM, DL1FUX <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Shure. You can´t start audio without the program is completely
loaded and display is stable...
If you let it stay for a few minutes and than start audio (again)
it happens as described. Try it.
Btw: OS is Vista 32.
You do not need to give this high priority but I wanted to inform
you because if such strange things happen there might be more
strange behavior at all.
73, martin dl1fux
Am 08.07.2010 19:50, schrieb Tim Ellison:
Waiting for the panadapter to completely "paint" itself before
passing audio?
-Tim
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Subject: Re: [FlexEdge] TX/RX switching problem with changed
pana-background
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
---
W4TME
FlexRadio Systems - Info Management Admin.
"Tune in Excitement"
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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