Larry

I think you may have a couple issues going on.

One that Ken pointed out is that JT65/JT9 and associated programs, you must
check your input and output audio card assignment each time you invoke the
software, especially if you have rebooted. They can and do change.

If you are running Windows Vista and above you must set the sample rates for
VAC's in windows itself.
Check out this article.

http://kc.flexradio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50504.aspx?Keywords=windows+samp
le+rate 

Dave W0DHB

-----Original Message-----
From: FlexRadio [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Larry
Loen
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2014 5:06 PM
To: FlexRadio Reflector
Subject: [Flexradio] VAC decides to force a few parameters and just like
that, JT65 and JT9 stop working

I had taken a while to stumble through the instructions ofr getting JT65
and JT9 going.  But, a couple weeks back, I had finally done so.

Yesterday, it stopped working.  The reason seems to be, no matter what I
do, it has somehow "re-defaulted" everything and it won't let me change
anything, even after a fresh boot.

I have a picture (but I don't think I can successfully attach it here).

Salient points:

1.  It does like me set the upper bound rate at 48000.
2.  It does NOT let me see the Ms per interrrupt to 5 (it insists on 7 and
that has always failed for me).
3.  I have to set cable range and not cable format also.
4.  It also seems to think that even on a machine that I have just booted,
VAC has 19 clients.
5.  When I do enable VAC, it does appear to set something, but with an
upper bound of 44K instead of 48K.
6.  While I don't routinely run as administrator, I of course started the
VAC console in that mode.

All of this seems to mean is that tje "JT" modes don't work, which is what
I had before I set the parameters before.

How do I get past this so I can set them again?


Larry WO7R (ex WO0Z)
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