On 12/2/19 12:22 PM, Claude Frantz wrote:
This problem of occasional no audio output has been reported here by
various users, included myself. I have encountered it while running with
Windows XP and using Linux, on different hardware. I cannot remember
that an valuable diagnostic has been repo
2000-2100z, Friday, 6 December 0200-0300z, Saturday, 7 December (Friday
evening, NA time).Use bands that are open and active for you. Frequencies per
the rules. Make the most of the opportunity to test hardware, software and the
operator. 73,Ed W0YK
Hi Joe and thanks for the rapid response to the request of the visually
impaired QLog beta testing team for a shortcut to change the WSJT-X "TX4"
message from RR73 to RRR. The creation of an "ALT+R" shortcut will be
great, but it shouldn't be a toggle function. For some reason, not all of
the scree
Hi Rich,
So here is the question of the WSJT-X Development Group. Is there a way
that a blind Ham could make the required TX4 switch? There are 41 known
WSJT-X shortcuts, but a shortcut to toggle TX4 from RR73 to RRR does not
exist. Your consideration of this matter would be greatly appreciat
Over a year ago, a call went out on the WSJT-X Development Reflector for a
programmer who could write a piece of software, which would work with
WSJT-X give visually impaired Hams the ability to make contacts using FT8.
A programmer, who spent over 4 decades programming for a number of Wall
Street
On 3 Dec 2019 at 22:10, Eric Spero via wsjt-devel wrote:
> Amazing how those who don't see a need for a new option have their
> opinions and reflect only a view from their use of the software. Again,
> we need to think and view this issue from the operator's point of view
> that is located in r
Agreed.
In addition, as a CQ caller, you have no control over the order in which
WSJT-X decoded the received calls and who's first.
AFAIK, the "persistent" caller can remain 1st if he calls on a frequency
lower than the other callers and the signal is strong enough to be decoded
on the first pass
Just another view on this - last night there was a UK contest - despite it
being a ‘Normal’ mode contest a pile of people were using ‘EU Contest mode’.
What was noticeable, yes WSJT switched modes to follow but in many cases while
switching you ‘lost’ the report.
While the system went on to sen
