Wireless is not a good choice for SDRs via ethernet....not surprised you have
problems.
Can you try your Pro 5 with a USB network adapter and see if behaves on a wired
connection to your LAN?
And are you running SmartSDR with 48kHz sampling? Or you doing something
higher than that?
de Mike W9MDB
On Wednesday, February 6, 2019, 8:11:47 AM CST, Bill Barrett
<w2pky...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Mike-I have the FLEX 6700 on a small dedicated LAN with Win7 Pro I7
computer and wireless router that works just fine.I also have a Surface Pro 5
running Win10 Pro that can access the 6700 through FLEX DAX & CAT apps over the
wireless LAN.Recently started DAX, CAT and WSJT-X 2.0.0 on the SP 5, saw
activity on DAX Panel and WSJT-X volume monitor but no decodes.The short of
it, turned on "Listen" in the Sound > Recording > DAX Audio channel 1 and heard
total distortion and dropouts.Rebooted the SP5 and audio cleared up but
occasionally there would be multiple 1 second dropouts [3 or 4 in a row].Had
Process Hacker running and AUDIODG.exe would be the top CPU process when the
dropouts occurred.Normally DAX is the top CPU process followed by
AUDIODG.exe.Noted even when the priority of DAX and AUDIODG.exe were elevated
to REALTIME the dropouts still interrupted the audio stream.There so either
AUDIODG.exe is in a loop or something "undiscoverable" is holding up that
process.Would like to have your test version. Thanks;Bill W2PKY
On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 8:17 AM Black Michael via wsjt-devel
<wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
If any of you are seeing one of these symptoms.
#1 No decodes when signals are present on the waterfall...decode button will
just "flash". This indicates no WAV file was saved.#2 During decode having to
click Enable Tx or such to get decodes to start working.#3 Any audio glitches
or other behavior that indicates audio problems.
Please contact me for some testing...been doing a lot of audio testing and
finding different solutions...no one solution seems to be in hand yet.
But...I've got a test version of WSJT-X that should tell you when you have
audio problems. First step is recognizing you have a problem :-)
de Mike W9MDB
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