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<PUSH> <TXRSID:off> <MODEM:NULL> <CWID><TX><RX> <@TXRSID:on> <@POP> You need to reset the TX RsID and modem restore using the @ predecedent to insure those occur after returning to the receive mode.

Hi. I'm sure I had all this working in the past, but not now....... Not helped by issues with my main PC preventing reliable access to it.?? That is fully disconnected, cold and dead for now. Fldigi

From: Dave, W1HKJ Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2025 13:48:52 GMT Pipewire is designed to emulate the API calls made to Pulseaudio. Emulations are not always perfect of course, it takes only one "edge case" and

Wonder if you would review this again Dave. Same behaviour in 4.2.06.19 (yeah I am slow...) What I didn't make clear in my OP was with "Retain tx freq lock" enabled, the operational expectation is

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Same here on Fedora 39 and now 41. pavucontrol works fine

Thanks Brian.? Any reports from other distribution users? David

"Dave, W1HKJ" <w1hkj@...> wrote: I've been using pipewire under Fedora for over 2 years now and pavucontrol works perfectly with it here. -- Brian G8SEZ

Pipewire is designed to emulate the API calls made to Pulseaudio. David

Sounds good. Just like I've always had it. It just confused me a little because I'm hearing from the tech world that pipewire is the replacement for pulseaudio so I thought we would have to change the

If you are using Pipewire as the audio controller then simple check "PulseAudio" on the fldigi Soundcard/Devices dialog tab. David

Thanks David, So I installed qpwgraph and when I run it I see a graphical display but I don't see any slider bars to adjust audio. I can see pipewire in my pulse audio volume control application so is

Pipewire is supposed to emulate the API calls for pulseaudio.? I do not think that pavucontrol is compatible with pipewire. When working with PipeWire, you can use audio mixer controls like

Thanks Dave, I will try the debugger. I just did a new install on my new install of Linux Cinnamon Mint 22 using the WIKI. I followed the console and couldn't see what version of fltk it was

fltk 1.3.8 is what's on my Pi. I really need to upgrade the OS before continuing to troubleshoot this, Buster is just too old to be fussing with.

In port audio, I am used to making really specific selections in that menu. Leaving the capture and playback menu as default sounds like it would cause issues.

What about purging that version and downloading whatever version is in the repository? It couldn't hurt anything to try since your system's not working anyway.

I been using fldigi for years on my Raspberry Pi station computer. It worked fine until a few months ago. Since I was having a great time on SSB DX I let it go, but I would like to be able to use it

Thanks!? looks like its working!

I run FLDIGI, WSJTX, and FLRIG on a Windows 10 Pro Intel NUC. A couple of days ago, I downloaded the latest FLDIGI program, and after attempting to run it, my FLRIG software stopped recognizing the