Steve, I and others have seen this before. Mostly seems associated with simpleusb. I have everything using usbradio instead and do not have this issue. Might want to try that. I originally thought that simpleusb would be less load on the processor but the one second or so of audio was way too annoying
MUCH MUCH Improved with USBRadio - still detectable - if you really look for it, but nowhere near as pronounced as with Simple USB. Thanks again, steve nu5d
That’s really, really interesting! I too assumed simpleusb would have less latency that usbradio. I’ll have to try that out. Thanks for posting about this.
Well Tim, it should be as you thought in that way. Think how much more processing RadioUSB does.
There has been a point made by many complaining that many ignored over the years, and it looks like there is something wrong with the simpleusb driver that under certain conditions, delays can build. But I have never got a handle on those conditions. One would think it has something to do with an intolerant jitterbuffer.
Notable it does not act up all the time and or on all systems.
BUT, the Simple USB seems to filter the sub-tone that is much more noticeable with Echolink connections much better than USBRadio - Most amazing - this FABULOUS System is made available to us cheep hams free gratis - THANKS to the folks who make this happen !!! steve
Yeah Mike, I have my suspicions it has something to do with the jitter buffer as there is more delay at times than others. I’ve noticed the same thing with chan_voter.
Tim, the next time you notice it, do a test and run a birdbath and see if it clears up.
I don’t know if that will flush that audio stream or not but I’m not seeing it myself for a few years to test.
I only used simpleusb for a sort while with asl1.01
It’s a telemetry buffer flush.
I think it was created early on when there were issues with ‘parrot’ hence the term.
The question I am raising is if it can also flush the jitterbuffer.
I don’t have issues to test it on. And if it does, it should work with voter as well.
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