Hi Bob & all,
I observed the same over here on different PCs running
Windows XP SP2 and WriteLog V 10.49D. Finally I removed
WriteLog completely, installed 10.44B, upgraded to 10.48F
and everything works fine again. Must be a WriteLog bug.
73 de Joe, DJ5JK
"Robert Carroll" <rlcarroll@patmedia.net> wrote:
> Reflectorites-
>
>
>
> I have been struggling with a problem I am experiencing with Writelog for
> several weeks. I am using the latest full download on a 3 month old Dell
> 8400 running Windows XP SP2. Thinking there might be something amiss or
> peculiar to that machine, I installed the program on an older Dell 8100,
> also running XP SP2. Initially I suspected the problem might be linked to
> the fact that I have a Creative Audigy board in the 8400 for audio
> applications and a Creative SoundBlaster, which I bought for use with
> Writelog. In the 8100 I have only a single Turtle Beach Santa Cruz. On
> board checks the Audigy is a 7b, the SoundBlaster is a 7f, and the Turtle
> Beach a 7b. Several years ago I ran an earlier edition of Writelog on the
> 8100 with no problems. I can run other somewhat similar programs such as
> MixW, Logic, Digipan, MTTY etc successfully on both machines.
>
>
>
> Here is the scenario. I set up Writelog, find I have rig control, etc, and
> open a RTTY window. I select a TTU. I get a message that Writelog can't
> initialize sound card software. But RTTYRite seems to work anyway. The
> "can't initialize" message usually comes up only the first time I run
> RTTYRite, either after a resinstallation or, as Ron suggested, deleting the
> RITTY part of the ini file. Then the fun begins. If I try to change from
> whatever TTU mode I originally selected the program pauses and then issues a
> "run time error" and RITTYRite exits, or I get a "RTTYRite MFC has
> encountered an error and must exit" message and the program closes. So I am
> "stuck" in the first selected mode.
>
>
>
> Along the way after I could not solve the problem I installed MTTY and the
> Writelog MTTY plug in. MTTY works fine on its on, and I can switch to it
> within Writelog where sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. On
> occasion I see no signal on the display and find I have to switch to use the
> other sound card channel. On occasion I can see a trace of a signal, like
> it is super weak, but MTTY is decoding. Switching audio channels and
> switching back often makes things run and appear normally.
>
>
>
> But if I switch out of MTTY by selecting a RTTYRIte TTU, unless I select
> exactly the one I selected on initial set up (where the sound card did not
> initialize), RTTYRite will crash,
>
>
>
> Having posted a call for help last week I got a nice response from ly2ij who
> had run into the same problem just before the contest and after a stressful
> period got things running by deselecting the Enable Recording Loop and Echo
> Microphone selections on the soundboard options panel. I can "fiddle" with
> those selections and sometimes get RTTYRIte into a "limp along" mode after
> it has gone through a period of refusing to run, but the cure is only
> partial. (Actually I have seen some info that enable recording loop should
> be ON for soundcard RTTY).
>
>
>
> What I am looking for is feedback from anyone else who is experiencing a
> similar problem or suggestions from anyone on how to fix or track down the
> problem. I keep suspecting pilot error but have not found the mistake so
> far.
>
>
>
> Bob W2WG
>
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