[WriteLog] DVK Audio

Gary AL9A al9a at mtaonline.net
Wed Apr 17 23:52:36 EDT 2013


We might need a bit more info to solve your problem.  Have you checked the 
path to your wav files in writelog.ini to be sure it is correct? How have 
you told WL where to find the wav. files?  V10.82 is a while ago, so these 
directions might be slightly different for your version.  Go to Setup/Sound 
board options... and click on the Wave File Locate... button.  Navigate to 
the path where the wav files are located and click on that folder.  When the 
folder opens click on one of the wav files, doesn't matter which one, to set 
the path.  Make sure your F key wav files are in the format msgn.wav, where 
n is the number of the F key.  In the F key macro make sure the macro syntex 
is <msgn.wav>, with the opening and closing braces.

If it still won't work it might be time to check out the wav file 
parameters, specifically the sample rate and the sample format.  They must 
all be the some or some of them may not work.  I use a sample rate of 22050 
Hz and a sample format of 16-bit.  Next go into the Windows Sound control 
and check the Playback/Advanced tab and check your Default Format.  I use 16 
bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality).

I hope you find something in all this that corrects the problem.

73,
Gary AL9A


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Theis" <phil at k3tuf.com>
To: <writelog at contesting.com>
Sent: April 17, 2013 6:57 AM
Subject: [WriteLog] DVK Audio


> Using 10.82A on an XP machine.
> Audio works fine locally.
> While running WL and selecting a Function key, the dialog comes that the 
> wave file is not found.
> Yet the wave file is in the location that is designated by the error 
> dialog box.
> Any thoughts on getting DVK working?
> thanks
> Phil K3TUF
>
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