Ed, I just participated in the scouting JOTA event as well. Yes, the audio levels were all over the board, from clipping on every syllable to quieter than a mouse. I think many/most of these stations where coming in via echolink, not natively via AllStar, etc. Unfortunately, there isn't any easy fix for this. The linkmongain setting won't fix this, it is only for monitor mode (connecting with *2). Telemetry ducking features are not implemented in the stock code release, as far as I know. 73, David KB4FXC On Sun, 21 Oct 2018, Edbathgate wrote:
I was doing a scouting event, and experienced a number of the tx-ing stations with low audio, so I was cranking my volume and straining to hear the other stations, when a blasting disconnect message comes through.
I found settings of how to block the connect/disconnect messages.
There used to be 'ducking' settings in the Xipar distribution of allstar. Telemnomdb=-10, Telemduckdb =. -15. Do these still exist?
I just found linkmongain variable. Mine was still at zero. I may jack that up to compensate for low hub audio.
Anybody have suggestions to adjust the rx audio/hub audio/telemetry radios without severely blasting other users when I am connected into a hub?
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