I have seen this before.
What is the TX voice setting on y our node? If its any where near
900 then it may be trying to drive your TX but is running out of
room.
Do you have TX boost turned on in USBradio.conf?
hdwtype=0
rxboost=0
txboost=1
If not turn it on then retune the TX voice. If you can TX voice near
500 (Mid scale) then you have a better chance of not having the
audio distort on some peaks.
The same would be true if your TX voice setting is near 100 to 200
and you are over driving the TX a little. In this case then turn off
TX boost in USBradio and retune.
Give this a try ans see if this helps.
Jon VA3RQ
On 9/10/2013 7:38 PM, Andreas
Pleschutznig wrote:
Good
sometimes, i get distorted audio locally on the repeat and
also on simple announcements like the time announcement. If and
when I get that distorted audio it kind of sounds as if the
audio stream is sampled i 20ms increments and every other piece
is left out. This happens only every now and then, while most of
the time the audio is absolutely perfect.
As hardware is a nondescript 2GHz dual core, (all-star uses
about 15-25% CPU), so it should not be a speed problem. Two
URI’s are connected to this PC, one for the public all-star
link, the other to a private GMRS node,
Tried two different radios, so it should not be the radio
either, unless two unrelated GM300s have exactly the same
problem (For the time being I’ll go under the assumption its not
the radio) I don’t know yet if that ever happens on the TCP end,
but I doubt it.
Does anyone have *ANY* idea what that could be?
Andreas
Pleschutznig, Cell:
(832) 633-7817, Sent: MacBook
KA5PLE, Allstar: 29841,
Echolonk: 884823
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