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Hi Eric,

Did you select the switches in the circuit window (under 'Components') 
correctly? Just a guess.

73, Stefan

Am 20.12.2018 22:26, schrieb Eric NO3M:
> Is there some "trick" or setting to get Spec Lab to transmit audio? 
> The digi settings were pulled from the Predefined selections in all 
> cases tested (QRSS, DFCW, BPSK31, etc) and nothing, including the 
> unmodulated test signal, will generate audio output.  Soundcard 
> selects should be correct.  Receive works fine.
>
> I am running Spec Lab under WINE in Linux, but see the same behavior 
> in VirtualBox running Win7 and another user reported similar behavior 
> under what I believe was a real Windows machine.
>
> The RX spectrum window continues to scroll and show the actual current 
> received spectrum.  The TX/RX button in the digi windows flashes.  If 
> the program was trying to output audio, when running under WINE, I 
> should see a conenction open up in the PulseAudio manger, but 
> nothing.  So it appears Spec Lab is not even trying to open an audio 
> output connection.
>
> Any info appreciated.
>
> 73 Eric NO3M
>
>