Hi Alan,
This is just wild guessing but it has me out several times with other things
....like changing the switch settings on old printers and HPIB instruments.
:-))
Actually, nicely observed Alan. A part of the problem may in fact be
caused by the fact that the 'settings' (parameters) are modified by one
thread, but they affect another thread (= the 'worker thread' which
processes the audio samples).
I didn't want to stop and restart the audio process after changing most
parameters, unless really unavoidable (for example the sampling rate
requires closing and re-opening the soundcard, etc).
Sometimes it helps to stop and restart the 'sound thread' through the
main menu ("Start/Stop"). This doesn't erase the FFT-feeding buffer, but
may kick the process alive again.
73,
Wolf DL4YHF .
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