MCU 1.96 Possible Issue

[N8XPQ]

I have noticed that when using my computer headset plugged into the rear connections and SPKR + PH is set to NO, the RX audio into the headset has a "hollow or tin cannish" sound to it. However when the feature is turned to YES, the oddity goes away. Has anyone else noticed this?

Mike N8XPQ

[Ken Wagner K3IU]

G'morning Mike:

I notice no difference at all when changing from YES to NO to YES on the
CONFIG:SPKR+PH. I have ear phones plugged into the rear jack.

73,
Ken K3IU
K3 #202
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Mike N8XPQ wrote:

> I have noticed that when using my computer headset plugged into the rear
> connections and SPKR + PH is set to NO, the RX audio into the headset has a
> "hollow or tin cannish" sound to it. However when the feature is turned to
> YES, the oddity goes away. Has anyone else noticed this?
>
> Mike N8XPQ
>
> -----
> Mike Koetje N8XPQ
>  

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[KK7P]

> I have noticed that when using my computer headset plugged into the rear
> connections and SPKR + PH is set to NO, the RX audio into the headset has a
> "hollow or tin cannish" sound to it. However when the feature is turned to
> YES, the oddity goes away. Has anyone else noticed this?

Not here.  SPKR+PH will definitely affect what you hear in the
headphones if you have SPKRS set to 1.

73,

Lyle KK7P

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