OK, I saw the discussion as moving into the programmers' realm and your question hit me out of left field. It might be interesting to try to explain what the programmer would have to

Joanne : I'm not a programmer, just a basic user. But I first thought the reply from Prog ("Buffer the samples you get and only process when you reach the right size") was intended

"Concretely, how is this done?" I guess it was you. If you are a programmer I'd expect you to understand concepts such as multiple buffers, fifos, and the like. If you are not

Hi Scott, Yes, I use the CTCSS plugin simply to help identify unknown signals on VHF (mainly ski resorts, mountain rescue). I know that KG Tone is a good alternative, but I really appreciate CTCSS

I won't expect all the end users to be also programmers. I will check with the dev.

<< This is for plugins developers >> Aaah OK ! For those who wonder where the CTCSS plugin developer's answer comes from :

Patrick, I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish with the CTCSS plug-in. Is it simply to help identify unknown signals or are you trying to use it for actual tone squelch purposes?

This is for plugins developers.

@jdow : Who is your comment for ?

You are kidding, right? Or else you are 100.000% not a programmer. Which is it so I can pitch my reply to your level. {o.o}

Derek, Have you recently updated your version of VAC? I had an issue with VAC a few months ago and nothing I did could fix it, until I thought of updating my version of VAC

Concretely, how is this done ?

So basically this plugin never worked with low latency sound cards. => Buffer the samples you get and only process when your reach the right size.

Yes everything was fine The only thing I can think of is I have installed the new version of Jaero & Jaero Display both work ok but showing only low volume Tekmanoid especially very dull waterfall I

Indeed ! I just found his message. " As for the CTCSS plug-in, I don't see an immediate solution to fixing this. The method the plug-in uses requires a few zero crossings to occur in the audio buffer

Not going to help much Derek but I haven't noticed any issues with VAC/Windows 10 when using it to route audio to various decoder software (including Tekmanoid/Jaero/DSD) on three different

.....................He replied to your post on Radioreference

No one knows how to reach thewraith2008 ? Last year, he quickly stepped in to make changes to his Frequency Manager and Frequency Scanner plugins to address Telerik issues, among others, and I seem to

Increased to 100ms (from 50ms default) and indeed has improved, now I am using SR 384Kbps and seems to be better, still testing Thanks -- Juan, EA5XQ AirSpy Hf+ Discovery MLA 30+ / PA0RDT MiniWhip

Supporting arbitrary buffer sizes is part of the plugin specifications.