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The output from Direwolf often complains "Audio input level is too high" for short packets but not for long packets. It stops complaining if I activate squelch in the radio. But that's bad, as David explained.
I guess audio samples immediately preceding or following a received packet are included in the calculation of loudness. Since an open squelch with no signal is much louder than a good signal, and the good signal is relatively brief, the result is too high. A longer packet provides a larger sample of low audio, which yields a more accurate calculation. I guess.
It would be pleasant to eliminate these insignificant complaints. They're distracting, especially because they're colored red in the log.
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The output from Direwolf often complains "Audio input level is too high" for short packets but not for long packets. It stops complaining if I activate squelch in the radio. But that's bad, as David explained.
I guess audio samples immediately preceding or following a received packet are included in the calculation of loudness. Since an open squelch with no signal is much louder than a good signal, and the good signal is relatively brief, the result is too high. A longer packet provides a larger sample of low audio, which yields a more accurate calculation. I guess.
It would be pleasant to eliminate these insignificant complaints. They're distracting, especially because they're colored red in the log.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: