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DSheirer / sdrtrunk

A cross-platform java application for decoding, monitoring, recording and streaming trunked mobile and related radio protocols using Software Defined Radios (SDR). Website:
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alpha 6 text glitch #1576

Open Linuxuser1234 opened 1 year ago

Linuxuser1234 commented 1 year ago

sdrtrunk Version alpha 6 Describe the bug im having this issue where the text is not showing properly To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: open sdrtrunk

Screenshot 2023-06-21 181116 note im on windows 11

Linuxuser1234 commented 1 year ago

@DSheirer do you know what is going on how do i fix this issue

DSheirer commented 1 year ago

I have no idea what would cause that. Are you using any non- English keyboard layout?

Linuxuser1234 commented 1 year ago

@DSheirer i do have ENG INT as a second keyboard layout but i use ENG US as my default

Linuxuser1234 commented 1 year ago

and i do have the latest jdk version installed and i have tried other sdrtrunk versions but i keep getting the same issue

DSheirer commented 1 year ago

sdrtrunk ships with its own Java packaged with the application, so it doesn't depend on you having the correct or most-current java installed on your workstation.

It's interesting to note that the display characters in your screenshot are off by two, meaning that instead of displaying a capitol A, yours would be a C. In your screenshot, the 'Radio Reference' tab is displayed as:

R a d i o  R e f e r e n c e  << Should display as this
S b e j p  S f g f s f o d f  << Off by 1
T c f k q  T g h g t g p e g  << Off by 2 - Actual Display from screenshot

You might try checking the Windows character set settings and try changing that value to different alphabets and then back to US English to see if that clears the issue. This almost seems as if the ASCII alphabet characters have been remapped by a version of the ASCII alphabet that's shifted by two places.

Linuxuser1234 commented 1 year ago

@DSheirer where do you change the Windows character set is it in control panel->clock & region