Closed tmiw closed 1 month ago
Resolves #734 by doing the following:
1. Remove the logic that changes the audio device configuration after a failure. This was originally intended to force the analog side to use the system's default audio devices (i.e. if a USB headset was removed) but is likely still confusing to users. 2. Slightly update the error message to "Your %s device cannot be found and may have been removed from your system. _Please reattach this device and_ go to Tools->Audio Config... to confirm your audio setup." (Note italics for new/modified text.)
This is still confusing as it tells users who have simply unplugged a device to go to (scary for some) Tools->Audio Config... when all they need to do is re-plug the device, close the message dialog and hit Start (modem) again.
I tested this as follows:
Rather than go straight to Tools->Audio Config I tested the following:
a. I again followed 1..6 b. On getting the message I re-connected the USB audio device c. Closed the dialogue with OK d. Hit Start (modem) and all was back to normal.
I tested using both USB sound devices (audio to/from radio and USB headset) with the same results. I then tried removing both together and on receiving the message I purposely inserted the wrong one (not in the message) first. I then got the correct message for the second one and again closed the dialogue before again hitting Start (modem) which worked fine.
I think the message should read:
"Your %s device cannot be found and may have been removed from your system. Please reattach this device, close this message box and retry. If this fails go to Tools->Audio Config... to check your settings."
I think people would typically know to push the OK button first, but I guess the proposed message doesn't hurt. Updated.
I think people would typically know to push the OK button first, but I guess the proposed message doesn't hurt. Updated.
Many thanks as always.
I appreciate that most people would know that, however considering that hitting OK previously screwed up the settings I thought that precise instructions would provide some reassurance to anyone who does not read release notes.
Looks fine now for me :)
Resolves #734 by doing the following: