Thread: Sticky Button Issue

Originally Posted by Daley

I've been watching this thread too, as I have the sticking volume buttons as well.. I'm experiencing it on both my laptop as well as my EPIA-M, which is a fresh, virgin install of XP (SP2), MP11 & CF (oh, and TS/mobo drivers).

David, if it helps to actually have the hardware in your hand to replicate the issue, PM or email me - we can work something out (it'd be worth it to me and the others, and I can sacrifice the system for a week or two).

On a side-note, when I select the XM button, it appears to push the MIC input all the way up. I can hit the Menu button, go to Levels and take it back down, but if I re-initiate XM, MIC is at 100% again.

Do you have MIC selected as you input for XM?

I was finally able to reproduce the sticky button issue and I'm working to make sure it's fixed...

That is pretty much the last thing I have to fix before I release RC2.1...

david

Im having the same problem with the volume button. I press down let go and it keeps on going. Even though this only happens mabe 10 times a day. It dose get annouying

Thanks for all the information...

I now know all about this bug and can easily reproduce it... I am working on getting it fixed and as soon as it's fixed, RC2.1 will be released...

david

yeh

I do have the MIC selected and enabled. I get sound from the XMD, but it's blaring until I can get to the controls to turn it down. Oddly enough, I'm experiencing this on both implementations of CF. If the issue is just me, then I'm obviously not doing something right, but I was pretty careful about setting everything up. Heck, worst-case scenario, I can pad the inputs with resistors and just let it roll. The only issue I have with this is the potential distortion I'll get from running it at full-tilt.

In any case, thanks for everything - David and everyone else. Kudos to a very supportive developer and forum!

Originally Posted by Daley

I do have the MIC selected and enabled. I get sound from the XMD, but it's blaring until I can get to the controls to turn it down. Oddly enough, I'm experiencing this on both implementations of CF. If the issue is just me, then I'm obviously not doing something right, but I was pretty careful about setting everything up. Heck, worst-case scenario, I can pad the inputs with resistors and just let it roll. The only issue I have with this is the potential distortion I'll get from running it at full-tilt.

In any case, thanks for everything - David and everyone else. Kudos to a very supportive developer and forum!

I set the level when you enter radio or XM, I thought I set it closer to 80%, but I will check.. Maybe I shouldn't adjust the level at all and all the user to adust it themselves...

I will look into it, but it didn't seem to cause any distortion on my test machines...

david

I am having the same thing happen to my system when I listen to XM. Mine is set to the Line In and it goes full tilt also. Turn it down and when you leave the XM and return full blast again.

Geez David, I sure wish my code-monkeys at work were this responsive - you are *awesome*!!!