Others seem to be having trouble transmitting, but I go above and beyond. I have Echolink installed, using a Linux OS (Neon 5.17). Echolink runs through WINE. I have used Echolink with Ubuntu/WINE before with no trouble. Now, I can connect and hear other stations with no trouble. Firewall checks out fine. Headset is recognized. But I can't transmit, even to the Echo Test Link. FAQs say to go to Tools - Adjust Sound Device - Record to check to see that the mike isn't muted. However, when I click on either Record or Playback, no screen comes up. The Tools menu vanishes, and I just have the main screen. So, even though my Audio settings look OK in the System Settings screen, I'm not sure if Echolink has the mike muted - 'cause I can't get to that screen. So, any ideas?
Yes, a couple times. And to double check that, I used both the space bar and clicked on the transmit button in the toolbar (at different times, of course). Thanks for the idea though.
I know you said your Firewall tested good. But I would not be so sure. You can use a proxy server for testing.
Once again, things seem to check out. I tried two different proxies, could hear, but couldn't transmit. Firewall tests came back good. At this point, I'd bet that there is something in the Tools - Adjust Sound Device - Record menu. I just can't get that far. As I said in my original post, when I click on "Record" the whole window goes away. I do appreciate your efforts to help me, though.
The audio setup should not really be any different running Echolink/WINE in KDE Neon than it was with Ubuntu since KDE is built on top of Ubuntu. If you can track your mic from ALSA to pulseaudio to WINE, then I am stumped. My suggestion would be an uninstall/reinstall of both Echolink and WINE.
