Notes:
oCPU load is nearly the same as while file recording
oIn general, PCM, IMA ADPCM etc. require less CPU time than MP3
oLength of buffer is shown as the last item in Codec properties field in RX Radiator configuration
oIf loop recording was active during last RX Radiator session, it will start automatically again when RX Radiator is launched again (even when active only as tray icon)
-Save and name automatically
Toggles between two modes of saving of the recorded file. When the button is down, it will assign name and save the recorded file without showing save dialog automatically. Otherwise you have to specify the target location and /or the name of the recorded file.
4.1.9Miscellaneous
- | Setup | Configuration window launcher. Click it when you want to change the | |
| configurations of the RX Radiator. |
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- | Sleep timer | Using this button you can directly schedule RX Radiator to switch off | |
| in stipulated period of time (10, 20, 30, 60, 120, 300 minutes). You can also opt to shutdown | ||
| Windows after that period. |
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| Small LCD display displays the remaining time and sleep mode (S for RX Radiator shutdown, W for | ||
| Windows shutdown. |
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| Stay on top | Toggles Always on top and ‘standard’ mode of the RX Radiator main | |
| window. |
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- | Minimize | Minimizes the RX Radiator window either in taskbar or into tray. | |
- | Thin window/Maximize | Switches between thin and standard window. | |
- | Power off | Closes RX Radiator. | |
- | Menu button | Left clicking shows the main context menu with list of the stations | |
and several commands that have the same purpose as the RX Radiator window buttons.
4.2Configuration window
Configuration window is separated into several tabs:
-Hardware settings
-Recording settings
-Options
-Stations list
-Schedule
-Menu
-About
4.2.1Hardware settings
Here you can specify the basic hardware settings to setup the RX Radiator.
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