WSJT-X / JTDX stops sending TX Audio to the Radio after sitting idle for a while.

Recently redid all of the computer monitors on my system. This problem reared its ugly head right off the bat, so I knew it was Monitor induced. The main radio monitors are a pair of 35" curved LG's using display port off the Nvidia GeForce 3060Ti GPU, above those monitors resides the Infinity 50" 4K TV using HDMI to the computer. ALL THREE monitors and Display Port and HDMI support internal audio... and needed to be deactivated. I have a big logitech surround speaker system with sub but don't use the rear speakers... it's a 12 but short of Bose audio... oh and because I could I added back in one of my old HP rotating monitors on the end with Outlook up on it all the time with my email. It's a DVI monitor so I use a Display port to DVI cable just for drill. I'd have already added a second video card, but there's other goober on this DELL blocking a second slot... I'd have to change out the muddaboard to something excessive.

Another problem for those who like desktop space, giggle... The best is to setup a screen saver on your computer, turn NEVER SLEEP, and NEVER turn off the monitors.... Then you need to bring up all of your RADIO software on the non-TV monitors first, leaving the TV off. My stepup I start SSDR first, with CAT and DAX, Then SDRMonitor as that windows sits atop the radio panel as an overlay, I then start HRD with all of its windows.... That leaves two spots for WSJT-X and one on the bottom of the other monitor for the WSJT wide graph. WARNING: the HDMI TV is off if I start the tv before bringing up WSJT-X it will place the wide graph on the TV, and within about a second or two WSJT-X errors and closes. It is a WSJT-X error. But Once the software is up and in its happy places I can bring up the TV, and that's used for all of my internet based stuff. Like right now this window is 50" and each letter is BIG about 3/8" or so. I could almost read it without my glasses. PLUS someday I'll hook the TV to the outdoor antenna, and it is on my Wifi and could be on the ethernet.

I thought adding an HDMI Tv would be easy, but don't ignore modern DP monitors that also have speakers and audio... turn off sleep and let the computer run its screen saver... it's pretty neat when all 4 monitors have ribbons going and they all are lined up and big... I'm sure I will find other issues, but if I follow my sequence for startup and shutdown I'm ok. but no damage occurs when WSJT goes poof, I just know to reboot the system and do the order correctly. I've only had all these panels here since the beginning of July so I'm still getting used to things...