Yea Jerry I know the feeling. I did get a computer
upgrade, thanks to my daughter buying herself an newer one and giving me her old
1.2 gig. I don't think that digital sstv is for me. I used to listen to the net
during the week days on 7.173 and I could only get 10% of the pictures. I gave
To the Group:
Since Andy brought up the subject of Digital SSTV here is a web page that
will explain it better than I can.
http://web.aanet.com.au/betula/digital.htm You will also have to have a
program called Irfanview to view the pictures.
Joe
W4JSI
Age is mind over matter
If you don't mind
Yeah,
Have not tried to copy "digital" SSTV for a long time. Got tired of
fighting with all the RTTY signals in the PSK part of twenty meters
this past weekend, so went up to 14.233 and tried using DigiTrx,
didn't work. Guess they are now using HamPal now on "digital" SSTV.
Two different formats
Hi Danny,
Yes they all work the same. The problems are that
they use the RDFT and you either get the file that was transmitted or you don't.
Then you have to have a graphics program to view the picture once it is received
and decoded. I don't really know if one is better than the other.
3 Choices are 2 too many for me. There must
be 50 here. Which one works the best with the most? Personally, I
dont have time to download even half of these, and even less time to try them
all out. Do each of these work on the air with all the rest? If not,
its no wonder more people ar
Andy,
I have tried about all of the digital SSTV programs
and Hampal is as good as any of them.
Try this site for info and downloads: http://www.kiva.net/~djones/
A word of advice, It takes a fast computer to
really work. I had a P2 at 400 MHz and it would take about 3 times the amount o
Anyone here worked with Hampal? I was advised it is software that
receives digital SSTV signals and that folks are using it on HF. I'm
off to try and foind the software.
Andy K3UK
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Satellite internet is not mission-critical reliable.
It could be disasterously foolish to design a solitary
dependency on such a non-redundant system, same as the
prior foolishness of "we have cell phones, we don't
need Ham radio".
This is not to say that ill-informed decisionmakers
brainwashed b
A reminder that the 5th Annual PSKFest takes place 14 January 2006,
-2400z. For more info see the official rules page
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Double check that the audio from the Soudcard is correctly connected
to input on your interface. Make sure the audio output level is
satisfactory (and also make sure you do not set it too high). Make
sure the received signal on digipan's waterfall (and thus the area you
will be transmitting from)
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