Yes, seen them, read them and it is still not decoding. :-(
Since then I have altered the sound card settings along the lines of
those used by another SDR user, so I'll go back again and see if there's
anything that I can reset that will solve the problems.
Dave (G0DJA)
Tim Ellison wrote:
You can do this. You need to have the firebox mixer
program running and you need to turn up the software
pot in that program for ch 2. The firebox does not
like DC bias on its input so if your thinking of just
taking some speaker output from your keyer and
blasting that into the firebox, think
PowerSDR works for me. Changing it because of some
individual sensitivity to advertising hype I think is
both arbitrary and silly.
73 W9OY
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Real Problems?
I don't have any Real Problems I get on every day
and make as many contacts as I want. I run the radio
on CW, SSB, digital modes, and as a an IF for my VHF
transverters. I run high power and low power. I get
good reports on my signal's quality. I have no
problems. I have a
I don't think he meant 'problems' as in defects or bugs... I think he
mean 'problems' as in interesting challenges.
73 Phil N8VB
On 10/3/06, Lee A Crocker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Real Problems?
I don't have any Real Problems I get on every day
and make as many contacts as I want. I run
I am considering purchasing the software needed to decode DRM or Digital
Radio Mondiale. It is available from the folks at DRMrx and others I
believe.
I want to make sure this software will work with the SDR 1000. I also hope
the setup isn't a pain.
I see three versions available. One is a
I am considering purchasing the software needed to decode DRM or Digital
Radio Mondiale. It is available from the folks at DRMrx and others I
believe...
Have any of you tried this software with the SDR-1K? Any problems with
installation or compatibility? Who offers the best software
Chas,
I used once the external audio from a keyer to create cw signals. This was
before the SDR1k keyer did work properly. The problem was that the tone of
my keyer had harmonics which created additional un-wanted cw signals.
However, you could use the new sub-rx function and look for
Mike,
A quick search of the Flex Knowledge Base (http://kb.flex-radio.com)
using the key work DRM will return the KB article on exactly how to
setup DRM for the SDR-1000
http://kb.flex-radio.com/article.aspx?id=10071
There is a wealth of information there and it is easy to use too.
-Tim
---
A new Knowledge Base article, Q10259, Playing Audio Recordings made from
the Receiver Over the Air
has been recently posted. The contributing Flexer was John, W5GI.
It describes how to play recordings made with the SDR-1000 over the air.
You can access it using this URL:
I am preparing an update for this DRM/WnDRM/Dream setup. The
SVN has brought us many changes/enhancements which has made the
set up much simpler. SDR+Dream is a superior combination over any other
ham gear I have tried including my dust collecting ICOM-8500 and 756Pro3.
I typically see 3-5 dB
- Original Message -
From: Mel Whitten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mike Monnier [EMAIL PROTECTED]; FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] SDR and DRM
I am preparing an update for this DRM/WnDRM/Dream setup. The
SVN has brought us many
Marc Franco wrote:
Mike,
I regularly receive DRM transmissions with PowerSDR
and Dream, a GPL DRM decoder. No need to purchase one.
The setup is straightforward and it works very nice.
In fact, I think that somewhere on the Flex Radio web
site there is information on how to set it up.
Tim Ellison wrote:
OK, folks. Listen up. I have the 411 on Vsound.
First off, a bit of patience is in order. Rome wasn't built in a day.
Neither will Vsound
I had a chance to exchange a few e-mails with Phil regarding the current
state of Vsound development. Just because you
I'm just curious, is there any software out there that can decode the HD
radio channels on the various
AM broadcast band stations? It's interesting to look at the two
additional channels on the panadapter
but kind of disappointing not being able to listen to them. The same
would apply to HD
iBiquity uses a proprietary codec which requires substantial
license fees. Until and unless the patents are liberated somehow,
there will not be a GPL HD radio codec.
73
Frank
AB2KT
Barry Jablonski wrote:
I'm just curious, is there any software out there that can decode the HD
radio channels
At 12:54 PM 10/3/2006, Frank Brickle wrote:
iBiquity uses a proprietary codec which requires substantial
license fees. Until and unless the patents are liberated somehow,
there will not be a GPL HD radio codec.
For receiver only:
$25K up front license fee plus $6/unit for sell price above $150 US
Good catch there Doug,
did you also try the AFFINITY selection from CTRL-ALT-DEL in the process
display under XP? just right click on any process and select the CPU and
the priority. That is a very nice (hidden) feature in XP.
Check out the XP affinity and priority optimization issues on this
Speaking of DRM
I just read about the experience of a ham making a QSO
using DRM with this software with his SDR-1000
http://www.n1su.com/windrm/
73 W9OY
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Thanks, Jim and Frank,
I fully understand your responses. But for one moment, please amuse
me. Frank, I know you are my neighbor,
Jim, you are not here in NJ. The NYC stations are bombarding my QTH
with kilowatts of AM HD radiation --
why is it that, I, as an experimenter/hobbiest can't
Barry Jablonski wrote:
The NYC stations are bombarding my QTH
with kilowatts of AM HD radiation --
why is it that, I, as an experimenter/hobbiest can't decoded their
freely radiated signals? I think that the protocols
are in the public domain. What am I missing?
Patents. The protocols may
At 07:15 PM 10/3/2006, Barry Jablonski wrote:
Thanks, Jim and Frank,
I fully understand your responses. But for one moment, please amuse
me. Frank, I know you are my neighbor,
Jim, you are not here in NJ. The NYC stations are bombarding my QTH
with kilowatts of AM HD radiation --
why is it
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