[Flexradio] Computer requirements

Several people have kindly offered advice with respect to my previous query about the use of duo core processors - I was concerned that such a processor running at 1.88GHz would be a poorer option than a single processor running at 3GHz. I'd have to say that the advice was a bit conflicting but I

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Re: [Flexradio] Computer requirements

- Original Message - From: David Hilton-Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] So now a further question, for which I guess there is not yet an answer, is what about Windows Vista? What soundcard will you use? The Delta 44 does not yet have VISTA drivers :-( Simon Brown, HB9DRV (GD4ELI March 2nd

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Neither does the Edirol FA-66 -Tim W4TME -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Simon Brown (HB9DRV) Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 4:53 AM To: David Hilton-Jones; flexradio Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Computer requirements - Original Message

Re: [Flexradio] Computer requirements

If you need to replace a machine now and want/need Windows then go with XP: it is a well tested and understood environment with all drivers readily available. Personally I would avoid Vista like the plague for the next few years. Let others iron out the bugs and deal with the hassles of driver

Re: [Flexradio] Computer requirements

Although M-Audio's web page says it is not officially supported, I was able to install my D-44 on my new Emachines dual core P4 Media edition machine and it works fine. Caveat: Still don't know why, but can't get 96kHz sampling to work properly. 48 is FB... Jerry W4UK At 04:02 AM

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[snip] So now a further question, for which I guess there is not yet an answer, is what about Windows Vista? I need to take the plunge and replace my computer, so any comments will be received most gratefully. I would add to the avoid Vista chorus. I always am a trailing adopter anyway,

[Flexradio] Computer requirements

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Hey guys, I run 48 or 96Khz, and use VAC also on that computer. No glitches (yet) In addition, when not using VAC, I can run all my fun stuff at the same time Im running the SDR-1000. i.e. TV card, etc. Not sure what I have done different than any of the rest of you. I just recall using

[Flexradio] Windows Vista

I have used my SDR-1000 with the Presonus and Editrol firewire sound cards on my Vista 32 computer with no problems. Also used both on Windows Media Edition 2005. 73's , Bruce KL7JDR Bruce W. Mills P.O. Box 1500 Soldotna, Alaska 99669 - USA (907)262-4373 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Flexradio] Computer requirements

You were told to avoid windows xp media edition? By whom? Before I purchased my SDR-1000 I called the nice people at Flex Radio Systems and I was told it would work fine. My radio appears to work just as well as anoyone else out there. None of the problems that I encountered were attributed to

Re: [Flexradio] Windoze Media edition

From the M-Audio website: URL: http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support.faqID=24dfdfc72b87a76e44bb230c809fef0c --- Q: Can I use my M-Audio device with Windows XP Media Center Edition? A: At this time, no M-Audio device drivers

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[Flexradio] Outboard audio equipment

Hardware defined versus software defined. Do FlexRadio Owners really need outboard equipment (equalizers, compressors, noise gates etc) in order to get that high fidelity sound on AM and SSB? Can all of the parameters that create the hi fi sound be created in software? Since our radios are

Re: [Flexradio] Windoze Media edition

Absolutely, I used the Presonus, D44 and FA66 with my Media Center OS. John P. Basilotto W5GI Marketing and Product Manager FlexRadio Systems Office 512-535-5266 Mobile 512-608-6727 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ken N9VV Sent: Monday,

Re: [Flexradio] Windoze Media edition

I use Windows XP media center with my HP 3.2 GHZ machine and have absolutely no problems using PowerSDR . John P. Basilotto W5GI Marketing and Product Manager FlexRadio Systems Office 512-535-5266 Mobile 512-608-6727 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Flexradio] Outboard audio equipment

PowerSDR has most of the features needed to sound like a broadcast station. The most important feature is the ability to set filter width, which is the primary factor is sounding like a commercial station. External audio gear like the W2IHY boxes and other products typically used by serious

Re: [Flexradio] Outboard audio equipment

Ed, I use external audio gear and keep the Flex transmit audio unchecked or flat, but the external gear is so that the other radios in my station will sound the same.. But since I almost exclusively use the Flex, I could just connect my microphone directly into the sound card (or box in

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I believe this is it http://www.valpeyfisher.com/openlink.aspx?name=Images/ProductPDFs/XO/VF1 60_RevA0906.pdf -Tim - Integrated Technical Services -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jean-marc BORD Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 4:21 PM

Re: [Flexradio] Outboard audio equipment

Ed, I, like Dudley, use external audio gear so I can feed all of the gear I use with the same audio (TS-870, TM-241's, computers, etc.) After a lot of experimenting I found that external audio equipment provided the best and most versatile on the air sound. That was a while ago however, prior

[Flexradio] Panadapter not centered at 0.5x

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Re: [Flexradio] Outboard audio equipment

Sounds to me that a 10 band eq should be able to foot the bill. I have a Heil PR20 microphone and I hoping to tweak it with the built in eq to get that hi fi sound. As far as creating user defined features by programming in C#, it's out of my league for now. DSP theory is also quite complex. I

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If there is a single 10 band EQ it will be super for SSB/ESSB operators. But what about when you want to change to DigiU/L modes and need a totally different EQ? de Ken Edwin Marzan wrote: Sounds to me that a 10 band eq should be able to foot the bill. I have a Heil PR20 microphone and I

Re: [Flexradio] [SPAM] Re: Outboard audio equipment

The EQ should be bypassed in DIGIx modes, of which I think it currently is. -Tim - Integrated Technical Services -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ken N9VV Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 5:57 PM To: Flex-radio Reflector Subject: Re:

Re: [Flexradio] Outboard audio equipment

Ed, I use a Heil Pro40 and run it directly into the SDR. No external processing equipment is required, and resulting audio using the 3-band equalizer, per the gang I talk with, sounds great (both on wideband SSB as well as AM). I've also heard several other Heil Pro mics directly driving SDRs,

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[Flexradio] [OT] The Knack (geek humor)

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