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Re: Not pleased
Michael.2E0IHW
The honourable decision, JR.
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Michael UK ................... On Samstag.23.03.19 18:15, Richards wrote:
Thank you for the reply, Simon. Ads are one thing - this is another. ... I accept the invitation to leave voluntarily. JR --- Diese E-Mail wurde von Avast Antivirus-Software auf Viren geprüft. https://www.avast.com/antivirus |
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Re: Not pleased
Richards
Thank you for the reply, Simon. Ads are one thing - this is another.
On closer inspection, it is actually something called LMGTFY - which acronym is condescending urban slang for "Let me Google that for you." Apparently, are are deemed too ignorant to perform our own web search. So, it appears this has nothing to do with Google advertising. Either put a real link or spare us the insult. Nothing I said disparages Simon's software - I commented solely on the bogus web link. Nevertheless, considering you guys mentioned expenses ... I am skeptical of any purported claims of generosity. Do the math math on the number of "donations," coupled with advertising fees, and you soon realize this could be a fairly lucrative operation. Consider the case of HRD. With 36,000 current subscriptions at $100 each, totaling $3.6 million revenue in the first year, alone - I doubt Simon "gave" that away for free. Just 5,000 ten dollar "donations" totals $50,000, which is not a bad income for a cottage industry. Add the opportunity for subsidies from commercial interests, such as Apache Labs, just as an example, and ... well ... the should be obvious. This is neither a hobby nor charity. And that is just MY take -- your mileage may differ. Don't bother throwing me out ... I accept the invitation to leave voluntarily. JR |
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Re: Bose Bluetooth audio
Joe Puma
Yup why should I just have all the fun ;)
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Joe On Mar 23, 2019, at 1:39 PM, Siegfried Jackstien <siegfried.jackstien@...> wrote:
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Re: Excessive Distortion with RTL_SDR dongle
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Joe Puma
What’s just labeled FM in the states? FM (88-108mhz) is called FM in the states. But in ham radio world we distinguish the different FM modes as NFM= Narrow FM, WFM=Wide FM and BFM=Broadcast FM. You’ll see it in any SDR app. But don’t use BFM in the real world cause your kid might think you’re nuts if you're in the car and say, hey put on some BFM radio, let’s hear some tunes. 73 Joe KD2NFC On Mar 23, 2019, at 12:32 PM, n6szc via Groups.Io <n6szc@...> wrote:
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Re: Bose Bluetooth audio
Siegfried Jackstien
so alexa is also listening to any radio conversation you are listening to??? good to know :-) dg9bfc sigi Am 23.03.2019 um 17:37 schrieb Joe
Puma:
I have BT’d my computer to my Alexa to listen to SDRC. Sounded real nice. |
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Re: Lime SDR Gain settings in V3.0.6
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From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of sm6fhz
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Re: Bose Bluetooth audio
Joe Puma
I have BT’d my computer to my Alexa to listen to SDRC. Sounded real nice.
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Joe On Mar 23, 2019, at 11:20 AM, Siegfried Jackstien <siegfried.jackstien@...> wrote:
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Re: ASIO compatibility??
Joe Puma
You might be right. If you have ASIO devices on your computer with drivers installed, wrapper included, you will get a driver in your sound devices whether it be via direct sound or some other method MME. Any input or output audio device configured for windows will show up in SDRC. Make sure you have these devices available in your computer first, if you can’t see the ASIO driver as playback or record, neither will SDRC.
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Like Paul said if the device don’t support the ASIO or the low latency it provides. Having the drivers installed to use your sound card is a moot point. Do you have at least a sound blaster? My experience with ASIO goes back as far as the 90-2k when I was a hobby music producer using programs like Cubase. An ASIO component was installed to access ASIO compatible devices through windows sound. Joe KD2NFC On Mar 23, 2019, at 7:02 AM, Paul White <paul@...> wrote:
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Re: Not pleased
Joe Puma
And like others who like to sling mud on the interneT, he’ll never respond to the backlash with humility. Nothing learned, nothing gained. So sad Richard.
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Btw that’s really something stupid to complain about. A website Ad. Holy cow Thanks for all you do Simon. Hats off to you. Joe On Mar 23, 2019, at 6:59 AM, Max via Groups.Io <d.austin@...> wrote:
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Re: Excessive Distortion with RTL_SDR dongle
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William, I was having the same problem, so I kept messing with the buttons until I got it to work. Seems it was a labeling issue on the buttons. If you want to listen to local FM, select the BFM button, Broadcast FM. I kept wondering what BFM was since in the States it's just labeled FM. Anyway, sorry for being long winded. Select the BFM button and should take care of the problem. 73.
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Re: Bose Bluetooth audio
Siegfried Jackstien
audio buffers??? rx buffers?? remember sending bluetooth audio takes also cpu time (not much but it is there) dg9bfc sigi Am 23.03.2019 um 14:04 schrieb HF
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The speaker is about 2 feet away and the audio sounds ok from other sources just not SDRC I must have a setting wrong. |
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Re: Not pleased
M0ZEH <m0zeh@...>
Look out the window I'm coming round to fix your problem.
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Lime SDR Gain settings in V3.0.6
sm6fhz
Hi.
Up till V3.0.6 it has been possible to set the gain of the different amps in the Lime separately. In V3.0.6 I am not able to find how do that any longer. I can set the total gain but not the gain distribution. Visual gain is still available separately in V3.0.6. Do I miss out some button or setting somewhere? Together with this, in V3.0.6, SDR-console or the Lime, do not remember the gain (total) setting used. I have to re-set the value every time I start the Lime. I have not found a way to make them remember. Any hint on that? 73 / Ingolf, SM6FHZ |
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Re: Bose Bluetooth audio
HF Seattle
The speaker is about 2 feet away and the audio sounds ok from other sources just not SDRC I must have a setting wrong.
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Re: Not pleased
Keith
Just use the Brave web browser stops all you are complaining about.
73 Keith
From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io [mailto:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io] On Behalf Of Jerry Lofstead
Then do not use his site.
On Fri, Mar 22, 2019 at 7:41 PM Richards <jrichards@...> wrote:
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Re: Not pleased
Jerry Lofstead W3CDE
Then do not use his site. On Fri, Mar 22, 2019 at 7:41 PM Richards <jrichards@...> wrote: I am displeased the link on Simon's site supposedly leading to a description of a TONOR brand microphone, first leads to a Google advertisement or search page, and is not a direct link to another web page as one would expect. Many users intentionally avoid Google's search engine for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is the matter of privacy and preventing Google from tracking their every move. This sort of intermediary link wrongly undermines and co-opts a user's deliberate efforts to avoid the Google search engine. I wonder whether Google pays a web site owner to inject this sort of intermediate link, either as a form of advertisement or as a back door effort to circumvent one's choice of search engine. |
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Re: ASIO compatibility??
Paul White
Fernando, I'm not very knowledgable about this and hope others could clarify, but...
ASIO really comes into its own with external devices like mixer desks for which the manufacturer writes a custom ASIO driver to minimise USB transfer latency and glitches. If you mean ASIO4ALL, I think that's only a wrapper based on other Windows APIs (WASAPI???), designed to "look like" ASIO, and not having any real performance advantage. OK, I'll sit down now and wait for the corrections :). |
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Re: Not pleased
Astonished at this post. Simon has spent many many thousands of hours providing amazingly useful and complex software that he charitably makes available to download completely free. Anyone who browses the web for any time at all will know what a paid ad placement looks like and can easily avoid them if they wish. If this is the case then simply do not click. It's only an advert.
Anyway, if you go to Google you can readily completely disable all tracking using the settings easily available. You can use some other search engine to find this information if you need to fanatically avoid Google. Simple solution. If you don't like Simon's (free) website or the information and software on it, don't use it. Simon...... well done for the dignified response. I doubt many would be able to be so polite in the face of such a ridiculous and highly rude and ill considered post. Richards.... it's your post that is unacceptable. Think next time before you type. |
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Re: Recording with Console V3
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From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Jorge Garzón Gutiérrez via Groups.Io
Hi all, Is this an'y way to schedule two or more recordings with Console v3?. Being able to do it all night long would be an extremely useful feature for us, dxers!
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Re: So very pleased
Michael.2E0IHW
Simon exemplifies the best of the internet
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and is appreciated by all of us (bar one...). Michael, Devon UK On Samstag.23.03.19 07:58, Larry Dodd wrote:
Simon produces the best software available. It is professional and he supports his work and is accessible That is very important. We are blessed to have his expertise. Thank you Simon. Larry K4LED --- Diese E-Mail wurde von Avast Antivirus-Software auf Viren geprüft. https://www.avast.com/antivirus |
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