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A problem with Virtual Audio Cables
I'm using SDR console V3 to receive C-Band aero signals from the Inmarsat satellite - my setup is: RSP1A into SDR console, console has 9 receivers feeding 9 instances of Jaero decoding software each fed via a virtual audio cable.
Everything works fine for several hours then for no apparent reason the link is lost on all VAC's between console and Jaero - the signal is showing on the waterfall in console but not being passed on. The VAC links can be re-established by closing down console and re-opening it.. Has anyone experienced this sort of problem or any ideas where to look - the trouble is this receiver setup is supposed to run 24/7 so the problem is a bit frustrating. All being run on a Windows 7 laptop Paul |
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Console audio like nofched
hb9bhu@...
Hi all
I did most likely overlook something in my settings. New nstallation of SDR console 3.3 after a long break with my local SDRs (Afedri, Airspy and Funcube) worked fine. Everything seem to work with one exeption: When I tune in to a signal, i.e. a cw beacon, I hear the signal until I stopp moving the VFO, then the ton disappears like a nocht filter was active and a just hear the white noise despite the signel is clearly visable in the passband of the waterfalll. Thr notck filter is switched off! Any hints? TNX! Fredi |
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Re: V3 Release
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From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Alex OE3JTB
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Re: V3 Release
Alex OE3JTB
HI Simon
today I updated to 3.0.3 and it works tnx 73 Alex |
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Re: ARGH! My stuttering is back on the SDR-iq's via remote
HERB KEATON N2GEW
I see this issue has now crossed several messages and seems fairly widespread.
That being said, there seem to be many not affected so that adds to some frustration. I would have hoped the log files might contain some clues, but apparently not. I could replace my entire network but have no assurance this is truly a "network only" issue. I think my best course of action is to bring in a new PC and configure the server and see if that end has any effect. Having three clients all behaving near the same, at least I may be able to isolate / eliminate one variable at a time. And it's less timely and expensive that replacing an Asus high end router and reconfiguring our entire network, again with no positive that these hours / $$ would resolve the issue. In case it might get looked at again, attached is the latest screen shot. It would be bitter sweet to have to run up a white flag. But...…. 73 |
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Re: New Red Pitaya
Paul White
Isn't it still true that coherent reception on the 2 radios is not possible out-of-the-box? That would be a terrible shame.
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Re: ARGH! My stuttering is back on the SDR-iq's via remote
Stu C <stu@...>
I'm beginning to wonder if this is Spectre/Meltdown mitigation hitting streaming performance.
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If so would differ between CPU's and BIOS's. If you can, update your BIOS on any Server and Clients where stutter is seen, see if it affect anything. https://www.infoq.com/news/2018/01/intel-spectre-performance BTW Kriss sort of got your lustration but had to hold my head sideways for the post-email-group formatting. Good luck with the barn door, hope the horse is still there. On 30/11/2018 12:55, Kriss Kliegle wrote:
Looks like my 'drawing' got destroyed in the formating. The only part of the complex network I have that isn't common is the switch used in the office to feed the Raspberry Pie ADSB RXR server, SDR-iq #1 and SDRPlay #1 server, and my desktop PC. That's an old Net Gear 10/100. There was not much traffic through it, just occasional ADSB traffic, and the SDR-iq#1/SDRPlay #1 server was not in use at the time. |
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Re: ARGH! My stuttering is back on the SDR-iq's via remote
Looks like my 'drawing' got destroyed in the formating. The only part of the complex network I have that isn't common is the switch used in the office to feed the Raspberry Pie ADSB RXR server, SDR-iq #1 and SDRPlay #1 server, and my desktop PC. That's an old Net Gear 10/100. There was not much traffic through it, just occasional ADSB traffic, and the SDR-iq#1/SDRPlay #1 server was not in use at the time.
The DD-WRT modified router is there to give me an WAP out in barn (shop), so the wifi part really isn't in use now that I ran Cat6 over to repeater shed. I just use the ports as a switch for now. Will spend more time later today, barn door folks are due to arrive any minute... 73 Kriss KA1GJU |
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Re: ARGH! My stuttering is back on the SDR-iq's via remote
HERB KEATON N2GEW
Kriss:
Logfile attached. No stuttering detected this AM. Currently listening to 75 meters and clean. I am having the stuttering issues on my LAN / Server. The log looks very similar to you and I am struggling to figure it out and the significance of our constant restarts: Radio V3Server> Flow control: sleep 5 ms (restart timing) All my clients affected: laptops, WIFI, ethernet, desktops. 73 Herb |
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Re: ARGH! My stuttering is back on the SDR-iq's via remote
Stu C <stu@...>
Quickish reply,
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The "DD-WRT Router(Repeater Bridge)" is a red flag, WiFi repeaters can half the available bandwidth as they receive and retransmit the data, WPA bridges can be a bit slow anyway, add in clients and it's not a good arrangement for throughput. That with 100M switches stands out to me as a bottleneck. If you don't actually use the repeater side just dedicate that WiFi to P-P and use another access point for clients. I've gone over to fibre here as Mikrotik stuff is excellent value and two Managed 5 port Gig switches with fibre SFP (1.25G) modules and 30m of OM4 fibre should be less than $200. Would need a bit of trunking for that "inside" fibre but outside fibre is not that much more If you must go WiFi then look at some dedicated 5G point to point from Ubiquiti (or even TP-Link). 5 port Gig switches are cheap now, IMO time for a refresh. Cheers Stu BTW Libre office draw is free and excellent for quick sketches others can easily visualise.. the On 30/11/2018 03:11, Kriss Kliegle wrote: SDR-iq's #2 and #3 on one netbook are now stutter withing my own LAN from select desktops. If I do some web browsing, it clears up for the most part. Sometimes it comes back, but not as bad. |
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Re: LimeSDR - Transmit Status
steve@...
Hi,
I just wanted to check if we should currently expect a PTT ouput on the J12 GPIO yet ? The other option that might work (for me anyway) is if there is a way a run a custom script at the start and end of a TX. I could then send commands to my switching board to control TX/RX switching. thx, Steve |
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ARGH! My stuttering is back on the SDR-iq's via remote
SDR-iq's #2 and #3 on one netbook are now stutter withing my own LAN from select desktops. If I do some web browsing, it clears up for the most part. Sometimes it comes back, but not as bad.
Doesn't matter what bandwidth started or switched to. The SDRPlay #2 on a neighboring netbook in the repeater shed operating at 1MHz bandwidth runs just fine from the client machine through all the network pieces Artist rendition of my network currently: (The ==> and <== below are hardwired connections) Netbook ==> 5 port 10/100Mbbs Switch ==> DD-WRT Router(Repeater Bridge) ==> Verizon ISP Router <== Net Geat 10/100Mbbs Switch <== Client W7 Intel i5-3350P CPU @3.10GHz in repeater 2 SDR netbooks, Dstar Laptop WAP and switch in barn in house in office/shack feeding shed ADSB Pie and SDR-iq #1 SDRPlay#1 Netbook The XYL's old i3 laptop runs the same server just fine, no stuttering at all. XYL's laptop is hardwired right to Verizon Router, but still has to go thru the same DD-WRT modified Lyksys Routerin barn and the switch in shed. Can folks outside my LAN access my SDR-iq #2 and #3 and see how it behaves? 73 Kriss KA1GJU |
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Re: ANAN Radios - Borked!
pinoleronica <pinoleronica@...>
I did not know that the ANAN 7000dle was in the testing fashion. If so, Simon, can I be added?
Rafael / NN3RP
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Re: NEWBIE-v2.0.3 build 1263
Alan G4ZFQ
820t2I should have guessed:-) Look here https://www.sdr-radio.com/Radios/RTLDongles you need to load the driver with Zadig. Alan. |
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Re: NEWBIE-v2.0.3 build 1263
Butch Lake <lakebutch@...>
820t2 DVB-T-FM-DAB I hope this is right On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 6:27 AM Alan G4ZFQ <alan4alan@...> wrote: > I am new to sdr and evidently i need some drivers or some kind of |
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Re: Data Repeater - Interface to RSS?
Simon
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Understand. SDRsharp has a plugin that allows it to send data to RSS. It was written by Alan Duffy. In fact just last night I finally got it to work sort of but it is buggy and crashes a lot. It is just a small dll file. So may not be too difficult. Understand about your schedule we all appreciate your expertise and work. Thanks! Larry On Nov 29, 2018, at 6:41 AM, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:
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Re: NEWBIE-v2.0.3 build 1263
Alan G4ZFQ
I am new to sdr and evidently i need some drivers or some kind of file/files--any one help me?You most likely need something but you need to tell us what SDR you have. Alan |
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NEWBIE-v2.0.3 build 1263
Butch Lake <lakebutch@...>
I am new to sdr and evidently i need some drivers or some kind of file/files--any one help me?
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Re: New Red Pitaya
Ron,
I’m watching this new Red Pitaya – if it’s as good as is claimed then I may be tempted, but in general I’m moving away from HF.
Simon Brown, G4ELI
From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Ron Liekens
Simon, one of my friends owns a RedPitaya and is very pleased with it. Obviously it needs good bandpass filters to work fine. I can borrow it for a while if I want. It seems to need a specific software to run it as it seems. |
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Re: New Red Pitaya
Ron Liekens
Simon, one of my friends owns a RedPitaya and is very pleased with it. Obviously it needs good bandpass filters to work fine. I can borrow it for a while if I want. It seems to need a specific software to run it as it seems.
73" Ron ON2RON |
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