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There are 2 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1a. Re: Any plans to support independent sound devices for Tx/Rx?
From: Kevin Oleniczak
2. Help with Basic Connections
From: Ray
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1a. Re: Any plans to support independent sound devices for Tx/Rx?
Posted by: "Kevin Oleniczak" kevinoleniczak(AT)comcast.net kevinoleniczak
Date: Sat Jun 7, 2008 7:22 pm ((PDT))
--- In MM-SSTV(AT)yahoogroups.com, "Simon Brown" <simon.brown(AT)...> wrote:
> >
> > Because MM-SSTV uses device ID's and you can only enter one ID for
both TX
> > and RX. This is a problem as a soundcard may well not have the same
ID for
> > both line-on and line-out, consider those soundcards with many
inputs
> > (Edirol FA-66) or something like a USB microphone.
> >
> > It really is important to allow users to select input / output
devices
> > independently by name.
> >
> > Simon Brown, HB9DRV
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------
> > From: "ve3wej gmail" <ve3wej(AT)...>
>> > >
>> > > i still have not figured why you would want that anyway, i see
being about
>> > > to support to radios on 2 sound cards, but why rx on one tx on
the
>> > > other....
>> > >
> >
Yep. I happen to only have 1 "real" sound card installed, but also
have a TV Tuner card and a webcam that happens to have a mic on it.
Guess what... those are all registered as "sound devices" in windows
and the device id's for line in and line out are not matched. From
what i can tell, there isn't a way to change that so the software
application has to be designed to deal with it.
The only fix i was able to do was continually go into setup between
Tx and RX modes and change the device setting.... not fun.
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2. Help with Basic Connections
Posted by: "Ray" kb0odz(AT)yahoo.com kb0odz
Date: Sat Jun 7, 2008 7:24 pm ((PDT))
Hi all! I am very new to the MMSSTV program. I installed it in my
laptop and connected the rec-out jack of my Kenwood R-5000 to the mic
input of my laptop, adjusted the gain on the KENWOOD and what beautiful
pictures I am receiving on 14.230 when the band is open!
Now the tough part....I'd like to use MMSSTV on my ICOM IC-275H locally
on 2 meters. I don't have a clue how to connect the laptop to the icom.
I do have an old MFJ 1278B data controller that basically just sits on
the shelf. I use to use it with the old Multi-com program and a little
USB data link connected to the back of the 1278B. It sorta worked good,
but that is such old technology, I don't use it much at all except for
HF WX FAX on 8.502mhz now. I doubt I can use it with this new program
anyway.
Could someone point me in the right direction as to exacly what I need
to buy and exactly how to connect it to my IC-275H & laptop so I can
transmit SSTV as well as just receive it? I never tried to connect
anything to my ICOM except for the Mic and the antenna. I am totally
lost in the digital world. Must be my age, hi hi
I never used any of the jacks in the back of the rig and don't know
what they are for. I assume there is a device to inter-connect the 2
and a way to set up the program to work with it. I tried to read the
help files on MMSSTV but the laptop runs in vista and it said the help
files won't work with this version of windows.
I can supply the owners manual for the ICOM (pdf) to anyone willing to
help me out. A very patience person would be best, hi hi.
73 pse qrz de Ray KBØODZ
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