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There are 5 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1a. Re: Any soundcard updates
From: cesco12342000
1b. Re: Any soundcard updates
From: Simon Brown (KNS)
1c. Re: Any soundcard updates
From: AA0OI
1d. Re: Any soundcard updates
From: jdow
1e. Re: Any soundcard updates
From: jdow
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1a. Re: Any soundcard updates
Posted by: "cesco12342000" cesco1(AT)tiscali.ch cesco12342000
Date: Sat Oct 4, 2008 1:13 am ((PDT))
> Sure - visit the MMHAMSOFT website and drill down to developer stuff.
The source is present.
It's NOT.
There is the DLL and example source how to use the DLL, but not the
DLL- SOURCE.
Which is somehow sad because im shure there are lots of neat tricks
to be learned fromm mmsstv... and it's also sad the soundcard part
wont be updated to separate in/out selectors, since i have used mmsstv
for years, and it's one of the very few non-bloated
perfect-functionality programs.
Messages in this topic (10)
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1b. Re: Any soundcard updates
Posted by: "Simon Brown (KNS)" simon.brown(AT)kns.ch simonbrown42
Date: Sat Oct 4, 2008 1:22 am ((PDT))
----- Original Message -----
From: "cesco12342000" <cesco1(AT)tiscali.ch>
> >
> Which is somehow sad because im shure there are lots of neat tricks to be
> learned fromm mmsstv... and it's also sad the soundcard part wont be
> updated to separate in/out selectors, since i have used mmsstv for years,
> and it's one of the very few non-bloated perfect-functionality programs.
It is a big shame, I'm sure this is a reason why some ops use the default
soundcard on the radio and as a result send beeps and dings from Windows
through the soundcard causing the picture to become distorted / broken (you
know what I mean).
Adding support for in/out selectors would not be difficult I am sure but I
can understand why a developer doesn't want to continue with a project,
especially digital / SSTV software which really is tough on the brain. When
you also have a day job in the computer industry writing free technical
software isn't very high on the list of interesting things to do :-)
Myself I'm probably now up to speed on the various SSTV modes, just wish
there were 48 programming hours in each day.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
Messages in this topic (10)
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1c. Re: Any soundcard updates
Posted by: "AA0OI" aa0oi(AT)yahoo.com aa0oi
Date: Sat Oct 4, 2008 4:48 am ((PDT))
Hi Simon
( by the way ,, Happy Birthday,,)
Just and idea,, how about digital ssstv in HRD
( just what you need, more to do !!) I've sure Eric, would give you
any help you would need to add it,,
if you need his email let me know..
Garrett / AA0OI
----- Original Message ----
From: Simon Brown (KNS) <simon.brown(AT)kns.ch>
To: MM-SSTV(AT)yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, October 4, 2008 3:22:49 AM
Subject: Re: [MM-SSTV] Re: Any soundcard updates
----- Original Message -----
From: "cesco12342000" <cesco1(AT)tiscali. ch>
> >
> Which is somehow sad because im shure there are lots of neat tricks to be
> learned fromm mmsstv... and it's also sad the soundcard part wont be
> updated to separate in/out selectors, since i have used mmsstv for years,
> and it's one of the very few non-bloated perfect-functionali ty programs.
It is a big shame, I'm sure this is a reason why some ops use the default
soundcard on the radio and as a result send beeps and dings from Windows
through the soundcard causing the picture to become distorted / broken (you
know what I mean).
Adding support for in/out selectors would not be difficult I am sure but I
can understand why a developer doesn't want to continue with a project,
especially digital / SSTV software which really is tough on the brain. When
you also have a day job in the computer industry writing free technical
software isn't very high on the list of interesting things to do :-)
Myself I'm probably now up to speed on the various SSTV modes, just wish
there were 48 programming hours in each day.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio- deluxe.com
Messages in this topic (10)
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1d. Re: Any soundcard updates
Posted by: "jdow" jdow(AT)earthlink.net ferdyfubar
Date: Sat Oct 4, 2008 5:34 am ((PDT))
From: "cesco12342000" <cesco1(AT)tiscali.ch>
Sent: Friday, 2008, October 03 18:24
>> Sure - visit the MMHAMSOFT website and drill down to developer stuff. The
>> source is present.
> >
> > It's NOT.
> > There is the DLL and example source how to use the DLL, but not the DLL-
> > SOURCE.
> >
> > Which is somehow sad because im shure there are lots of neat tricks to be
> > learned fromm mmsstv... and it's also sad the soundcard part wont be
> > updated to separate in/out selectors, since i have used mmsstv for years,
> > and it's one of the very few non-bloated perfect-functionality programs.
"http://mmhamsoft.amateur-radio.ca/files/index.html#Programmer%20&%20Misc"
mmw103.zip and mmr101.zip
The first is for audio. The second is for serial port.
The source referred to was a trick for sending serial port over a network.
It can be exploited for other purposes.
Of course, there are other tools as well.
I never meant to remotely imply that MMSSTV source was available.
{^_^}
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1e. Re: Any soundcard updates
Posted by: "jdow" jdow(AT)earthlink.net ferdyfubar
Date: Sat Oct 4, 2008 5:39 am ((PDT))
From: "Simon Brown" <simon.brown(AT)kns.ch>
Sent: Thursday, 2008, October 02 14:43
> > --- In MM-SSTV(AT)yahoogroups.com, "jdow" <jdow(AT)...> wrote:
>> >>
> Um, I bet somebody could take Mako's MMW103 Client side code and adapt
> it to open serial ports in a more sensible manner. It'd probably be on
> the order of 20 or so hours of work.
> Is the source available?
> Simon HB9DRV
The specific tool is mmr101.zip. Since MMSSTV will use the MMR serial
over Ethernet tool for a serial port surrogate you can build a new
server side that opens serial ports more flexibly. You can also do the
same with sound ports using the MMW103.zip.
(I have an amalgam of the two which is "upset" at the moment. I tried
to fix what was not broke mistaking bad behavior for a program fault
rather than a problem with the &#)(&#E Broadcom 1G Ethernet adapter on
my machine's motherboard.)
{^_^} Joanne, W6MKU
Messages in this topic (10)
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