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I have found a paper by Harry W3YJ describing how to connect the rig's audio to NoMachine. I have got it sort of work. But I would like to be able to share this between my two rigs (IC-7300 and

Dave Congratulations on your marriage and best wishes to you. Don't worry about age as it really is just a number. My wife passed in 2020, my current wife's husband passed 3 days later. Somehow we

Dave, *Many Congratulations* to the pair of you from someone who also got married after they had retired, after quite a few years with previous employer. Life is never quite what you expected it to

Kurt, No free lunch however.? You will need to code the multi-decoder on top of the current thor implementation.? I'm not available for while, but can look at the code this fall.? (just got

Perfect.? Exactly what I needed to know.? Thanks, Dave. 73, Kurt KE7KUS

Feasible, but I would recomment implementing as a multi-channel with individual decoding windows for each channel being decoded. David

I'm working on a project which integrates THOR digital modes into a link layer protocol for various data exchanges.? Curious if it is technically feasible to implement the fldigi Signal Browser

That's good news Steve. It's a "when nothing else works" attempt. Sometimes it seems as if bits get out of place for no known reason and strange things happen. Sometimes the same thing has to be done

Cliff, I tried your suggestion, and it seems to have worked! ?I have no idea what caused the problem, but I did save the old .flrig directory in case Dave wants to analyze it. Thank you! Steve, N5EP

Hey Steve, here are the settings I use on the Restore tab. "Use xcvr data" is checked, but everything else is unchecked. This leaves my rig settings alone whenever I start or stop flrig. This is with

Steve, Have you tried an all new flrig configuration? Just rename the .flrig directory and then start flrig an do a fresh setup. I've used flrig for years with a couple different radios and currently

Steve I feel your frustration but it still beats Windows. I have tried many distributions. Ran Linux Mint for about 3 years. Now I duel boot Linux Mint 21.2 and Fedora 40. Fedora works best for me on

On Fri, 2 Aug 2024 21:15:16 +0000 "Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via groups.io" <gm3zza@...> wrote: I imagine that some bash scripting on Ubuntu ought to be able to replace the human

Just an idea find your usb devices in your system (windows?) and plug in you radio and unplug your radio to see the information you want . It will jump in and out .I use master’s communications dra

Thanks Brian, I am looking for something that can be automated. I can use Real Intelligence (is that a term to describe flesh and blood brains?) to identify which is which as you say. The trouble is I

Maybe you guys will find this useful – I like to visualize things. In addition – I have shell scripts to reconfigure Pulse Audio specific to the Rig. So I fire up flrig script-> audio subsystem

After over a year of playing with this, I still can't get flrig (version 2.0.05, running on a mac Mini (M2 chip) with macOS Sonoma 14.6) to leave my Elecraft K4D transceiver's settings alone when the

On Fri, 2 Aug 2024 16:23:05 +0000 "Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via groups.io" <gm3zza@...> wrote: Once you know which bridge device is for which radio then you can use the output of lsusb

Brian, I can get the serial ports fine. It's the audio ports (USB Audio CODECs) that I cannot tell apart. Phil. ________________________________ Sent: 02 August 2024 4:55 PM To: [email protected]

On Fri, 2 Aug 2024 15:07:30 +0000 "Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via groups.io" <gm3zza@...> wrote: What do you get using this command Philip? ls -l /dev/serial/by-id/ On Fedora 40 the