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Hello all. I have been using fldigi on an XP operating system with no problems. I recently upgraded to a new pc running Windows Vista Home Premium with a 64 bit operating system. I have installed

Hi guys and dolls, Dave read the next link: http://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/computer_microphone.php Hope it helps a little... Reg.: jan back in

Fully understood, Dave, and thanks for the quick reply. Since I am slowly going away from MixW, where a certain selected value could be selected and would be remembered, I was puzzled by the

Not for now Fred. The default bandwidth (for the internal DSP filtering) is always set to the optimal value for the pixel rate. Dave

Hi list, when I go to "configure - modem - feld" and adjust the filter slider to say 150 Hz, then "save config - close " nothing happens because when then switching between any other mode and

--- In win-fldigi@..., w1hkj <w1hkj@...> wrote: Hi Dave, thanks very much. Could you tell me how much is "within a few Hertz" to give me a guideline? Thank you 73 Fred DL6XAZ > > Hi

Hi list, has anybody encountered a similar little quirk: when I am receiving in MFSK 8 or 16, AFC being active, it does not function; instead it is necessary to manually adjust the two vertical lines

Hi list, has anybody encountered a similar little quirk: when I am receiving in MFSK 8 or 16, AFC being active, it does not function; instead it is necessary to manually adjust the two vertical lines

Hi guys Just something which may or not resonate with other users. Since running fldigi I always noticed that on running it there was never any received audio. Checking the soundcard settings on my

--- In NBEMSham@..., w1hkj <w1hkj@...> wrote: The timezone name does seem to be broken on cygwin (Windows Posix dll). Looks like an old problem:

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I asked this before with no solutions offered, so I thought try again in case someone new missed it. When I have radio control panel displayed moving of the cursor in the waterfall causes it to

Thanks very much, Dave, I passed your message on to Paul. In case there are further questions I shall revert to this problem. Best regards Fred DL6XAZ another

Rich - that is very kind and once the grey cells have digested the most important points, I think I shall have a go. Problem is that I never dealt with such syntax as - lazy me - I always used what

Hi Fred Well one important thing not to overlook is that there is not another instance of cygwin1.dll residing on the drive. It is also important to re initialise the ports after any changes. Not

I have uploaded the explanation of the rig.xml to the files section of this group. I hope it will be enough to get you started. Remember to change the com port designation and baud rate to match

Hi friends, - my mate G0UZP Paul who is also keen on using fldigi as a future substitute to MixW, alerted me to a problem he encounters on his W-XP laptop. He expressly asked me to publish his query

Hi friends - I must say: fldigi works a charm on my (radio-exclusive) AMD pc with W- XP SP3 through navigator interface with a FT-897. No problems whichoever. Installed it, fiddled around a bit,

Thanks Dave. I may have something set incorrectly here but I haven't found it. So don't rule that out either! Jim differently on

The developers will check to see if the time code behaves differently on the different OS. Dave