DRL-XM43
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My challenge is that I monitor (scan) a set of frequencies shared by digital and analog transmissions. I would like to listen to both.
The excellent DSD+ plugin allows to "mute this channel" while DSD+ is providing digital decoded audio.so it is not mixed in with the rude noise made by digital transmissions.
After the digital transmission is ended the analog (of course) remains muted unless the mute is unchecked again thus allowing the analog audio.
Doing this mute/un-mute by hand is tedious and not practical.
What would be ideal is if the DSD+ plugin could apply the mute when the signal is seen as digital and apply the un-mute when the transmission ends.
I have no idea if this would even be technically achievable, but what a perfect feature set for scanning analog coexisting with digital on the same frequency. Short of that does anyone know any work around to achieve the effect of clean audio of digital - analog signals on a contiguous basis, not simultaneously.
Thanks,
Doug
The excellent DSD+ plugin allows to "mute this channel" while DSD+ is providing digital decoded audio.so it is not mixed in with the rude noise made by digital transmissions.
After the digital transmission is ended the analog (of course) remains muted unless the mute is unchecked again thus allowing the analog audio.
Doing this mute/un-mute by hand is tedious and not practical.
What would be ideal is if the DSD+ plugin could apply the mute when the signal is seen as digital and apply the un-mute when the transmission ends.
I have no idea if this would even be technically achievable, but what a perfect feature set for scanning analog coexisting with digital on the same frequency. Short of that does anyone know any work around to achieve the effect of clean audio of digital - analog signals on a contiguous basis, not simultaneously.
Thanks,
Doug
