DSD+ 2.522 Released Thursday, January 23, 2025

[Reconrider]

Are you running both instances in the same directory?

I have 3 instances running from 1 directory. All using single dongles also.

You gotta add -F# as an argument where # = a number between 1 and 99

 

[seagravebuff60]

Thanks, that will help me with following what's happening with all the new radios that are being deployed at the moment.

No Problem, Glad I can help!

I think that is how data can be corrupted between systems, especially on initial startup, or when scoping out new systems.

I have a directory for each established system and test directories for new discoveries.

This is definitely true, unless one uses the particular switches required to run multiple versions from one directory. I've never done it myself.

DSD+ 2.176

In -r1 mode, multiple copies of DSD+ and FMPx can run in the same folder and share the
DSD+ data files. Each DSD+/FMPx pair can monitor different sites or systems.
Use the -F<num> file name modifier on the DSD+ command line for each additional copy of
DSD+ to avoid file naming conflicts.

I have been running up to four instances in the same folder for years and have never had an issue. Each instance is named differently with the -F parameter.

 

[julianoaraujo4]

I have a problem with the dsd+ 2.523, it is giving me this print error, can anyone help me?

 

[mtindor]

1. Why are you running SDRSharp?
2. First try:

FMPA-CC.bat (if you have an Airspy)
FMP24-CC.bat (if you have a dongle)
FMPP-CC.bat (if you have an SDRPlay device)

and then

1R.bat

So FMP*-CC.exe and 1R.bat

Once you have that working, then graduate to SDRSharp usage if you want (although you can't trunktrack with SDR#)

And you clearly either have modified some batch file or are running DSDPlus.exe with your own commandline.

dsdplus -h will give you help

-Och <file> Output audio file channel count and name/type [-O DSDPlus.wav]
ch: M=mono,S=stereo,blank=auto; file: .wav or .mp3 (NUL=none)

So you should be using something like:

-O NUL (you don't want to save the audio)
-O dsdplus.wav
-O dsdplus.mp3

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1. Por que você está executando o SDRSharp?
2. Primeira tentativa:

FMPA-CC.bat (se você tiver um Airspy)
FMP24-CC.bat (se você tiver um dongle)
FMPP-CC.bat (se você tiver um dispositivo SDRPlay)

e então

1R.bat

Então FMP*-CC.exe e 1R.bat

Depois que isso estiver funcionando, passe para o uso do SDRSharp se quiser (embora você não possa fazer trunktrack com SDR#)

E você claramente modificou algum arquivo em lote ou está executando o DSDPlus.exe com sua própria linha de comando.

dsdplus -h lhe dará ajuda

-Och <arquivo> Contagem e nome/tipo do canal do arquivo de áudio de saída [-O DSDPlus.wav]
ch: M=mono,S=stereo,blank=auto; arquivo: .wav ou .mp3 (NUL=nenhum)

Então você deve usar algo como:

-O NUL (você não quer salvar o áudio)
-O dsdplus.wav
-O dsdplus.mp3