Thanks.It allows you to select any input source other than TCP linking for feeding audio to DSD+ (virtual audio cable, line-in input, basically anything from the computer's sound card)
A number of those are likely help files you generated yourself.Look in the DSD folder.
- Notes.txt
- Trunking.txt
- Changes.txt
- FMP.txt
- FMPA.txt
- FMPAv2p7.txt
- DSDPlus.txt
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initially, each of which is a widely practiced help/man file trigger... I just want to add a little more to this reply. It's a good answer but I wanted to add this: Passive Monitor is the main mode you would use when monitoring non-trunked channels, TCP linked or otherwise. All other modes are for following trunked systems. But this one is your "conventional" monitoring mode.It allows you to select any input source other than TCP linking for feeding audio to DSD+ (virtual audio cable, line-in input, basically anything from the computer's sound card)