I've received information from the folks at DSDPlus stating they are looking into crashes
using the new update 2.296 with FMPP using an RSP1A the LNA gain now only goes to 3 now, it use to go to 8 or 9, I cant even pick up a somewhat local p25 that was has a very high signal????????
If its the pop up that I think it is, click on "More Info", and then it will give you an option to "Run Anyway". Once you do that, it shouldn't ask for further launches (until you upgrade again).Blue box that says windows can not run this app. No error code.
Just go with virtual Windows machine within LinuxI am between a rock and a hard space, Love DSD+fastlane, but hate windows, love Linux, but hate OP25. lol
Sounds like an corrupted copy of the DSDPlus.exe file. I'll bet its size is zero bytes. How did you extract it?Blue box that says windows can not run this app. No error code.

Believe it or not IT IS actually PPM related. I had the same issue with RTL-SDR. It turns out that PPM correction that I set works just fine on VHF band and trunk tracks wonderfully. As soon as I jump to the same trunk system but on UHF band it does what you're experiencing. If I set the PPM to be "correct", UHF system is working nice but of course I'm loosing the VHF one. Had this issue since well, almost foreverhave SDRPlay and when i set it on a controll channel, after a couple of seconds it jump off to 0.0125MHz higher and sits there. This is using FMPP-CC bat.
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This is on CC/VC and regardless of the network i set it on. It is not a ppm deviation, because if i use it with SDRUno for example, the frequency is correct - checked with the clock frequencies on HF.
If I swap the SDRPLay for RTL-SDR v3.0 and run the FMP-24, it all runs well.
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Believe it or not IT IS actually PPM related. I had the same issue with RTL-SDR. It turns out that PPM correction that I set works just fine on VHF band and trunk tracks wonderfully. As soon as I jump to the same trunk system but on UHF band it does what you're experiencing. If I set the PPM to be "correct", UHF system is working nice but of course I'm loosing the VHF one. Had this issue since well, almost foreverNever that big of a deal for me as I almost do not listen to the UHF system, so I keep the settings just right for the VHF one.
I was always thinking that the reason is the cheap chinese receivef.....well, maybe not![]()
Any idea how to correct PPM on FMPP-CC? It does not accept a "-Px.x" parameter (which works for FMP-24).