dsdtune for dsdplus

[deboe]

Works with 1.080T !! Thanks for a great program. I did notice that in the help section that it said "-fn Decode only NXDN96 (12.5 kHz)" it needs to be -fN, but anyone that uses dsdplus should know this. Thanks again!!

Thanks I opened an issue on that :
https://github.com/dreinhold/dsdtune/issues/13

 

[ak4fn]

They use -fi for NXDN48, and -fn for NXDN96

-fn puts it in NXDN48, you have to use -fN or it won't work with NXDN96.

 

[RonnieUSA]

-fn puts it in NXDN48, you have to use -fN or it won't work with NXDN96.

Here is what it says at the start of this thread.

Options for dsdtune
dsdtune Version 0.1.0
Usage:
dsdtune [options]
dsdtune -i <in_file> Use default dsd decode

-f<x> dsd decode option
-fa Auto-detect frame type (default)
-f1 Decode only P25 Phase 1
-fd Decode only D-STAR
-fi Decode only NXDN48* (6.25 kHz) / IDAS*
-fn Decode only NXDN96 (12.5 kHz)
-fp Decode only ProVoice*
-fr Decode only DMR/MOTOTRBO
-fx Decode only X2-TDMA
-xx Expect inverted X2-TDMA signal

-x Name of dsd executable. (dsdplus.exe default)
If dsdplus.exe is not found dsd.exe will be tried
-b <file> Create batch file with results
-o "<dsd options>" Options to pass to dsd from
the batch file. The double quotes are required
-l <file> Log file name (dsdtune.log default)

 

[slicerwizard]

Well, the OP can't edit the beginning of this thread to fix what looks to me to be a typo.

 

[mikewazowski]

Is that better?

 

[deboe]

Is that better?

Yep thanks!!

I must have mistakenly used the Linux dsd switches when I created it ;(.

 

[dooshorama]

recently i used DSD+ 1.074 to raw capture five P25 clips within the span of 1 hour. the source is trunked, 8 channel freq about the same level, using SDR#. i captured another clip a couple hours later. all were from the same talkgroup.

i processed all 6 clips thru dsdtune 0.1.1. i expected to get similar results, based on my setup. i got varied results, making me conclude that the custom settings are specific to each transmission.

my question is: is it fair to assume there is no such thing as a tuned global setting?

here are my results:

1	-dr1 -dh6 -ds63 -dd92 -dv2
2	-dr5 -dh6 -ds62 -dd94 -dv22
3	-dr2 -dh8 -ds64 -dd91 -dv29
4	-dr1 -dh1 -ds63 -dd99 -dv2
5	-dr2 -dh2 -ds59 -dd30 -dv5
6	-dr1 -dh1 -ds61 -dd33 -dv17

 

[deboe]

These are fine tuning settings. So small things will affect them.
I would say you just do some sort of an average, which will be the best for all.

Dylan