New decoder for Tetra and diferents modes
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racingfan360
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It is possible: https://twitter.com/LouisErigHerve
..but the author evidently does not want to share the code
i use this one i'm on version 1.6.0 now ,it need more work but is a start, first it eliminate sdr# wich is a great thing. bet that was some hours spent so i'll appreciate it and wait for impovements if developer have time and want to do that. nice job.
new version 1.6 is excellent , now i can save frequencies with respective modes . netra is also working for the very first time. decoded sound for DMR is better than DSD+, very easy to use compared as well. i no longer have to have the many stupid settings for dsd+ which making them work together is mission impossible specially if the system data are not published or if its misconfigured.
Tetra works , great sound quality . but i noticed call order is not set or maybe requires some improvement . by that i mean if you are listenining to a current call and a newer call comes it will be played rather than the current one. everything else is great indeed. thanks monerioma
Tetra works , great sound quality . but i noticed call order is not set or maybe requires some improvement . by that i mean if you are listenining to a current call and a newer call comes it will be played rather than the current one. everything else is great indeed. thanks monerioma
Using version 1.6 and working very well... FM, ADSB, DMR, TETRA.
A wish list for further features would be;
squelch control
moving the cursor in frequency steps, rather than random tuning
ability to scan frequency list entries
ability to make a frequency list within Excel. csv format?
show colour code/talkgroup in DMR mode
Keep up the good work and thanks for all the effort put into openear.
A wish list for further features would be;
squelch control
moving the cursor in frequency steps, rather than random tuning
ability to scan frequency list entries
ability to make a frequency list within Excel. csv format?
show colour code/talkgroup in DMR mode
Keep up the good work and thanks for all the effort put into openear.
I can´t open new version 1.6 on Windows 7. Library "rtlsdr.dll" from folder #SDR I have copied. When I try open command line, system write "program too big to fit in memory". Do somebody any idea what is wrong? Previously version1.5.2 runing OK. Thank you for every idea.
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Why you want to open rtlsdr.dll ?
I also would like to see the features listed above by daratt.
Also, the ability to select a particular tuner, in the event you have more than one connected. And the ability to work with Airspy.
And despite the graphic at the beginning of the video above, it doesn't decode P25.
Also, the ability to select a particular tuner, in the event you have more than one connected. And the ability to work with Airspy.
And despite the graphic at the beginning of the video above, it doesn't decode P25.
No no a I don´t open rtlsdr.dll, I only copied rtlsdr.dll from folder #SDR to folder where I have Open EAR. When I try run program - program not open. When try open program by command line - system writte "program too big to fit in memory" Do you have any idea where may be problem? Thank you for reply and any idea
hamradionl
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OpenEar v1.6 is doesnt work on Win7 X64, because very very freeze when use. But tested DLL you can get from here for X86 version rtlsdr.zip (21.65KB) - SendSpace.com
Try it.
Try it.
Ubbe
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I use Win7x64Home and OpenEar 1.6 works for me, no freeze, I think I used the x86 version.
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