DRL-XM43
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HERE IN MY AREA IN ITALY EVERYTHING IS ENCRYPTED, I HAVE BEEN MONITORING THEM FOR MORE THAN 2 YEARS, I HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYONE IN CLEAR SLO ENCRYPTION.
That sounds like quite a pastime you have going LOL
HERE IN MY AREA IN ITALY EVERYTHING IS ENCRYPTED, I HAVE BEEN MONITORING THEM FOR MORE THAN 2 YEARS, I HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYONE IN CLEAR SLO ENCRYPTION.
So this program and tetra demodulator is useless in my country… what a shame
Hi, I'm not sure that this is a TTT issue but wanted to check if anyone else sees similar.
I can run TTT fine and recording works as long as I'm using VB Audio Cable. For some reason when using the default sound mapper in SDR# the recordings files are created, but they show as a flat line in Audacity.
VB Cable recording works fine until I log into my machine via RDP session. When this happens TTT won't break instantly, but as soon as a transmission is detected it will go "not responding" and the process needs to be killed. I suspect that this is some problem with the VB Cable virtual device and perhaps something 'breaks' due to the RDP session being initiated. Does anyone else see this problem?
I'm not sure if there is anything in the tool itself that can prevent this or not but I think it is more environment related.
I have the same problem all of a sudden the sdr turns off and you have to start again. I still don't know where the problem is whether it comes from the virtual sound card.
RDP Audio issues seem to be fairly common from what I have read elsewhere. Just worked out that the default sound mapper or speakings output recording wasn't working because the vbcable was set as the default mic. It does record fine when my mic is enabled, but that obviously isn't ideal as it gets all the room noise too.
VB Cable works really nicely as long as RDP isn't thrown into the mix it seems.
Open Remote Desktop
Click on Show Options
Click the Local Resources tab
In Remote Audio click Settings
Choose Play on Remote Computer
my question is which of third party software should i take can someone give me a tip thanksIt just won't work with RDP. It's a well known issue that RDP "overtakes" control over audio devices and can't be regained by other software that needs to use it. Just use some third party software to do this.
Not sure as I have not time to test it yet, but NoMachine seems promising. Will be happy if you post the results if you decide to try it.my question is which of third party software should i take can someone give me a tip thanks
my english is not that good but i would like to help and how can i help or test.Not sure as I have not time to test it yet, but NoMachine seems promising. Will be happy if you post the results if you decide to try it.
ok and that's the problem with me with the sdrJust try software called NoMachine. It's like Teamviewer.
ok and that's the problem with me with the sdr
That's just software to use instead of Remote Desktop