My primary units still run V71 as they both do pushover notifications that are not supported by v73. As we are IaR subscribers, I have another raspberry pi running the IaR v73f. The integration with IaR has made a huge difference in notification reliability through their service for us. I also have a second instance running the free v73f as I have always needed to run a separate instance for any Sprint subscribers. Both work quite well (audio is from an sdr stick by the way). I think that biggest difference v71 to v73 is correction of the problem that required a periodic reboot in the earlier version. While the instructions still recommend a periodic reboot, v73 will run for an extended period without one. v73 also appears to have better error checking. I copied over my .cfg files from v71 and it wouldn't run until I corrected errors that 71 apparently ignored. Another big plus is that IaR now has posted an image file for a Raspberry Pi that is all set up. Just download it, unzip it, image an SD card, pop it in the pi and you are ready to go. This makes it much easier for a novice Linux user to implement. Their instructions are very thorough and easy to follow. They even have a video showing how to set one up.
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I don’t remember for sure now, but it was simple things like two entries in a tone set, say record _ delay=0 and record_delay=3 for the same set. These would keep it from starting without pointing you to the culprit. The one that gave me the most fits was the instance_id parameter in config.cfg. As I recall, the only way I found around that was to delete that line from config.cfg then use the config editor to put it back in.
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Sounds easily enough, thanks for the guidance.
davidVT
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Hello all,
Can anyone remind me how to use redundant ftp operations when you must use a sub directory?
So my two important redundant files need to go to
ftp.server/ttd/
My ftp login only takes me to
ftp.server/
I know version 71 has a function to deal with this on the audio files. It works well.
I thought there was a workaround for the redundant files but have not found it searching the forum history.
Thank you
Can anyone remind me how to use redundant ftp operations when you must use a sub directory?
So my two important redundant files need to go to
ftp.server/ttd/
My ftp login only takes me to
ftp.server/
I know version 71 has a function to deal with this on the audio files. It works well.
I thought there was a workaround for the redundant files but have not found it searching the forum history.
Thank you
davidVT
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Thank you Andy.
I managed to create a directory that works as required.
simple ftp url that dumps to a write access directory on the web server.
mytestsite.com
User
Password
I think I had some hidden fault in the redundant config files as I had to totally rewrite them and finally it started to work on V71... now on to v68.
Thx again
I managed to create a directory that works as required.
simple ftp url that dumps to a write access directory on the web server.
mytestsite.com
User
Password
I think I had some hidden fault in the redundant config files as I had to totally rewrite them and finally it started to work on V71... now on to v68.
Thx again
Is it still possible to obtain a copy of TwoToneDetect71c for Linux? It seems all the binaries have disappeared, and finding it online for Linux is basically impossible.
ghkenney
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When TTD sends out my audio alert recording, it has a watermark that repeats "trial" throughout the recording. Anyone know how to get rid of this message. As recreational listeners, I believe we are exempt from signing up for the "pay" service.
That's not coming from TTD. Are you using Virtual Audio Cable or something like that in the audio chain?
Andy
Depends on how quick you use this link:
I was looking for the Linux version, which apparently is different from the ARM version for Raspberry Pi. I couldn't get that to run on a Linux distro. I was able to find it for Windows for testing, not what I wanted but it works for now.
ghkenney
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Yes, I am using a virtual audio cable. Is the "trial" hidden in that app. Any thoughts eliminating it. I will go look at the program and see if I can buy something. Thanks.
Use this.
vbaudio-HiFiCableAsioBridgeSetup.exe - AnonFiles
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