For example if I want to have a local Kiwi but don't see myself using DRM is there a "make -dream" kind of install?

My dream would be a custom SDR app delivering basic virtual connections with a mixer "switchboard", and a L-R balance control for fine adjustment between two chosen receiver channels

I use this schedule to update my copies of Dream automatically (Dream reads the URLs directly).

The DRM/Dream code was checked for memory leaks as much as was practical during porting. But assuming that code is at fault it's pretty much impossible to tell what's going on here. Dream is roughly 7

@Owdjim - don't forget that with the likes of VAC https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/ the output from the browser can be directly pushed to Dream, and the information can be live.

Ditto! Having a Dream style log file output would be awesome.

CNR seem all over the place at the moment. Noted them on 13780 kHz at 1000 UTC from here in NZ. Not sure what, if anything, that replaces. Is there any way to get a Dream-style log file out of the Kiw

I am working on implementing the modulation depth RMS estimate from the IQ spectrum (after carrier subtraction with a PLL) in GNURadio.

protocol rather than the MOT Slideshow and DReaM will store any images received that way in the multimedia folder. I've read that the DReaM issue with the slideshow is to do with the Qt library routi

There is actually a slight Easter egg with the DRM code. If you tune to RFI and let it sit for a while you might note that three .jpg files will eventually appear in the Kiwi source directory on the B

KTWR in Guam and Radio Marti regularly have slideshows that DReaM cannot decode due to its reliance on the Qt library. Are there any plans to include the MOT Slideshow app in future builds of the DRM

They are rather notorious for typically implementing changes that screw it all up. A bit like MS, in retrospect. One other thing: while this "Advanced Security" was in effect, I coul

I know we have discussed AGC settings and possibly implementing a bandwidth defined threshold in previous threads.

Now I have to go and work on getting my Linux Dream program to decode xHE-AAC just as the KiwSDR does!

Damn .. thats nice. The area I'm in has so much air traffic and so many channels I can pick up I'd literally have 100 bookmarks on the page. An aviation enthusiasts dream. I was picking up aircraft

In Dream, the station name is written in Chinese. Just out of curiosity, is it possible to show them on Kiwi DRM decoder interface too? (Image)

Finally got Dream V 1.17 to work on my Linux Cinnamon V 19, using Wine and Pulse Audio using the sdr.hu receivers on IQ mode.

After a few minutes of DRM use, my Kiwi stops and I cannot communicate with it for a minute or two. This has happened a few times. I can't connect via admin either. No problems via Dream or general us

Somebody told me on Twitter that my FEC software decoders are now used in three separate places in the KiwiSDR: reading satellite navigation messages, decoding WSPR transmissions and now in the DRM30…

It occurs to me that I could package up the DREAM demodulator as a Linux program that would accept raw multicast I/Q as input and emit the decoded audio as one (or more) separate multicast streams. Th