I didn't write that python code, and I don't know python, so I'm not sure if you could modify it to create a source suitable for input to Dream. You might still need to use a VAC if Dream can only dea

Hi John,I have kiwifax.py up running and wondering if it possible to use the same method to transfer IQ signal to remote computer and decode with DREAM/DRM.

The Dream DRM receiver did not lock, but did manage to light up the first 2 bars several times and once the 1st bar turned green. Given a proper steady IQ stream for the received DRM station, I think

Further effort with DRM decoding. I compiled DReaM on a ACER Aspire One running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS this evening. I used the script file found here:https://gist.github.com/onetransistor/4cbe3a8ab5d47da22

Debian/Ubuntu users have successfully compiled DReaM with Pulseaudio support and are decoding DRM received from other SDRs. I use openSUSE on my desktop currently and if Debian can do it, so can open

a Dream unfulfilled

not tried it with the Stereo AM. The version of Dream in the openSUSE repositories does not support Pulseaudio, just Alsa, and I need to manage to install QT correctly in order to compile Dream to ad

I ran Dream and Sodira in parallel using VAC and tried a few DRM stations.

Yes, SoDiRa has an excellent DRM decoder, like Dream. The AM demodulator of SoDiRa is C-quam.

SODIRA also has built-in DRM which is interesting. I wonder if they started with the Dream code and integrated it?

Thanks for implementing this, it's very useful.

In the examples given above a sound sink is created and then a monitor of that sink is used to feed audio to DREAM. The linked examples aren't using commands that Pulse Audio will accept in my version

When you get ready to run DREAM to decode the DRM software, you will want to send the KiwiSDR audio to DREAM, but not have to listen to it in your speakers. This link should open a thread on this subj

The VAC I use on my Mac has a option called "mute audio sources". I have the browser output setup as the audio source to be fed into the Dream DRM app. So selecting this option preve

the same way. You could have Multipsk and DREAM software running at the same time and both could be a monitor of the audio. Each one would have a set of controls on the "Recording"

I am daunted by jack, jackd, and qjackctl

I tried it this afternoon with Dream and it works very well. I'm now wondering if I can also use it with Spectrum lab in IQ mode.

to the speakers/headphones. While the output of Dream continues to be heard. Maybe there is a similar setting with Windows VAC?

Okay, I have released v1.139 with the IQ mode for Dream/DRM. Restart your Kiwi to get the update immediately before the auto update beginning at 0200 UTC. Please let me know of any problems.

Okay, great. Sorry I was so pessimistic about this ever working. I should have looked closer at the Dream input issue a while ago. For some reason I got the idea in my head that a 10 kHz USB input was