Let me understand the admin antenna switch page request: You want an indication of which antenna(s) are currently selected? (including if all grounded and multiple if mixing is enabled). As opposed to

So instead of implementing an MW BCB filter, I'd encourage trying a few dB of attenuation or try constructing notch filters for those specific problem frequencies.

Is this information currently shown in Dream? (I can't get Dream to run on my Mac anymore, sigh)

Tnx a lot for implementing the option for controlling an external attenuator in v1.801 using curl commands. Have tested it today and works great. In the case of multiple clients connected if att setti

MC6800: Wow, that goes back a ways. I haven't worked on that in many, many years. But I wrote an "interpreter" for the 6800. The theory was that emulation on the 1 GHz ARM of the Bea

I turns out that setting is essentially bogus. You can override it easily. I didn't think it through carefully enough when implementing it.

Tuning the frequency using the mouse wheel is, in my humble opinion, much easier. Implementing it by simply reprogramming inexpensive USB volume controls is very easy, as in the example here in this l

Thanks for this image. I ended up having to update my v1 board on a BBG w/Debian 9 the other night, because it wouldn't compile any release over 1.671 anymore (because of dream extension missing refs,

So, I spoke with one of the computer engineers on my team and talked through this idea a little. He explained that we use a custom Python script which connects to the Kiwi API to get the recording of

Oh yes, how can I forget TSP/TNP. A collection of test equipment I could only dream of!

The Kiwi audio output code I wrote handles stereo. But it depends on the Dream code sending stereo output samples.

Looking at the spot statistics by PSK reporter for modes such as these they appear hardly used at all or at least not reported and so may not be worth implementing due to low activity.

adding a digital mode extension. I started by implementing the RSID function. Works fine.

I ask because it's quite possible this is occurring because of a timing/race problem in the code if there is a substantial delay in the reply from the Kiwi server. The code implementing the admin DX i

I thought about implementing notch filters, especially for 1500, but I use the Kiwi mostly for MW/AM dxing, so I don't want to knock down parts of that band if I don't have to. Especially after sunset

What was the audio content? Music? I suspect it may be a "playing now" music playlist. The recent tests from SE-TA appeared to have similar non-decodable content. It looks to me as i

and Dream reports "unsupported data application"

As far as I could tell that should have worked. The only possible issue could be a problem in the resampling to 24k. Dream works internally at 24k (or multiple thereof). In Kiwi 12k mode resampling fr

The situation could be improved by implementing something that moves autoruns on rx0/rx1 to open channels on rx2-rx7 when they occur. But I'm not going to do that because such a scheme has lots of cor

What I need is 5 minutes or so of DRM recorded in IQ mode with a 10 kHz passband. It you're using a Kiwi to feed Dream through a VAC then the Kiwi is probably already setup this way. Just click the Ki