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HF Broadcast Schedules
It's buried in the bug list, but there is an entry that says:- Use info from public databases, e.g. shortwave broadcast schedules (EiBi)
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WSPR and who is logged on
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DRM demod? [yes, external app Dream now working!]
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"Initial mode" & "Initial BCB channel spacing" [fixed in v1.150]
Ugh. You are absolutely correct. Looks like I broke admin page menu select callbacks when I did a code cleanup a little while ago. I'm surprised no one else has complained about this until now. It affects 8 different menu selects on the admin pages. I'll release a fix for this right away. Thanks for mentioning it! -
Suggestion - insert google analytics code from admin panel
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Sound recording from multiple opened browse windows for diversity reception?
You can see all the current options by doing: python kiwirecorder.py --helpI didn't write this code, and I don't know python, so requests for improvement should go to the original author: https://github.com/dev-zzo/kiwiclient -
Sound recording from multiple opened browse windows for diversity reception?
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Sound recording from multiple opened browse windows for diversity reception?
@zfyoung,Your original post mentioned diversity reception, but also IQ mode. What exactly did you have in mind that was IQ-related? Were you thinking of traditional frequency diversity where kiwirecorder would open two connections on two different frequencies but merge the mono audio from each into a 2-channel file? (as L/R stereo) Or something more complicated? -
Sound recording from multiple opened browse windows for diversity reception?
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Sound recording from multiple opened browse windows for diversity reception?
Aww, I'm such an idiot. The answer is so simple. The passband isn't wide enough! When you click the IQ button on the Kiwi it sets IQ demod mode, but also sets a default passband. But that's just how the Kiwi user interface works.With kiwirecorder when you change the mode with "-m iq" the low-level command it's sending on the web socket only changes the mode. It doesn't know anything about the passband. You'll get whatever the last passband was. The default for a new Kiwi connection is USB 300 - 2700 (2400 wide).This is of course not what you want with IQ mode. So try something like:python kiwirecorder.py -s fenu-radio.ddns.net -p 8073 -f 3965 -m iq -L -5000 -H 5000Which sets a DSB passband from -5 to +5 kHz for use with DRM. Using this I was able to feed the recorded file to Dream with no problems decoding at all.