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Wow. I just tried the macOS installer for FreeDV. Very easy. Works great! I used the "Loopback" virtual audio cable for Mac to route Kiwi browser audio output to FreeDV. Went to the qso.freedv.org website to find active transmissions.
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A few months ago I looked at JS8Call. I even tried to modify the Kiwi's existing FT8 library for the JS8 waveform. No luck getting it working yet. The JS8 waveform/protocol is only moderately documented. I used AI to try and fill in the gaps. And on…
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I looked at the state of FreeDV a little bit. The problem is that currently a lot of RADE v1 is written in Python. This is fine for desktop-class machines. Or an RPi 5 that has no other realtime constraints (e.g. Kiwi server code). There are apparen…
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But the entire point of giving a password is to not be timed out under any circumstances. This requirement mostly came from people wanting to do long-term recording on a fixed frequency. And were given an exemption password by the Kiwi owner/admin t…
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@XPloRR Sorry, this is a very bad time of year for me. Dozens of big problems stacked up ahead of you. People waiting.. You need to detect an impending inactivity or 24hr timeout. And then react to it in some manner, which may not be in the same way…
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If a 24hr limit exists then each second a particular IP is connected adds to its 24hr counter. If the limit is exceeded you can no longer connect until the counter is cleared. The counter is cleared at the time your Kiwi checks for software updates.…
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Sorry -- now disconnected from admin page. The admin user tab doesn't affect the timeout mechanisms.
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Well, I don't see anything wrong. The inactivity timeout does not override the 24 hr limit. If I set the limits to 2 & 10 minutes respectively then "xx:xx act" is shown in the user tab until connected for more than 8 minutes. Then &quo…
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Also send admin password so I can check log messages to see what might be wrong: support@kiwisdr.com Thanks
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The limits do not apply to connections made from the local network. That is, from computers on the same local network as the Kiwi (e.g. both have local IP addresses of 192.168.1.xxx). If you have a Kiwi-2 try the serial number-based link, e.g. 2xxxx…
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There are going to be a number of notification issues like that. And we had discussed the impact of the frequency offset issue earlier. And @barneyuk brings up the open issue of extensions. The only reasonable first step there would be to consider t…
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December 3, 2025: Our kiwisdr.nz store is temporarily sold out. More units available December 15. Distributors have plenty: DX Engineering (US), ML&S (UK), WiMo (DE). As always thanks for your support. Enjoy the holidays.
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December 3, 2025: Our kiwisdr.nz store is temporarily sold out. More units available December 15. Distributors have plenty: DX Engineering (US), ML&S (UK), WiMo (DE). As always thanks for your support. Enjoy the holidays.
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Works great -- Thanks! Couple of remaining issues: I will hold off on moving any more serial number proxied Kiwi to the secondary proxy server until you implement connection retry. I.e. if connection to Kiwi URL beginning with [digits].proxy.kiwisdr…
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No, I only have the one Galaxy A9 tablet. No Android based phone. And 1.45.04 works on the tablet. But none of the 2.05.xx versions do. Seems odd that the license key dialog confirmation hangs with the 2.05.xx versions (valid key never turns the fie…
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For me 2.05.58 has exactly the same problems as .57 on my Android tablet. I can open both of the kiwiservers.js files in a browser fine.
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Yes, AI reports thousand of complaints of this problem with various web apps that use web audio. There seems to be disagreement whether this is a bug or tightening of the rules over audio auto-play. I don't run the latest version of MacOS over fear …
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Update: 1.45.04 works! I've been keeping some older .apk files on kiwisdr.com just for this purpose: http://kiwisdr.com/q/145.apk
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Same thing happens to me now (2.05.57). I'll try and recall the sequence of events, but it may not be 100% correct. I'm sure it worked at least once. Then I powered up tablet in airplane mode. Never worked after that. Even after repeated app resets,…
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Yes, video ID is a thing. For hams you can even configure Fldigi to send it.
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Note that no proxied Kiwi have actually been moved to the second proxy server yet. But you should be able to do this: Always add ":8073" to any URL of the form "xxx.proxy.kiwisdr.com". The reason you are seeing these recently is …
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I don't understand why you are rolling your own ws processing at the socket level. Why aren't you using a standard HTTP server package that does all this for you and conforms to web standards including handling forwarding and redirection? Certainly …
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So if I understand you correctly, I have no way of getting informed outside the forum if someone posts in the thread? You will get notified when you next connect to the forum. You just may not get email push notifications depending on whether your e…
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Re: emails from kiwisdr.com Well, the root cause is that getting outgoing emails working from the forum software used by kiwisdr.com to large email providers like Google et al exceeds my likely remaining life span. I spent two weeks once trying to g…
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Leaving off the ":8073" will only work if the client (web browser or QiwiQ) responds to an HTTP 302 or 308 redirect. That is, if a user requests xxx.proxy.kiwisdr.com it will receive a redirect to "xxx.proxy.kiwisdr.com:8073" fro…
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From the last thread about this: What happens when you try to access the sampling and reference station lists directly from a browser? http://tdoa.kiwisdr.com/tdoa/files/kiwi.gps.json http://tdoa.kiwisdr.com/tdoa/refs.cjson
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Great. That was fast! Nice receive spectrum.
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Kiwi it seems given the last swap Chris mentioned. The BBG used in the original stack with the FPGA problems runs another Kiwi board fine. I'd like to know if the FPGA problem continues when the Kiwi board is moved to the BBG of a known working Kiwi…
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Okay, that tells us something. But trying the trouble board on another BBG would be a useful verification.
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You did the cache flush while connected to the Kiwi-2?