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Receive ok other web KiwiSDR but not Mine
Just bought a KiwiSDR, updated the software etc.
I can connect to it but can not receive a damn thing.
The waterfall displays signals where they should be but all I recieve is noise with , perhaps a bit of modulation somewhere in there
If I connect to a local KiwiSDR receiver over the net (http://kernow.hopto.org:8073/)
I can receive without problems on the same software and hardware as I have tried on my own receiver.
advice please ..... thanks, Mike
I can connect to it but can not receive a damn thing.
The waterfall displays signals where they should be but all I recieve is noise with , perhaps a bit of modulation somewhere in there
If I connect to a local KiwiSDR receiver over the net (http://kernow.hopto.org:8073/)
I can receive without problems on the same software and hardware as I have tried on my own receiver.
advice please ..... thanks, Mike
Comments
What kind of antenna are you using and how is it connected?
Is your receiver accessible from the internet so we can have a look?
I operate the Kernow KiWi SDR and I'm embarrassed to say that the antenna it is using isn't that good, as it's currently picking up a lot of noise from equipment in the building it is sitting on.
I hope to fix it at some stage, but I live some distance away so it won't be for a while.
Let us know your KiWi's details so that we can take a listen and perhaps offer some help / advice.
Regards,
Martin - G8JNJ
No location fixes or frequency calibration from gps.
I'm comparing my signals received against http://kernow.hopto.org:8073/ and sigs are comparable.
I can receive all modes on the webSDR but cannot resolve any mode on my localSDR.
However. If I use the OPERA browser it works fine for both local and web, so it looks like its a problem with my copy of Firefox browser.
I'm just about to reload a new copy of Firefox on this machine ( win7 ) to see if that helps.
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Regards,
Martin - G8JNJ
On the Firefox issues are you running any sandbox add-on's?
On one version I had to change "security.sandbox.content.level" to a lower level
Stu
I lowered the security.sandbox.content.level to one, but no joy.
I have re-installed Firefox and it still is'nt playing.
However, Opera and Chrome both work flawlessly.
Looks like I have a Kiwi going spare..
Also, try putting the URL of your local Kiwi in Firefox's "allow audio" list. That list is buried somewhere in preferences.
What OS?
There are reports of Bonjour on Win10 chopping the audio, accessing by IP address should count that one out.
If you don't want to make it available from outside why not do a screen dump with the Kiwi software showing the audio settings.