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Ricar1969
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Post by Ricar1969 » Tue Jun 30, 2015 5:10 pm

Hi there, Have yet to purchase the SDRPLAY but will I need a Virtual Audio Cable in order to decode data on HF like with the RTL Dongles.
Regards Richard
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Tech_Support
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Re: Decode

Post by Tech_Support » Tue Jun 30, 2015 5:49 pm

Hi Richard,
For digitally encoded signals on HF such as DRM, if you use something like HDSDR or SDR# to control the RSP, you will still need a virtual audio cable to pipe the output to decoding software. The RSP simply selects the wanted signal but does not perform any signal processing.

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ON4LL
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Re: Decode

Post by ON4LL » Tue Jun 30, 2015 7:41 pm

The internal mixer of windows does the trick.
It is buildin windows so no additinal software to pipe the audio is needed
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Ricar1969
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Re: Decode

Post by Ricar1969 » Tue Jun 30, 2015 9:54 pm

Many thanks to all for the response, Richard
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Re: Decode

Post by CaptainNemo » Wed Jul 01, 2015 8:45 am

ON4LL wrote:The internal mixer of windows does the trick.
It is buildin windows so no additinal software to pipe the audio is needed
Hi ON4ALL.
I'm using WIN7 professional on LENOVO T410.
I never succeeded in doing that with ms win mixer (I'm currently using vb-cable)
Can you please post some hint how to do it with ms win mixer?

TNX
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Re: Decode

Post by g1hbe » Wed Jul 01, 2015 11:34 am

CaptainNemo wrote:
ON4LL wrote:The internal mixer of windows does the trick.
It is buildin windows so no additinal software to pipe the audio is needed
Hi ON4ALL.
I'm using WIN7 professional on LENOVO T410.
I never succeeded in doing that with ms win mixer (I'm currently using vb-cable)
Can you please post some hint how to do it with ms win mixer?

TNX
bye
Same here, I've never succeeded in getting the audio from SDR# back into DSD+ using just the mixer. I usually endup in a terrible mess......
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Qosmio
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Re: Decode

Post by Qosmio » Thu Jul 02, 2015 5:45 am

I had the same problem with sdrplay and a RTL Stick, The problem occurs with fldigi and DSD+. I have a IDT soundcard (HP laptop 8560w onboard version) running on windows 8.1 x64 and with the drivers of the soundcard it was not possible until i used the default wdm drivers from Windows. So it seems to be a driver issue if you can or cannot use the soundcard internal mixer of the soundcard in conjuction with sdrplay.
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ON4LL
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Re: Decode

Post by ON4LL » Mon Jul 06, 2015 8:55 am

I can't see the problem.
I have the windows stereo mixer, enabled it and that's it
DSD+ was just working

If somebody would like to have the VAC (no demo) , just send me a mail :-)
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Ricar1969
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Re: Decode

Post by Ricar1969 » Fri Jul 10, 2015 5:13 pm

Please note that the VAC that ON4LL is offering is a PIRATE copy so take care and download at your own risk, Richard
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