Thanks for the feedback, Simon - it's just what I was after, as I was afraid something like this would happen. I would like to try and work around this business of incompatible system libraries,

Hello Francis, I just tested this on one of our linux systems (Ubuntu 11.10, 64bit) and unfortunately it does not run.I get an error stating that GLIBC_2.14 was not found. A quick google shows that

Glad to hear that it's working, Ian. I apologise for the delay, but it's been a busy summer! Francis

The previous mail I sent should of course read ---- The new NPP sounder data is displaying perfectly etc. Telephone call interrupted preparation. Thanks Ian.

Francis, Many thanks for the update. The new NPP is displaying perfectly, but as it is coming in at times out of order, it is better to leave it for a few hours and then display it without gaps. I

For any BUFR enthusiasts, I now have a new version of BUFRdisplay available on my www site at www.elnath.org.uk (version 0.4.0). The main changes allow it to handle the new ATMS and CrIS NPP files

Hi Ian, yes it was the Firewall. Disabled it and it went pink. Thanks for your help 73 de Enzo IK8OZV EasyLog 5 BetaTester EasyLog PDA BetaTester WinBollet BetaTester D.C.I. CheckPoint

Vincenzo, reading your mail I am assuming you are using the Technisat PCI card. The most likely cause for a yellow "T" is a firewall issue. Disable the firewall ( Windows or third party ) and see if

Disable the comm port until you have the Pink T, then when you have the pink T re- enable comm port/s Hope it helps Regards Chris. Visit my weather

Hi Folks, I am trying to setup my new Windows 7 64 Bit PC. Installed the Drivers Card. Installed and set the Setup4C to receive EuroBird 9. I get the icon Green. Installed then the EKU Software and

Are you converting the data into an imprecise data type (such as 8bit int)? Depending on the scaling you apply it could be that the values in that region (~350K) are too high for the data type and so

Nick, Unless you are using an inverted palette, black on a IR image translates into hot, not cold. It looks to me as a small hot spot, probably a fire as suggested by Terence, but it is odd that it

Are you converting the data into an imprecise data type (such as 8bit int)? Depending on the scaling you apply it could be that the values in that region (~350K) are too high for the data type and so

Yes, not sure how I got hot/cold inverted :-) Regards Nick

Nick, Unless you are using an inverted palette, black on a IR image translates into hot, not cold. It looks to me as a small hot spot, probably a fire as suggested by Terence, but it is odd that it

Nick, it looks rather as though it's a quite serious fire near the border. It shows up very well on the fire-monitoring animation. Regards, Terence

Evening all, Any one else see the _very_ cold (black) area in NE Portugal in the last few IR images? Very obvious in Channel 4 from about 18:30 to 19:15? Also on several other wave-lengths but not

Thanks Rob, Yes I did know that, it's just that I think I'm on Hotbird but I can't find any sign of a signal just to the west of it but there is another strong signal to the east of it (Astra 19

Tony, You mentioned Hotbird a few times. Please note that you need Eurobird, at 9 degrees east, not Hotbird! (Changed some years ago. Rob. tony_ei8jk schreef op 2012-09-11 17:45:

Sorry David, I didn't pose my question very well. I wondered if the signal strength/quality is derived from the digital stream as I note that the Hotbird digital stream on 11977 MHz is a different