Re: ARISSat-1 SSTV
Les <kc0pto@...>
Thanks Robert. Coincidentally, last night I had tried to get the antoninoporcino one to work, with no luck. I then found the Scanner Recorder link after some Goggling, and downloaded it. It was late, so I haven't had a chance to try it yet. Glad to hear it is a winner! Will give it a try tomorrow on the next passes. I managed to receive two more pictures this morning on two different passes. One was a complete picture, almost as good as my first one yesterday. The other one was a partial picture, bird must have gone LOS before it finished. Both were fairly decent, but a little noisy. They were the same picture that I got yesterday. Hoping for some variety, like a earth view or something.
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Les KC0PTO
--- In Work-Sat@..., "RobertCGRO" wrote:
> > I use Scanner Recorder http://www.davee.com/scanrec/ (free version) > and it has no problems sharing the sound card with MMSSTV. Albeit, I found that the best setup is with my SignaLink USB external soundcard using the data port on my FT857 so you can hear speaker audio and I feed the speaker AF out from the SignLink back to my laptop's mic input. > > Alternatively, use an audio Y-splitter cable to have to output jacks and use one for an external speaker. I've used this method for radios with no data ports. > > A "Pro" version of Scanner Recorder is also available with a lot more features. > > Have fun! > > 73, > Robert, VA3ROM > http://my.tbaytel.net/va3rom > > > --- In Work-Sat@..., "Les" kc0pto@ wrote: > > > > Here is the link: http://antoninoporcino.xoom.it/VoxRecorder/ > > > > I havent tried to get it to work yet. Looks like you have to set up > > your Windows soundcard to record, which is something I don't know how to > > do yet. Will have to figure that out. I'm betting it won't work while > > MMSSTV is using the soundcard. > > > > Les KC0pTO > > > > > > > > --- In Work-Sat@..., Dave wrote: > > > > > > Les: > > > What is the name of the VOX program you downloaded? I have been > > > looking for one. > > > > > > Dave - WB6DHW > > > > > > > > > On 8/6/2011 8:52 PM, Les wrote: > > > > > > > > *No, nothing "special". I just have a mini phone plug jumper cord > > > > going from my FT-7800 to the audio in jack on my computer, and the > > > > MMSSTV set-up to monitor the computers on board sound card. I set > > the > > > > squelch on the transceiver just above threshold, and set MMSSTV for > > > > auto detect for mode. Since I was asleep when this was received, I > > > > don't know if the level was set too low or too high. I preset the > > > > level so that the no signal noise when the squelch is below > > threshold, > > > > the level indicator on MMSSTV was about mid-scale, and not into the > > red. > > > > > > > > The only thing I don't like about this set up is that I can't hear > > > > the audio being received, since the Xcvr speaker is muted when the > > > > phone plug is inserted. So I could miss data transmissions because > > > > the MMSSTV would not respond to them. I have a VOX software program > > I > > > > recently downloaded that will record audio information to the > > computer > > > > HD only when audio is received. I want to record some of the > > > > ARISSat-1 data audio, but I don't think I can have two software > > > > programs on the same sound card output at the same time. Or can I? > > > > Anyone with more computer savvy than my meager knowledge might let > > me > > > > know if this is possible. > > > > > > > > Thanks > > > > Les KC0PTO > > > > > > > > A few years ago I use this same technique to receive several SSTV > > > > pictures from the ISS. > > > > > > > > * > > > > > > > > > >
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