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Technical Topics => Equipment => Topic started by: Rockpicker on January 08, 2013, 0516 UTC
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I've just started looking into decoder software for various modes and have downloaded
some Freeware decoding software for CW & SSTV . (MMSTV)
I have various flavors of Windows & Linux to work with at home.
The Freeware SSTV MMSSTV Ver 1.13A worked fine. Easy to setup and free.
I put a splitter in the on board sound card output then patched one side to the mic input and one side to the speakers.
I setup MMSSTV then I played a recording of the Wolverine 12-25-2012 6925USB show and it worked first time!
Rockpicker
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For those of us on Linux, QSSTV works nice and is forgiving of drifty BFO's :)
Peace!
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Yes, QSSTV works nicely in Linux, and it does tolerate a great deal of "slop" on tuning etc.
Previous to qsstv, I ran MMSSTV (Windows) in Linux Mint / Ununtu under the Wine program loader. It worked very well in Linux as well.
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Ive downloaded the package for QSSTV 7.1.7 but have not loaded it yet.
Spent a lot of time playing with Fldigi with the Win Radio this weekend,
Works really well with the PSK, RTTY, and Olivia, also the best CW decoder I've tried so far.
I down loaded the Linux version of Fldigi as well. Checking out the various digital modes
fired up my imagination and is giving me some ideas I want to try ;D
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Ditto on MMSSTV, I have a copy on the air machine, works well for TX as well as RX.
+-RH
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Blackcat Systems SSTV on iOS devices. Same dev has other iOS apps for psk31, packet, HF fax, navtex, and good old cw.
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the whole suite off MMTTY MMSSTV MMVARI etc are so wonderfully user friendly and reliable decoders AND LOGGERS !!!
best cw decoder ??? >>>> the one right between your ears :-)
DeltaCharlie