Francis wrote:

On 09 Sep 2011 12:56:18 GMT, dave wrote:

n1ald wrote:

Why not just download HRD http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com/ for free?

You actually need a real radio?

Uh, yeah. Maybe you would benefit from a visit to the HRD web site at the link
above. It's a control program for Amateur Radios with computer control
capabilities. It's a great program with a lot of functionality. Just check out
the site, really. That should make things clear to you.

I think you need Windows.

On 09 Sep 2011 19:47:37 GMT, dave wrote:

Francis wrote:

On 09 Sep 2011 12:56:18 GMT, dave wrote:

n1ald wrote:

Why not just download HRD http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com/ for free?

You actually need a real radio?

Uh, yeah. Maybe you would benefit from a visit to the HRD web site at the link
above. It's a control program for Amateur Radios with computer control
capabilities. It's a great program with a lot of functionality. Just check out
the site, really. That should make things clear to you.

I think you need Windows.

2 go 2 a web site?

On 9/11/2011 10:20 AM, Francis wrote:
On 09 Sep 2011 19:47:37 GMT, wrote:

Francis wrote:

On 09 Sep 2011 12:56:18 GMT, wrote:

n1ald wrote:

Why not just download HRD http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com/ for free?

You actually need a real radio?

Uh, yeah. Maybe you would benefit from a visit to the HRD web site at the link
above. It's a control program for Amateur Radios with computer control
capabilities. It's a great program with a lot of functionality. Just check out
the site, really. That should make things clear to you.

I think you need Windows.

2 go 2 a web site?

To see what's happening outside.

John S wrote:

On 9/11/2011 10:20 AM, Francis wrote:
On 09 Sep 2011 19:47:37 GMT, wrote:

Francis wrote:

On 09 Sep 2011 12:56:18 GMT, wrote:

n1ald wrote:

Why not just download HRD http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com/ for free?

You actually need a real radio?

Uh, yeah. Maybe you would benefit from a visit to the HRD web site at the link
above. It's a control program for Amateur Radios with computer control
capabilities. It's a great program with a lot of functionality. Just check out
the site, really. That should make things clear to you.

I think you need Windows.

2 go 2 a web site?

To see what's happening outside.

Arr.

Francis wrote:

On 09 Sep 2011 19:47:37 GMT, dave wrote:

Francis wrote:

On 09 Sep 2011 12:56:18 GMT, dave wrote:

n1ald wrote:

Why not just download HRD http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com/ for free?

You actually need a real radio?

Uh, yeah. Maybe you would benefit from a visit to the HRD web site at the link
above. It's a control program for Amateur Radios with computer control
capabilities. It's a great program with a lot of functionality. Just check out
the site, really. That should make things clear to you.

I think you need Windows.

2 go 2 a web site?

To run HRD. I'm already aware of it. People who refer to their computers
as if they were automobiles use it. I am running my ham radio station on
Puppy Linux and fldigi for control and soundcard modes. My computer is
an "Everex 2500", which is a little tiny low powered VIA C7D-based
system that WalMart tried selling back in 2008 or so. I bought one.
Microsoft wants $150 for an OS on a $150 computer. Screw that.

Did I mention that this computer idles at around 25 Watts? Less than
most notebooks?

Wait a minute. What this guy is selling is a streaming audio app, not a "shortwave radio" program.

"n1ald" wrote in message
...
Wait a minute. What this guy is selling is a streaming audio app, not a
"shortwave radio" program.

Correct. The screen display is a "fake" radio. Tsk, tsk!

On 9/12/2011 9:38 PM, Sal wrote:
wrote in message
...
Wait a minute. What this guy is selling is a streaming audio app, not a
"shortwave radio" program.

Correct. The screen display is a "fake" radio. Tsk, tsk!



Oddly, I have been looking for a simple streaming audio app (to bring
back audio from remote receivers via 802.11 for a antenna measurement
project)... This one is clearly not it, but what else is out there.

Jim Lux wrote:

On 9/12/2011 9:38 PM, Sal wrote:
wrote in message
...
Wait a minute. What this guy is selling is a streaming audio app, not a
"shortwave radio" program.

Correct. The screen display is a "fake" radio. Tsk, tsk!



Oddly, I have been looking for a simple streaming audio app (to bring
back audio from remote receivers via 802.11 for a antenna measurement
project)... This one is clearly not it, but what else is out there.

http://icecast.org/

On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 08:39:13 -0700, Jim Lux
wrote:

Oddly, I have been looking for a simple streaming audio app (to bring
back audio from remote receivers via 802.11 for a antenna measurement
project)... This one is clearly not it, but what else is out there.

Skype. It's commonly used to deliver the audio portion of HRD (Ham
Radio Deluxe). Install the remote end with your favorite operating
system and set Skype to auto-answer any incoming calls from your
account. As soon as you connect, you get audio, with fairly low
latency.

If you want to roll your own, there's:
http://www.speakfreely.org

There's also:
http://umediaserver.net/umediaserver/download.html
There are plenty of other streaming audio apps available. However, be
careful as many of them are designed for streaming music or video, and
therefore have enormous latency. I vaguely recall my adventure with
Microsloth Media Encoder 9 and it's 45 second delay.

If you want multiple channels of audio, better bandwidth, or have some
exotic requirements, you'll need to supply more detail.



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