If there are any Linux users here, do any of you pipe your receiver
into the line in jack of your sound card and process it using software
in Linux? I am trying to avoid days of searching and work if there
might already be a method in use by someone else.

Thanks,
-Al A.
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What type of processing do you have in mind?


Al Arduengo wrote:
If there are any Linux users here, do any of you pipe your receiver
into the line in jack of your sound card and process it using software
in Linux? I am trying to avoid days of searching and work if there
might already be a method in use by someone else.

Thanks,
-Al A.

I was thinking of doing various filtering for noise etc. in real time.

-A

d writes:

What type of processing do you have in mind?


Al Arduengo wrote:
If there are any Linux users here, do any of you pipe your receiver
into the line in jack of your sound card and process it using software
in Linux? I am trying to avoid days of searching and work if there
might already be a method in use by someone else.
Thanks,
-Al A.

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Behold, Al Arduengo signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

I was thinking of doing various filtering for noise etc. in real time.

-A

Hi,

I use linux and there's lotsa new stuff out at Sourceforge and
Freshmeat.net.

Do a Google from http://www.google.ca/linux (or .com)

I use Audacity myself for treating recorded .wav files.

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 19:45:46 +0000, Al Arduengo wrote:

If there are any Linux users here, do any of you pipe your receiver into
the line in jack of your sound card and process it using software in
Linux? I am trying to avoid days of searching and work if there might
already be a method in use by someone else.

Thanks,
-Al A.

http://radio.linux.org.au/?sectpat=All&ordpat=title

Al Arduengo wrote:
If there are any Linux users here, do any of you pipe your receiver
into the line in jack of your sound card and process it using software
in Linux? I am trying to avoid days of searching and work if there
might already be a method in use by someone else.

Thanks,
-Al A.


Some of these programs have a modular setup. You can 'wire them' using
the blocks you want.


http://www.opensound.com/ossapps.html
http://alsamodular.sourceforge.net/
http://linux.omnipotent.net/article....ticle_id=10916


Some misc. radio software

http://software.freshmeat.net/browse...rby=&offset=40

nine or ten Linux software links at the bottom of this page. Some ham
decoding software using the sound card input.

http://www.g3vfp.org/download.html

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Check out MULTIMON, too.
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&ie...G=Search&meta=

The multimon software can decode a variety of digital transmission modes
commonly found on UHF radio.

A standard PC soundcard is used to acquire the signal from a
transceiver. The decoding is done completely in software.

Currently, the following modes are supported: AX.25: 1200 Baud AFSK,
2400 Baud AFSK (2 variants), 4800 Baud HAPN, 9600 Baud FSK (G3RUH),
POCSAG: 512 Baud, 1200 Baud, 2400 Baud and Miscellaneous: DTMF and ZVEI.
=============================================

Good luck