Bill,
Bill Conkling n...@widomaker.com wrote:
(14/08/2011 06:00)
I believe that DVR recordings are processed through the TX EQ and the
Compression settings when re-transmitted, so it is best to cancel COMP and
EQ before transmitting.
Comp 0 does not change anything. Changing TX EQ is not
hi Lyle,
thank you for your attention. I tried AGC and RF GAIN, and you are right,
this is the only way to influence the recorded signal level.
With the RF Gain I can adjust the recording level and I think loud signals
will sound better when replayed with the RF Gain down. Maybe an automatic
I have sent the following question to the list some time ago, but did not see
an answer.
nobody there who knows more than me?
oe9fwv wrote:
I am using the K3 DVR to record the received audio and play it back to the
OM on the other side
to give him an impression of his audio. Usually third
hi Guy,
I think I have not found the correct explanation for my problem.
I am not talking about recording a memory, where I can adjust mic gain
and comp according to the loudness of my voice and sensitivity of my
microphone.
What I am talking about is recording stations I receive with the AF
Hello Werner!
On Tx, the DVR is injected into the Tx audio path *after* the MIC (or
line) gain but before the Tx EQ.
Thus, Mic Gain will have no effect on the level of DVR playback, whether
recorded in a DVR memory or recorded off the air. TxEQ and CMP settings
will effect the DVR's Tx
I would also add to consideration that most playbacks are to let the
other end know exactly what they sound like. So adding any equalizing
or processing messes it up. This would be an issue for me because
hard TX EQ and fair amount of CMP are what transforms my soft voice to
something with
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I have sent the following question to the list some time ago, but did not
see
an answer.
nobody there who knows more than me
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