Mooneer, talking about do-all "universal" voice mode-
something I'd like would be a hierarchical modem and codec combo
A codec+modem combo that could provide great sounding speed when the
signal was up a few dB, and bare minimum gradually below that.
I did some work with hierarchical modem
Hi Kurt,
Adding onto what Mel mentioned, FreeDV has been around since the early
2010s but during that time, more and more FreeDV modes have been added as
well as the SM1000 and the ezDV device (both of which were at the FreeDV
booth at Pacificon). That may be part of the reason for the confusion.
Hi Kurt,
For HF...
AOR had (and still has...) a DV "fast modem" using AMBE codec (it also has
slick digital image transfer but rarely ever used). AOR's modem(s) have no
connection/compatibility with later digital voice derived from hacked Digital
Radio Mondiale (DRM) using hacked MELP/LPC
Hi Hi I use an application with a windows operating system called FreeDV
.Mostly make contacts on 20 meters on frequency 14.236 mhz.
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On Wed, Nov 22, 2023 at 9:58 PM, Facility
406 wrote: Around 2000, or 2001, some
time after AOR came out with
KDE Plasma 5 on Debian works well too. I think it's more like an issue of the
distro packaging all the dependencies in a consistent manner.
Adrian
On 23 November 2023 00:35:11 UTC, Mooneer Salem wrote:
>Hi Glen,
>
>I'm not sure it actually matters given FreeDV's use of wxWidgets. While I
