Hi Alan,
The 2K modes are Codec2 1400 and the 10 K modes are using Opus 9700.
The OFDM modulations of FreeDV are not there. I was just asking if people would
like to use them before setting out to do it.
Adrian
On September 8, 2019 10:09:43 PM UTC, Al Beard
wrote:
>Hi Adrian,
>
>I've just
Hi Adrian,
I've just compiled up the "next" branch and am just trying to figure out how to
set it into Codec2 mode
and, which mode. I note on your video, you are using the "QPSK 10K" mode.
In my compiled version, I see the "BPSK 1K (700B)" mode, can we have the 700D
mode as this is becoming
Hi Adrian,
My variant supports multiple bit rates by parameter selection, 1733 is
used for FreeDV 2020. But either version is fine - they're based on the
same core developed by Jean-Marc. Both still have problems with about
10% of voices I have tested.
Yes I've known for some time the
Hi David,
Thanks for the kind words!
I had looked at LPCNet before, but on the Mozilla repo when J.M. Valin made
the announcements on xiph.org.
Does your variant of LPCNet only support the 1733 bit/s rate? The Mozilla
one is 1600 bits/s which makes it a bit easier for me to use as I don't
have to
Look great Adrian, well done! I quite enjoy using gqrx for several work
and play projects, so that's a fine starting point.
You might also consider a LPCNet codec mode.
Cheers,
David
On 08/09/19 04:04, Adrian Musceac wrote:
> Hi,
> I made a clone of Gqrx with transmit support for digital and
Hi Adrian,
Yes please, HackRF One here and busily making 2.4G and 3.4G horn antennae for
it,
Alan VK2ZIW
On Sat, 7 Sep 2019 21:34:46 +0300, Adrian Musceac wrote
> Hi,
> I made a clone of Gqrx with transmit support for digital and analog voice,
> video and IP data.
> You can see it in action
Hi,
I made a clone of Gqrx with transmit support for digital and analog voice,
video and IP data.
You can see it in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bxorlma7QU
What I'd like to know is if people are interesting in transmitting and
receiving FreeDV with SDR hardware. I'm looking at