Hello Skyler,
Found the problem, dire wolf oddly was transmitting audio through my sound card
and receiving audio from the computers internal mic instead of from the sound
card.
That's not Direwolf's fault, that's Linux's PulseAudio's fault.
I fixed the problem through the audio program
Found the problem, dire wolf oddly was transmitting audio through my sound card
and receiving audio from the computers internal mic instead of from the sound
card.
I fixed the problem through the audio program and told direwolf to get audio
from mic but I am confused because I set the proper Pl
Hello Skyler,
Direwolf can be somewhat sensitive to some USB sound devices. Just
because it uses a CM chip doesn't mean it will work. Are you running
this on a Raspberry Pi behind a USB hub? If so, try connecting the
sound device directly to the Rpi.
Beyond that, are you sure that Direwol
Hi,
On Sun, Jul 12, 2015 at 05:10:01PM -0600, Skyler F wrote:
> I am using a USB sound card (CM108 sound chip) and have my whole station
> working fine on soundmodem, just having issues getting direwolf to receive
> my packets.
One thing to try would be to set "ADEVICE pulse" in your Dire Wolf co
I have soundmodem working fine where it will TX and RX packets. Direwolf
for some reason, however will only transmit packets and not receive when I
send an APRS packet in the sound in.
I am using a USB sound card (CM108 sound chip) and have my whole station
working fine on soundmodem, just having
