Bill, Brynjar, Francis and Leif, just a few comments in no specific order. ECSS in SDRadio tries to lock to the AM carrier. Francis' suggestion is a very good one, i.e. revert to AM when synch is lost. Next revision of SDRadio will have it.
Bill, sorry that ECSS doesn't work for you. I haven't ever experienced that problem that you report. Are you sure that you lock correctly to the AM carrier ? Set SDRadio for the highest resolution possible, and place the red line _exactly_ on the carrier peak. Sometimes it is possible to achieve false locks, offset by a few tens of Hz, and this could be the cause of the rushing sound you hear. Brynjar, presently the ECSS demodulator in SDRadio uses both sidebands to recover the audio (as a matter of fact the simple solution I have used is that of activating both the USB and the LSB demodulators in parallel, and then adding their outputs... what a lazy man...:-). An improvement could be that of making possible to select just one sideband. About the full screen issue, a simple workaround is that of using the Alt-Tab key sequence to bring the window of the program of your choice in front of Winrad. Of course, as soon as you click on a control of Winrad, it will return in front of everything.,, but I have been told of the existence of a freeware utility that you can use to assign the stay-in-front attribute to any window of your choice... using that utility, you will have an almost perfect solution. In my long term plans for Winrad there is the possibility to have separate windows for the various parts of the program, movable independently and with the possibility to hide those not immediately needed. But, as said, that is a long term plan.... 73 Alberto I2PHD
