On 06/04/2018 17:39, Bill Somerville wrote:
this is not really a defect. If you have "CQ Only" checked then non-CQ
decodes are discarded and cannot be recovered. Un-checking the option
causes the decoder to redo the decode on the sample buffer. The same
applies to checking the "CQ Only" option except that CQ decodes are
discarded. If you do not want duplicated UDP Decode messages nor
duplicates in the ALL.TXT file then all I can suggest is that you do
not use the "CQ Only" option. BTW it is possible that the repeated
decode passes may have different results if the Rx audio offset,
decode depth, waterfall width, or AP settings have been changed.
Fixing a critical typo:
this is not really a defect. If you have "CQ Only" checked then non-CQ
decodes are discarded and cannot be recovered. Un-checking the option
causes the decoder to redo the decode on the sample buffer. The same
applies to checking the "CQ Only" option except that *non-* CQ decodes
are discarded. If you do not want duplicated UDP Decode messages nor
duplicates in the ALL.TXT file then all I can suggest is that you do not
use the "CQ Only" option. BTW it is possible that the repeated decode
passes may have different results if the Rx audio offset, decode depth,
waterfall width, or AP settings have been changed.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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