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Thanks David, see inline. I've fixed my problem as after Bob, VK2YQA's advice. 73 Phil GM3ZZA ________________________________ Sent: 22 January 2025 5:01 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>

Great info!? Guess I have a little studying to do...Thanks much! 73 Keith

Hi Keith The way out of the errant Thor idle is probably to change the modem to "NULL" just after the PUSH command and use POP to bring it back. eg <PUSH> <TXRSID:t> <!MODEM:NULL> <GOFREQ:1477>

Thanks Bob, Your other recommendation seems to have fixed the problem, so I don't have to go down this path (yet). 73 Phil GM3ZZA ________________________________ Sent: 22 January 2025 5:00 PM To:

Thanks Bob, Clearing out the config file fixed it for me. Now just need to wait until the bands reopen tomorrow before seeing if I can actually receive signals. I know what hash collision meant but

Thanks much, Bob!? This works better but between the TUNE and RX commands, the mode still shifts from a pure (TUNE) tone to one characteristic of the mode fldigi was currently in. I.e., if I'm in

Absolutely agree, too. sp3rat W dniu 22.01.2025 o?19:04, Dave, G?WBX via groups.io pisze: -- Pomó? Wojtusiowi w walce z autyzmem: KRS 0000252666. Cel szczegó?owy: Wojciech Karg

Hi Keith I'd expect the last two commands need to be prefixed @ so they run post TX>RX. TXRSID toggle I think will be TXRSID:t You can restrict the PUSH to just the freq if you like. It (and other

Hi, Solar from today 22-01-2025 @ 11:00 UTC No NOAA recordings. Attached the Nancay recordings. Huub Breda The Netherlands Locator: JO21jn

The Keystone ARC in York, PA, runs a SSTV repeater on 28.680. It requires a 1477 Hz tone for 1.5 seconds that (should) trigger the repeater to send a CW-ID.? Then, one can send a SSTV image to be

Absolutely agree. Gayland KG7GCF [email protected]> wrote:

Indeed. One of the main attractions of Fldigi (and companions) is the simple and clean UI. As a result everything works well on lower capacity hardware, and works very well indeed. Even on a little

Look for QSSTV on Github. (Just googling it found it for me.) Install all the needed dependencies (copy paste the example command line incantation. If anything already exists, it'll either get updated

I know it's not Linux-based, but since SSTV seems to be of interest here,? I can't help but pass along this link to a very cool new project from my friend Jon Dawson - a standalone SSTV

Hi Phil I am half remembering... Might have been a config file issue for me, that starting with a new config fixed. ie rename ./.config/ON4QZ/qsstv_9.0.conf to something else and relaunch QSSTV. I

Hello Phil, Are you running Qsstv on Debian 12 on X86? ARM? Please offer some more details. Does this crash happen instantly upon start up or are you doing a specific workflow? Anyway, a few ideas: -

Hi Philip I had that with Debian 12. I don't remember exactly how I worked through solving it, but my current build needs build/Makefile modified by adding -fpermissive to CXXFLAGS. (ie between the

NOTHING WRONG WITH OLD.! Long live W1HKJ! I hope he has many kids, all radio hams. 73 Bo W4GHV for SEVENTY YEARS

I've upgraded debian and completely reinstalled qsstv and still get the fail. Phil GM3ZZA ________________________________ Sent: 22 January 2025 4:02 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>

I have installed qsstv on Debian 12 and it used to work fine, but now it crashes with "Hash Collision". I'm currently in the process of upgrading the OS to see if it might have a temporary glitch in