Open adamkk opened 8 years ago
The kludgy way I do APRS decoding is to feed my Mac Mini/CubicSDR's audio out to my Behringer mixer's RCA/tape in, I punch the button to send that to the RCA/tape out mix which sends it back into my Mac Mini's audio in, then AFSK1200 Decoder 1.0.37.
Ideally I'd dispense with the mixer & Decoder, and have a CubicSDR plug-in that decodes the packets & relays them to/via APRS-IS without requiring me to be Mensa-level like the Mac APRS applications I tried & tried & tried & failed to get to work. I don't need maps, just a console scrolling the decodes & relay acks.
@TheButterZone As long as we do not have plug-ins, you should try software audio routing. I personally use Loopback2 app from Rogue Amoeba. Saw free alternatives (Soundflower), but I really like Loopback2.
Money doesn't grow on trees. I've had the mixer set up like this since I was a teenager, so I can run pro mics & any other audio source in to/out of my computer at once.
ETA 8/12/2020: Eventually I got Soundflower to route from CubicSDR to DSD+ & have DSD+ output via hardware, amongst other uses of Soundflower.
Would love to see an FM-RDS decoder plugin for CubicSDR like gqrx has.
Hi,
Is there an option to add plug-ins to this software (like plugins to Firefox browser) ? This would enable a modular eco-system like gnu radio.
I am interested in DAB+ signal reception, yet it is troublesome under Win7 (ZADIG drive change every time DAB+ or HDSR is used...).
Ideal option is to add one plug-in to CubicSDR and start decoding it (with a laptop speaker or TCP-IP output).
In case someone would be interested in DVB-T or APRS, then another plugin could start this process.
Thanks :-)