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Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2005 22:52:45 +0200
From: Hartmut Wolff <wolff.h@t-online.de>
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To: Wolf DL4YHF <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>
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Subject: Re: LF: Graphic user interface for WOLF
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 Wolf,
 I tried it with an older soundfile. The decoding stops after the 3rd
 line and Windows XP wants to send a failure report to Microsoft.

 Hartmut


> Greetings all,

> I have started working on a graphic user interface for Stewart Nelson's 
> WOLF (Weak-signal Operation on LF).

> It is in an early development stage, but at least it does what Stewart's 
> original console application did, plus operation in real-time using the 
> soundcard (RX and TX).
> It still lacks some features (especially tuning aid and time-syn'd 
> automatic operation) but maybe you'd like to help to develop it further. 
> For that purpose, the full sourcecodes are included in the archive.
> There is no TX control signal yet, so you must switch your transceiver 
> to TX manually, or use the VOX.

> More info, and a link to the software archive is at:

>    http://people.freenet.de/dl4yhf/wolf/index.html

> and will be updated whenever I find the time to work on it. The GUI 
> variant uses the same command line arguments as Stewart's original 
> version, so the WOLF documentation is valid for the GUI variant too.

> Any suggestions, test reports, etc are appreciated !
> Especially interesting for me:

> - Does is work at all ? (especially the real-time operation, "Receive" 
> and "Transmit")

> - If your PC is slower than 500 MHz, does the program show this error 
> message:
>    "Buffer overflow, lost X audio samples"  (X something between 4096 
> and many thousands)

> - If someone out there uses MS C: I would like to know if the slightly 
> modified WOLF core (WOLF.CPP) can still be compiled with your compiler, 
> because I only use Borland C++ Builder myself


> Best regards,
>   Wolf(gang)  DL4YHF .