Hi Tim
I use an SDR-IQ for QRSS reception and can
feed audio to QRSS programs for live reception.
There are several options for you
depending on how familiar you are with using software and soundcards and what
Windows version you have.
Argo works only with the default soundcard
set in the Windows sound control panel. The SDR-IQ must also have this S/C set
in SpectraVue.
Spectrum Laboratory – the program of
choice for QRSS – can run the SDR-IQ directly without SpectraVue running
if the SDR-IQ driver is loaded according to the comprehensive SL instructions
Run Virtual Audio Cable (VAC – not freeware)
and you can pipe the audio from SpectraVue to any number of decoders you want
simultaneously – if your PC can handle the load. I’ve had SL, WSPR
and Opera all running simultaneously
Maybe others can offer you a simpler
option!
Contact me directly if you need further
help.
73 Terry GW0EZY
I've just got an SDR IQ running and have
been watching some QRSS CW on 500kHz and 136kHz. I've downloaded ARGO, is there
anyway I can integrate ARGO into either SDR Consol or Spectraview to enable me
to decode in real time or do I have to record the signal and load it into ARGO
to decode?.
Sorry to be asking such a basic question, but we all have to start
somewhere!,
