SDRuno basics, The EX CONTROL panel part 1.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video Mike explains the EX CONTROL panel using a RSP1a SDR
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SDR used.
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Songs that appear in this demonstration are
Dancing With A Stranger
Sam Smith, Normani
when the party's over
Billie Eilish
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great demonstration of the filtering system. This helped clarify a few settings for me, thanks.
My pleasure.
I had no clue on some of the features you pointed out. I need to RTF more, but it helps a lot to see things demonstrated. Thanks
Reading the manual helps but when you can visually see it in action, I believe that helps even more.
Hi Mike. I definitely agree with your reply to Zeta, since I'm a visual guy, that's why I really appreciate this video series! I have a suggestion, is there anyway to zoom in so we can read the button labels? I've never made a video like this, so maybe it would be too distracting for you to do that while keeping your smooth flow. I know sometimes you need to hit buttons and see the affect on the waterfall or other windows, but it's REALLY small on my little 23" monitor! You must have a 32" to show all the windows! I would have my SDRUno running side-by-side, but I am at my Mac and the software is on my Win 10 machine, elsewhere. Jim
I can surely look into doing that. I believe I would need to download/buy some video editing software to perform the zoom in after the recording. The monitor is a LG 34UC79G-B
I will do a little research on zooming in.
@@SDRplayHamGuides Actually, Mike, another way to do this would be to use a cheap second monitor with lower resolution, record that one and copy the windows needed, over to that and it would display in the video larger. Just another thought to consider. Thanks for reading my dribble!!! 73
@@jim_ka2iwk I can do windows key + and windows key - to zoom in and zoom out. I will try it
Really appreciate your videos and have learned much from watching them. But having previously, in life, been a tech writer, I have an issue with some of your explanations. You seem often as if you are under a timer trying to get as much in within a time frame. E.g. in the AGC explanation, you say it is "just going to level off the audio" then as you demonstrate it you jump between "off," "fast," "med" and "slow" but you don't explain why those selections are there. If it just levels off the audio, why have those buttons? There must be a reason, but we don't hear it. Perhaps the manual has more information. Thanks for all the explanations, nonetheless. The software is complex and has a learning curve (a common statement, I've read about it) but your videos are a great help; just hope you can spend more time in explanation details in future videos.
Sure, it's something I can look into.
Yes I was completely confused by what was happening there. Great videos nonetheless and I've learnt a lot.