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  7. Aug 07, 2020
    • Erwin Ried's avatar
      Update ui_view_wav.cpp · b49ad91d
      Erwin Ried authored
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    • euquiq's avatar
      sorry, little detail · 6d131ccf
      euquiq authored
      That include is not needed
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      fixed a bug, and some fine-tuning · d50ea3cc
      euquiq authored
      Earlier code did not start with squelch totally open, but a tiny bit closed.  (now at app loading, squelch is truly set up with the same value it shows on screen).
      
      I also hardcoded the NFM sampling rate and baseband bandwidth. It seemed "the right thing to do".
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    • Erwin Ried's avatar
      Update README.md · 8edf4da5
      Erwin Ried authored
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    • euquiq's avatar
      MIC TX Now includes RX with Volume and Squelch · 72f3eea1
      euquiq authored
      You can enable RX and adjust VOLUME  and SQUELCH into your liking.
      
      Sadly enough, you will NOT be able to use VOICE ACTIVATION when RX is enabled (to ensure there will be NO audio feedback defeating the VA sensing)
      
      A "bug" that won over me, but perhaps and hopefully other coder can easily fix:  The Vumeter will momentarily "dissappear" when enabling RX. But it will reappear as soon as you start TX. Or when you turn off RX.
      
      I enabled the PEAK LEVEL MARK on the Vumeter, so you can easily see in which level your input voice / signal is peaking and regulate the MIC gain accordingly in an easier / more robust way.
      
      Side enhancement: Took off the dark green, yellow and red coloring from the vumeter when no signal is present, and replaced it with dark_grey. I know that some coloring is "eye-candy" but the vu-meter is more readable with this new contrast.
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