I think its to late, Markro92 is in other project,s employed
OK fair enough
I think its to late, Markro92 is in other project,s employed
OK fair enough
Any update soon I wonder ? Been quite a while now
Hello yes I'm using Version 2.0.21 DVB-GUI for performance still are not good to receive 16apsk 32apsk only the possibility 8psk made many tests, if SWL - markro92 can give announcement of the New version I can not give good indications we are waiting! !!! with the 120x100 dish and I receive good signals without problems using the Minitiuone of DD0CW Franck SR25 FEC 32APSK D2 without problems even A16PSK we wait anxiously for the release of the DVB-GUI new version to test
73 ik1hgi Tony
Demodulatore Software DVB-S - Pagina 37 - Software - Forum AMSAT-DL (amsat-dl.org)
>> At the moment i'm working on a bigger release (v2.1) which i plan to release mid December.
Display MoreHi Tony,
http://v.1337team.tk/dvb-s_gui_amsat.zip
^ There, as always.
I forgot to write a post for it, because the forum didn't let me post messages a few weeks ago.
There were only minor changes anyway.
At the moment i'm working on a bigger release (v2.1) which i plan to release mid December.
Right now i do changes to the demodulator, and a partial rewrite of the whole codebase.
Main features will be:
- Receiving multiple transponders at once
- Scanning a frequency range for transponders and detecting settings automatically
- Saving common transponder locations and grouping them
- 16APSK and 32APSK support
- Displaying the Signal to Noise Ratio
- Increasing performance by supporting AVX for some of the worker threads.
- Linux Release (probably Debian or ArchLinux)
Optional Features:
- OpenCL support, mainly for offloading LDPC decoding to the GPU.
- Port to Raspberry PI 4
Will you be releasing this new version soon ? Looking forward to it !
How's the blindscan version coming along ?
Oh great hmm when can we expect version 21 ? Is there any tip to get 33 or 66k btw apart from a strong signal also I guess ? I almost had a a 66 the other day
Ah yes, hmm maybe some day even memories would be good !
M1CTK: do you have an AMD CPU and is is crashing?
It should run on AMD CPUs, but i'm not able to test it. I'm only using instruction sets at the moment supported by both CPU families.
Can you give ne a screenshot of your titlebar if the program starts up? otherwise Download CPU-Z and give me a screenshot of the first window, where CPU Name and Feature Flags are displayed. It should support up to SSE4.1. Of course i also want people with recent AMD chips to run this.
It's someone I know who has an AMD, my i7 on a 2012 mac mini works much better with the latest version as the video shows. If there could ever be some kind of blind scan added as demod is very much more useable now. Great work
After more playing I am getting feeds down to 125 sr, Does this still need an intel cpu btw ?
Just playing about with the latest version, the beacon is a lot easier to receive but any other feed so far in the last 20 mins I've been trying is imposable to get video with even though I see the callsign in the spectrum etc. Maybe vlc player can not decode H.265 video ?
I can't get anywhere with my RLT V3 dongle, I have had success with other versions now and then. I see there is no way to change the FEC with this version
That image of open 8 is working fine for me. I see absolutely no point in blind scan, we know the transponder band plan, we know the symbol rates, there is a bouquet with all these already set up. However, there is also Open ATV6.4 as linked here in the forum by DH5UW https://forum.amsat-dl.org/ind…user-post-list/941-dh5uw/
Loose connection so now BS works ok, no it's only useful if you are an occasional sat feed hunter with a motorised dish like myself... as for that image which Tomasz SQ6QV originally posted on the Q-100 fb group still like to know which one it is....he said it was from the Polish sat dxers forum, which I can't find anywhere...
Display MoreI guess my reply was not sufficient as you keep asking the same questions and expecting someone else to reply. This is my last attempt.
The LINUX image is directly linked to above in this thread by OE7DBH. There are now at least two working images that to kHz. I have pasted the information below again.
The 9 GHz LNB you posted a link to does not look like a PLL LNB It might be but I doubt it.
Mike
SF8008 Receiver owner:
http://forum.dxtv.de/wbb/threa…t=&hilightuser=0&page=169
Please test new software, new software allows kHz input and thus exact frequency setting to 250 or 333 kSym is much easier. So far, the smallest step was 1MHz
Please download software here... http://openeight.de/index.php?open=sf8008
Your experience with it, please post here !!!!!!
Thank you to the Octagon support team !!
( "zuerst mal manuelle, auto, satfinder... alles durchtesten (nebenwirkungen etc.) danach kann man auch Kanallisten und blindscan angehen" - first manual, auto, satfinder ... everything by testing (side effects, etc.) then you can synonymous blind scan and channellist approach. )
Images
OK thanks for link unfortunately the image is not the one as the screenshot shows at all....and with me openeight 6.7 seems full of bugs, blindscan is not working for a start
So hard to get Tomasz to reply, it seems with a 9ghz LNB you can enter the frequency, this one for example https://www.aliexpress.com/ite…1602_1,searchweb201603_55 you can enter the correct frequency ?
But still trying to find what Linux image is being used in the screenshot I posted, anyone ?
OK so I now have a SF8008 and also FYI a cheapo £35 Revez HDS620 receiver which tunes down to 10.492 and decodes feeds with 1000 sr and above, not H265 ones though
SQ6QY posted this image on the qo100 facebook group of his SF8008 getting a 250k symbol rate feed but he won't answer me about what image he is using so I ask on here, anyone ? How has he managed to enter the correct frequency ?
Exactly what we want yes indeed !
So you can enter 10.492 and up but it still needs the LNB to be modified ?
Interesting....Btw I find my TBS 5927 USB receiver with DVB Dream will tune fine down to 10.492 and with symbol rates down to 1000...so surely there are other sat boxes which do so also, shame it doesn't seem to be the SF8008
No it does not do offsets. Unlikely perhaps. Yes you do need to modify the PLL, not because of stability but because the tuner will not work below 950 MHz. Therein lies your solution to offsets. Lock the PLL LNB with a variable reference and use that to compensate of the lack of offset tuning in the RX. I.e. The signal always appears at (say) 1 GHz as far as the RX is concerned.
Mike
OK thanks for reply. How do I mod my PLL LNB ? DVB Dream gets the beacon fine btw without any LNB mod using my TBS 5927 USB sat receiver