True as long as YSF is in half rate mode.

YSFN to DMR does not need AMBE transcoding. Take a look at MMDVM_Bridge or HBlink3 projects. Steve KC1AWV

Thanks to all ambe server is up and running

Note: You may need to create the opendv user, if it doesn't exist sudo useradd opendv sudo usermod -G dialout opendv Systemd Management of AMBEserver A set of files for systemd management are

screen utility is good.. also there is byobu for linux command line. byobu is a great screen multiplexer that works on the console. I like it because you can have terminal windows side by side like

You can also install the screen utility. https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-use-linux-screen/ I use it for many linux programs. Thanks, Mike (N0VZC)

make sure to type "&" after the command you want to run. This makes it run in the background. So you would need to type "AMBEServer &" in the terminal without the quotes to make it run after you close

when i close terminal ambe server quits working any ideas

I wonder if anyone has tried a Y-cable so you can charge and plug in the Thumb DV at the same time. Mike WM4B

Le 27/04/2019 à 03:03, Mike Besemer a écrit : Hello, audio depend on the quality of your phone. For me, fine like you can heard on

I tried using it plugged into my phone, but the battery drain was prohibitive. So I installed AMBEServer on a raspberry pi, punched a hole in my firewall, and set up a dynamic DNS for it. BlueDV AMBE

I use it with an OTG adaptor to my LGV10, works like a dream.... As expected, it's a bit taxing On the battery of the phone. 73 de W4CHF Brent

Thanks Robert. Exactly what I needed to hear. 73, Mike WM4B

I use a Galaxy Note 9 with a ThumbDV plugged into it directly with an OTG cable. I run BlueDV AMBE app. he combination works perfectly. I have access to DStar, DMR, and DM+ talkgroups, no C4FM at this

Would like to hear from users who are using a Thumb DV with their Android phone. I’m very interested in this combination, but due to the fact that I’ve already got too many irons in the fire,

Hi Scott, I tried 460800 for the baud rate but no luck :-(

Try 460800 for the baud rate.

Hi John, You are great and thank you very much for your answers about my DVSI USB-3000. I can give you a SSH access to my RPI for your tests if you have time for further tests.

Is that the right baud rate for the USB-3000? (I don't own one, and there has been no testing in of the USB-3000 with ThumbTest.exe) -- John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

Hi, I tested my DVSI USB-3000 with Thumbtest.exe program. Weird response. Any clue?