We are looking for a few (6-10) beta testers for a new 3rd Party Mac OS program for both ThumbDV and AMBEserver (network access). Please express your interest to support@... To be part of the beta

Face the facts, ham radio is niche market. And DV is an even smaller sliver of that. Ham coders with that experience is even less. As for a hardware vendor not knowing about every software package

The beauty of the software situation is that there are multiple software solutions. Some open source and at lease one totally closed source. Each have their special functions that make them unique.

Personally I think they should be working together. Seems the only one who profits is the hardware vendor, while the software coder gets nothing? I keep reading about a modified version of DSD, etc

Since a hardware vendor can't possibly know about every software package that will work with the hardware, you contact the software vendor about their software. It's the same for operating

I am not sure how it would be off topic when asking if a product that you designed would work on this software?

Okay thank you Sent from my iPhone

The DV3000 is for the Raspberry Pi (GPIO) and UDRX-440. The ThumbDV™ is a USB device that would plug into an OS X computer. See: http://nwdigitalradio.com/thumbdv-vs-dv3000 Currently, the Mac OS X

will the dv3000 work with os x with out parales

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Hi, maybe "over sea's software" refers to the dv4mini-package. The dv4mini is a 70cm hotspot without an AMBE chip, it only "forwards" the signal. 73 de

Thus is a question for the author of the software. There is nothing about the DV3000 to prevent it. I am not familiar with the software to which you are referring.

will your dongle work with the software that allows you to do c4fm that is offered over sea's? Bradley

I have a 7" WinBook TW700 with with a ThumbDV plugged in. And using WinDV for the app. Is there a way to increase the size of the window of WinDV? It only takes up about 1/2 of the tablet screen. And

http://nwdigitalradio.com/flexradio-systems-and-nw-digital-radio-offer-d-star-compatible-solution Somehow I forget to share -- we have had a great response. I am with the Flex team at Huntsville

A little clarification here. The DV3000 and/or ThumbDV only convert audio to AMBE+ (used by D-STAR) or AMBE+2 (used by Fusion, DMR, etc.). It does nothing with RF, Protocols, etc. So no, it does

Two answers: First question: yes Second query: don't know. Like to add in, "why" ? I do understand all of us would like to have a dv/analog radio that does

Yes on the first question, a DVAp (digital voice access point) is what's needed. My .02 here went with D-Star cause it's "fully cooked" , imlo, fusion has a great deal of catching up to do. Gary.

Installed win 10 over the weekend, dvap works fine without a hitch. Have you checked your audio settings? One more idea, and, even tho it is very basic, what about the drivers for the headset? My

USB drivers on a newly released Windows system are the main issue. Go back to the manufacturers website for each device and see if they have released updated drivers.