OK. I ignored the error message and it logged me in. The WinDV program is actually called "DVnode (WinDV)" so you have to look around for it on the page. I am downloading it now. Fingers

The create new account gizmo is throwing an error. I will keep trying [UniversalDigitalRadio] wrote:

Did you login? An account is free but you have to login to get to downloads.

You have to be logged in to find the WinDV download link.

If you can find WinDV on that Dutch website you're a better man than I. It just takes you around in circles. Is there an alternate source -- or an alternative software that will let me get up and

NAtools has nothing to do with the ThumbDV. The program you want is WinDV version 1.5.8 Beta-3 See http://nwdigitalradio.com/thumbdv-and-dv3000-resource-page/ and

My DV3000 dongle arrived today and I am trying to use it with Windows. I downloaded NAtools64-1.0.15.exe from the Dutch site like it says on the www.nwdigitalradio.com page. It will not install on

Received my ThumbDV this week, fired up Buster, added my local reflector and boom. Works like a dream, excellent sound coming in and have had excellent audio reports from those listening. Love it

Hi Paul, actually it’s 3 products now with the UDRC. The UDRX remains our top priority internally. The other products were actually developed to allow some of the UDRX features to be tested

Great to see product diversification for NWDigitalRadio. But, what is the status of the UDRX-440? Yes I have seen the latest video demonstration but where in the priority line does the UDRX-440 sit

Documentation is tied to product release. If one knows how to open audio devices under Linux and manipulate GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi, then one has the basic knowledge to program the UDRC. I use

How about an UDRC python layer on top of the standard python GPIO library that makes it easy to turn on the PTT pin to play over the local repeater the audio of K7UDR promising to have the the

I’m not sure what programming documentation would be applicable for the UDRC. It’s essentially just a soundcard. It will show up in ALSA just like any other sound card. It supports the S16_LE

Is there any documentation on programing the UDRC?

How does that help one Tx, please?

Be aware that using mbelib with DSD to decode voice likely violates patents. Use of licensed AMBE decoders such as PiDV or ThumbDV is recommended.

Bill, You do not need the SDR dongle to be a D-Star repeater as you can listen over the internet to any broadcast. To use the SDR dongle as a D-star receiver use SDR# and get from

I may have just given myself a reason to need several DV3000 or ThumbDVs. If I understand this right, a rPI, DV3000 and a 25$ SDR dongle is all it takes to make an all (>HF) band DStar

http://nwdigitalradio.com/a-short-udrx-and-udrc-update-from-microhams-2016/ UDRC is a Raspberry Pi Hat to provide a high quality sound card and control (PTT, COS, etc.) for various hamradio

The short answer is Yes, if you get the USB version, the ThumbDV. The longer answer. Whether the PiDV (for GPIO connection on a Raspberry Pi) or the ThumbDV (USB), the DV3000 looks like a serial