[hpsdr] cuSDR and Multiple Receivers

[Ken N9VV]

Hi Rick,
Check out my video showing cuSDR64 with the Wideband + 20M + 17M + 15M + 
10Mhz WWV. Any one of the displayed receiver panadapters can be the 
central enlarged display with simple clicks of our mouse. Using the 
"BinAural" simulator in PowerSDR/OpenHPSDR will certainly give you the 
"3d sound effect" for the main panadapter.

Now persuade Hermann to add all the complexity of routing audio to 
multiple channels that don't exist in WinXP ;-)  It might possibly be 
done with "Jack" in Linux <g>

http://www.screencast.com/t/CrwOtsoqYI

GL 73 de Ken N9VV
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On 2/25/2013 8:14 PM, Gloria Koch wrote:
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> I think it's great what Hermann has done with the cuSDR program.
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> The multiple receivers is amazing.
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> I'm wondering though, the multiplicity of it is constrained to the visual.
> I realize that listening to 7 receivers simultaneously may be a bit much.
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> But what if you could pan the receiver in not just a stereo field, but in a
> 3D surround sound environment?
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> You may choose to have them not only put into the 3D field but set the
> volume
> level low perhaps until something of interest perks your curiosity.
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> I beleive something like this is currently done with PowerSDR but only
> in the stereo
> field and only two receivers.
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> Maybe more is too much for a PC to handle since 7 Demodulators would have
> to be running simultaneously?
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> I think with PowerSDR two receivers is great. But with HPSDR and 7
> receivers,
> just wondering...?
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> -Rick / N1GP
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