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Post by wy6k on May 8, 2024 12:43:48 GMT
Is there an actual Help file or a manual for JTDX? Specifically, I have heard there is an audio file that can be used to determine the best settings. Where is that file and how do I tell JTDX to decode it?
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Post by Wolfgang OE1MWW on May 8, 2024 15:31:53 GMT
There is no help file or manual for JTDX - but - in JTDX you will find on most fields a pop-up info. If you move slowly over fields, a pop-up explanation comes up. There are several test files floating around, to compare settings etc. For example: photobyte.org/wsjt-x-vs-jtdx-test-results-and-source-file/In JTDX, go to left uper corner and in menu 'File' 'Open' to load that WV file |
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Post by wy6k on May 9, 2024 4:27:53 GMT
There is no help file or manual for JTDX - but - in JTDX you will find on most fields a pop-up info. If you move slowly over fields, a pop-up explanation comes up. There are several test files floating around, to compare settings etc. For example: photobyte.org/wsjt-x-vs-jtdx-test-results-and-source-file/In JTDX, go to left uper corner and in menu 'File' 'Open' to load that WV file Well, I did that and it just sits there. Nothing runs. Hmmmm. |
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Post by Arvo ES1JA on May 9, 2024 5:15:20 GMT
Make your own test set of files.
Look Settings/Audio where is Audio files save directory, You can set also by Your wish. Look that dir is empty.
Now in Save menu select Save all, let program to run on decode for ~5 minutes.
Now in Save menu select None.
You have set of test files, that can be used in both programs using File open. Begin from first (oldest) file , wite down decodes count and the use F6 for next file. Now You have decoding counts.
Do the same ( open files from the same dir with other program and compare results.
No difference which program has made recordings.
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Post by Wolfgang OE1MWW on May 9, 2024 11:07:41 GMT
There is no help file or manual for JTDX - but - in JTDX you will find on most fields a pop-up info. If you move slowly over fields, a pop-up explanation comes up. There are several test files floating around, to compare settings etc. For example: photobyte.org/wsjt-x-vs-jtdx-test-results-and-source-file/In JTDX, go to left uper corner and in menu 'File' 'Open' to load that WV file Well, I did that and it just sits there. Nothing runs. Hmmmm.
sorry, my mistake. That first given WAV file does not work ;-( I have uploaded a file, produced by Yoshi JP1LRT www.oe1mww.work/210615_071015.wavIn JTDX, go to left uper corner and in menu 'File' 'Open' to load that WAV file And once again, move your mouse slowly over a field in JTDX if you want to know more. A pop-up text will be shown |
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Post by Arvo ES1JA on May 9, 2024 12:10:10 GMT
Using one file only will not give full truth about jtdx-s decoding capabilities in FT8, audio data from previous even/odd period is also used. Thats why set of files should be decoded (in correct order) and decode counts from first two files should be excluded from comparing counts between different programs.
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Post by w9mdb on May 9, 2024 12:27:45 GMT
Arvo...I assume you're referring to the apriori decoding?
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Post by w9mdb on May 9, 2024 12:40:38 GMT
The FT-8-Comp-31-12-22-5mins file is not a single-period file so will not decode properly.
You'd have to play it back through an audio loopback and it might work.
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Post by Arvo ES1JA on May 9, 2024 14:05:16 GMT
Arvo...I assume you're referring to the apriori decoding? Maybe it can be called so, but I just try’d to explain how to have compare able results. |
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Post by AA6ZT on May 9, 2024 18:07:21 GMT
An old version 2018 user manual might help.
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Post by Wolfgang OE1MWW on May 12, 2024 9:57:09 GMT
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