Posted by: SWL Tobias
« on: Today at 11:23:23 am »This is another try to attach the screenshot I had referred to in my earlier post.
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SWL Tobias
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SWL Tobias
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Posted by: SWL Tobias
« on: August 14, 2026, 01:34:01 pm »I fully agree, the important PI Code is displayed a bit small.
Therefore I have added a bigger separate display here, as attached.
Sorry, adding an attachment was not possible (?)
I also enjoy the signal history view (bottom curve) and a realtime AF list in the captoin of theBasic RDS decoder.
Finally, you may notice the SpectrumLab window, displaying the 'analog' view of the 57 kHz RDS traces. It gives an idea, before decoding is possible, whether there is an RDS signal and about its level above noise.
I wish some such signal indicator (not to replace the useful BER) would also be implemented into RDSspy directly.
Thanks and best regards
SWL Tobias, Bavaria
Therefore I have added a bigger separate display here, as attached.
Sorry, adding an attachment was not possible (?)
I also enjoy the signal history view (bottom curve) and a realtime AF list in the captoin of theBasic RDS decoder.
Finally, you may notice the SpectrumLab window, displaying the 'analog' view of the 57 kHz RDS traces. It gives an idea, before decoding is possible, whether there is an RDS signal and about its level above noise.
I wish some such signal indicator (not to replace the useful BER) would also be implemented into RDSspy directly.
Thanks and best regards
SWL Tobias, Bavaria
Posted by: Andreas Mikula
« on: November 17, 2025, 06:22:29 pm »Additional comment: when I use 125 or even 150% zoom, the font is not sharp.
Posted by: Herman W
« on: September 18, 2025, 05:30:14 pm »I agree. It would indeed be helpful for old geezers like us :-)
73
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Herman Wijnants
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Posted by: GuidoS
« on: September 18, 2025, 03:00:32 pm »Hello,
Since screen resolution of monitors is always rising, eyes are getting older etc I would like to suggest to enlarge the font of the PI code in RDSSpy. It is often difficult to distinguish between 8 and B and may also a few other characters. I think this would be welcomed by a lot of users.
73,
Guido.
Since screen resolution of monitors is always rising, eyes are getting older etc I would like to suggest to enlarge the font of the PI code in RDSSpy. It is often difficult to distinguish between 8 and B and may also a few other characters. I think this would be welcomed by a lot of users.
73,
Guido.