Dante virtual soundcard to show up in garage band

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Dante virtual soundcard to show up in garage band software#
Dante virtual soundcard to show up in garage band license#

I've had 2 HTs on a backpack: one using a short duck, the other sporting a signal stick (longer whip tuned for 2 meter but works dual band). It seems like a lot of effort, but it's how I follow the letter of the rules AND keep my licenses out of danger of being yanked for breaking them.

Dante virtual soundcard to show up in garage band license#

No license grants the ability to mix and match across services, and although I own ham radios capable of transmitting on GMRS frequencies, I have TX locked out because it's fine to monitor GMRS with my ham HT, as long as I don't transmit. Yes, this also means I have dedicated type approved GMRS radios for use with that service, and ham radios for ham bands. I have a ham and GMRS license, because those two services are separate. It's no coincidence Baofeng has been releasing models of their original radios that are certified and locked to appropriate radio services: if they want to keep selling in the US, they have to.Д®dit to add: your amateur license does not grant you permission to use non-standard radios in other services. And once all the old stock is gone? No more out of band usage, which is truly how it should have been from day one. If you can find 'old' new stock they will be unlocked, but I don't know how you could tell prior to purchase if it's old enough or not. I don't know that there is a way to disable the lock as I haven't purchased any new Boafengs, but if there is it defeats the purpose of the lock entirely.

Could come in handy to make a quick and dirty RX only iGate with a laptop and Direwolf, but I really only still have it because I'm a packrat. I still have that cable laying around here, somewhere.

Dante virtual soundcard to show up in garage band full#

Only thing missing is messaging, but it's TNC is available over Bluetooth so you can use APRSDroid for full functionality. Not many choices and big dollars, but I took a chance on the HG UV-98 for under $200. Next step up is an HT with built in APRS. VAST improvement on TX and RX, and it controls PTT over Bluetooth so you can run open squelch. Unfortunately at least on my radios VOX will not transmit with the squelch open, so I quickly dumped the cable and got a Mobilinkd. Squelch has a tendency to open too slowly for packet, and if it clips any of the sound, you get no decode. Also, using the cable you'll have to play around with the volume knob to get a good level without distortion. Too much power too close can overwhelm the receiver. (open squelch) also if the radios are at all close, turn transmit power to low. On the receive radio, try setting squelch to zero. You'll thank yourself for it if you ever need to change one of those numbers in the future. MUCH better than having all those numbers in the compose file. env file and setting those once, and I highly suggest it as well. )Д®DIT to add: as far as the environment variables go, yep write that all down first. If he plows ahead, I'll let you know how it turns out. I have a friend currently using PiAware that is considering making this switch. I've migrated from one host to another, but of course that worked as expected.

Dante virtual soundcard to show up in garage band software#

The containers are all inclusive in terms of feeder software and dependencies, so if you simply use the appropriate container and supply your current key, it should pickup where your last feeder left off.

However I'd say that other than your feeder IDs, there shouldn't be much I can think of you'd need to save. Truth be told I had just started dabbling with ADS-B when I found Mikenye's stuff, so I didn't migrate so much as freshly setup and signup to services.