I have a remote connection to a IC-R8600 working very with Win 11.
Can we get MultiPSK to connect? It is a good tool to viewing and decoding many digital modes . Multipsk works with OmniRig & another product to allow remote operation of receiver over a home network. However OmniRig does not support IC-R8600. Hence the question.
Hi Trevor,
You can definitely do this. wfview can create a virtual serial port for rig control (if that’s even needed), and then you can use virtual audio cables to re-route the audio into other programs, such as MultiPSK.
See here for audio: Audio Configuration | wfview
And here for sharing control using a virtual serial cable: Sharing Control | wfview
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All good. Thankyou for the info, there had to be away to tweak it.
Trevor.
Update, just had to do a Win 11 reinstall. WFView is working with WSJT-X (Ver 2.61) using VB-CABLE, however MultiPSK (Vers 4.49) is not talking with the Audio Output. It seems to be doing its own thing. Where do I begin?
Sometimes one program needs to grab the virtual audio first. You might try reversing the order you launch the apps in. Some programs are rather picky about sample rates and so on. Wfview is not picky, Phil’s audio converter code will connect anything to anything.
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The answer is logical. In Windows \Sound \Mixer set Multipsk Input device to point to Cable Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable) and Output device to Speakers Audio.