Yes Gary – that’s what I stated: WSJT-X via JTAlert. Larry / W1DYJ

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Found my delay issues. I found I was only decoding 1 or 2 datagrams each second. I was letting the FLTK event scheduler get a look-in in between each datagram. So of course with the large number of de

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Hi Philip Thanks for your response I found some python implementations to deal with this UDP interface so I will try to extract everything I need from here. I will post my results! Regards Agustin LU2

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Hi Phil, one of the reasons why WSJT-X uses UDP for interoperation with other applications is because that allows a many-to-many topology without having to use different service ports for each server.

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I am working on communicating between my (homebrew) logging program and WSJT-X. For my program, I use C#, .net framework in the VS2119 community environment. So far I'm able to decode most of the mess

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So 1 out of three ain't bad. I dived into the rabbit hole of C#, failed to find any signals on 20 or 17 that weren't FT8. But did manage to send off QSL cards in envelopes I received Saturday and toda

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Hi Martin, the QDateTime information is here: https://sourceforge.net/p/wsjt/wsjtx/ci/master/tree/Network/NetworkMessage.hpp#l31 The azimuth in WSJT-X is simply calculated from the DX grid, it is not

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I have my udp message rebrodcasting via Jtalert, on port 2238 to a raspberry pi, running Gridtracker, and wsjt stays on 2237 to jtalert not sure if you are running jt alert. but also you must change 1

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Lost my computer and had to get a new Mac mini. Have everything back up and running and all is working but the UDP broadcast. When I start JT-Bridge it tells me no log connected. I have the UDP in Mac

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