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SmartSDR on Windows vs. Mac - which is better?

Hi

I'm new to Flex, and seeking some feedback from experienced users.

I have both Windows and Mac and SmartSDR installed on both. I have a slight impression that they provide a little bit different RX audio quality.

I use the same headphones connected directly to 8600 (not via a computer) and it's like some signal processing is a bit different. Or it's just my delusion ;D

Windows over Mac for Flex' best quality? Any thoughts?

73 de Stan SP8S

Answers

  • KD0RC
    KD0RC Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    Hi Stan, the same audio stream comes from the radio. If there is a difference, it is due to audio differences in the two computers. SmartSDR has a very nice RX equalizer so both computers should be able to sound very nearly alike.

  • Mike Steventon
    Mike Steventon Member ✭✭✭

    I have used both, and my reply is that I prefer Mac SSdr to the windows version, despite it costing to purchase the software. Available "on-board" modes covers most of what I like to do. Also, the midi implementation facility within the Mac software is just great if you want to get fancy and control many parameters using a midi controller. Your choice, my friend!!

    73 Mike.

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