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Turning data into audio is a big thing nowadays with amateur radio. Ironic that the author overlaps so much with that field, without noticing that they chose t
by knorker 2y ago
Turning data into audio is a big thing nowadays with amateur radio.
Ironic that the author overlaps so much with that field, without noticing that they chose the same name as probably the most used amateur radio programmer in the world.
If you're interested, the state of the art is VARA. It's closed source though, so NinoTNC may be a more interesting choice.
- jedimastert 2y agoI'm struggling to find the protocol for VARA, although maybe my Google abilities are just failing me.l The protocol at least should be openly available according to the FCC
- knorker 2y agoIt's unclear to me too. I'm not a lawyer, nor is my ham license even in the US, but perhaps "you can decode it by using our software" satisfies the legal requirements? It's not, to my knowledge, deliberately obscured. That would be a legal no no, I think. But yes, people have fought over VARA's state here.