Working RM Noise Settings for Thetis and VAC
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2024 10:47 pm
All:
I had some trouble initially getting RM Noise to work with my Anan 10 and Thetis since the only connection I use between my computer and the SDR is ethernet, but after a brief struggle got it working.
Here's how:
1. If you don't already have Virtual Audio Cable (VAC) or similar you'll need to get it and install it. I'm not going over that here since that info is all over the Internet.
2. Create two VAC line connections. Like so:
3. Go to the audio settings tab in Thetis and set like this:
You can also use Windows MME, but Windows DirectSound is more performant with less latency.
Set Rm Noise options like this:
I happen to use a Dayton Audio DTA-Pro for my audio but most of you don't. Just pick the device that you use or choose "Primary Sound Driver" and it should work fine.
Click "Activate" and you should be all set. I expect these settings would be very similar in other SDR software as well.
I hope someone finds this useful. If there are any questions I will attempt to answer them.
73,
N0BGS
I had some trouble initially getting RM Noise to work with my Anan 10 and Thetis since the only connection I use between my computer and the SDR is ethernet, but after a brief struggle got it working.
Here's how:
1. If you don't already have Virtual Audio Cable (VAC) or similar you'll need to get it and install it. I'm not going over that here since that info is all over the Internet.
2. Create two VAC line connections. Like so:
- VACLines.PNG (26.14 KiB) Viewed 2744 times
- Thetis_RM_NoiseSettings.PNG (43.63 KiB) Viewed 2744 times
Set Rm Noise options like this:
- RM_NoiseSettings.PNG (21.95 KiB) Viewed 2744 times
Click "Activate" and you should be all set. I expect these settings would be very similar in other SDR software as well.
I hope someone finds this useful. If there are any questions I will attempt to answer them.
73,
N0BGS