Releases: k3it/qsorder
v2.13
v2.12
v2.12
- hotkey function is back
- attempt to guess recording devices charset
SHA1 hash of file qsorder-v2.12-7z.exe: e80491f1525695ed14b8af7d12f01215e0860a1d
Installation on Windows: run qsorder-v2.12-7z.exe self extracting archive. When prompted, specify the destination directory for qsorder.exe and supporting files. If reusing an old qsorder folder please delete all previous files (except the recordings).
v2.11
v2.11
- small fixes related to non-ascii character handling
- fix continuous recording path error
- convert code to python3 format
- update TravisCI unit tests to python 3.6
- added http://qsorder.hamradiomap.com/ to the start banner.
SHA1 hash of file qsorder-v2.11-7z.exe: d9ab70187a7e1ca78c3d0825fcd6be6cd28d70e9
Installation on Windows: run qsorder-v2.11-7z.exe self extracting archive. When prompted, specify the destination directory for qsorder.exe and supporting files. If reusing an old qsorder folder please delete all previous files (except the recordings).
v2.10
Note: there have been several bugs identified in this release. Please use either 2.9 or 2.11 or higher releases.
v2.10a
- add radio_nr flag. records qso's only from a specified Radio NR
- build the binary distribution with cx_freeze and 7z instead of pyinstaller
- the virus warning under win10 has been fixed
- fixed an mp3 conversion error on some machines
To install run qsorder-v2.10-7z.exe and unpack to a separate directory such as "C:\qsorder". The self extracting archive includes the qsorder.exe executable and supporting python DLLs and modules.
Windows 10 users: Microsoft seems to insist on having the code signed in order to completely stop all warnings (such as the "Unknown Publisher"). I don't have this ability currently.
To verify the archive checksum on windows enter certUtil -hashfile qsorder-v2.10a-7z.exe in the command prompt. The SHA-1 hash is d6e303264194620ecec894b73bee7639ac9630ca
v2.9 QSO Recorder for N1MM and N1MM+
improves XML parsing error handling
Note: on some machines Windows defender flags v2.9 archive as having a virus. It's a false alarm. If you get this error, please try to download v2.8.
v2.8 QSO Recorder for N1MM
v2.8
- uninterrupted recording mode (with the -C or "--continuous" flag), parrallel to recording of individual QSOs
hourly audio files are saved in the AUDIO_YEAR directory, a new mp3 file is created at the top of each hour.
Extra Disk space required for this option: ~360 MB per 24 hours - increased sampling rate from 8000 to 11025
- pyaduio library updated to version 0.2.8 https://people.csail.mit.edu/hubert/pyaudio/
- allow cp1251 character set in the recording device names (tnx ua9lif)