Just answered my own question. I went into MMTTY Option(O)/Setup
MMTTY(O)... and on the Soundcard tab changed the receive soundcard from my
microHAM CODEC to the internal sound card in my Dell laptop. I then played
the wav file with Windows Media Player and the diddles decoded in MMTTY with
no problem.
As I watched MMTTY decode the last couple of contacts in the contest I was
getting ready to hit the REV button to decode the gibberish I had seen
during live reception. Much to my surprise the gibberish did not appear and
a call that had previously not been decoded with the WriteLog MMTTY plug-in
was now printing on the screen. I then went into WriteLog again and played
back that part of the recording with the WriteLog player. Again, the
gibberish did not print and I was able to see the call on the screen. Not
sure what happened or why it did not print live but does print from the
recoding. I checked my general logger and I have worked the call several
times before, but all of them were on SSB. It may be he has just started up
in RTTY. I will drop him an email and see if it was him who was trying to
contact me several times in the contest.
73,
Gary AL9A
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary AL9A" <al9a@mtaonline.net>
To: "RTTY Contesting" <rtty@contesting.com>
Sent: February 14, 2011 9:46 AM
Subject: Re: [RTTY] Upside down
> Further question on this topic. I use WriteLog and recorded the WPX
> contest. Is there a way to feed the last few minutes of the last recorded
> wav file to MMTTY so that I can try using the REV button to see if the
> calling station was indeed upside down? If so, and it turns out that he
> was
> upside down and I can get his call decoded, I will try to email him and
> let
> him know why I couldn't get him in the log. Maybe then he can check his
> radio settings and set things right.
>
> 73,
> Gary AL9A
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