On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 07:24:21 -0600 "Gilbert Baron" <gbaron@home.com>
writes:
>
> If I use Ctl F1 to program a CQ message, it works fine. I can play
> it back.
> The problem is that when I end the program the messages are all
> lost. I have
> to program again the next time I use it.
> How can I save these messages so that I don't have to program them
> every
> time I use the program.
>
> After using the CTL F1 CTL F@ etc I can use Alt P and select F1 and
> Alt R
> and it plays the message, BUT , if I then use Alt W to write it the
> message
> is not written, it is just blank.
>
> Any idea of how to do this OTHER THAN using windows to make some WAV
> files
> and renaming them to DVP?
>
> Thanks.
Here is my home-made instruction manual for sbdvp, which includes
the steps you need.
1. Mix all the files together (tr and sbdvp files) in the same contest
directory.
2. Execute sbdvp
3. Execute tr
4. Make sure dvp enable = true in tr
5. In tr hit alp-p
6. Give your intended recording a filename.dvp, such as cqtest.dvp.
7. Hit CTRL-F1 to record a recording in F1. Press escape to stop
recording.
8. To save the recording, exit tr. Unload sbdvp by typing sbdvp -u. The
recording will be saved
with the filename that you gave it, such as cqtest.dvp.
9. To load the recording automatically the next time sbdvp is executed,
the filename you saved
the recording as must be listed in the file sbdvpcfg.dat
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Yuma, AZ
K6LL@juno.com
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