One installation six times - just click MMTTY icon once, move that
instance, click MMTTY again, move it, etc. You have to move them else you
can't even see those "underneath". Nice to have multiple monitors for this,
but you can "overlay" the tops to save monitor space.
I was using the stand-alone MMTTY (not the WriteLog plug-in) for this test.
I use the stand-alone version often as a read-only demod. I transmit FSK
using rittyrite. I could be using MMTTY as a WL plug-in for that as well,
in which case only the plug-in MMTTY would be handling the TX.
If I were transmitting with stand-alone MMTTY, I would probably set only
one copy up for transmit (FSK/AFSK) and keep the focus on it.
I posted about this here around Feb 22. IIRC, a 1.5 GHz P4 was loaded
around 4% for each instance and a Sempron 3000+ was loaded around 2%.
Jerry W4UK
At 15:43 5/25/2005, Bill Turner wrote:
>At 08:39 AM 5/25/2005, Jerry Flanders wrote:
> >Yes - one standard audio input from the receiver to the LINE input of the
> >sound card. Then 6 different instances of MMTTY running simultaneously,
> >each with a different profile, each decoding independently, some showing
> >slightly different results, as you would expect from independent demods. I
> >also verified that it could handle different apps simultaneously - e.g.,
> >rittyrite and MMTTY together with no problems.
>
>______________________________________________________________
>
>Dumb question: To run six instances of MMTTY, do you have to install it in
>six different directories, or can you run one installation six times?
>
>--
>Bill, W6WRT
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