Stereo Tool

Still no matter what AGC does not move with test 20Hz tone and highpass on or off.

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Ow. I think it only works on 2-band AGC for now.

Best would be that HPF independently works at 150%Q.. but i know not possible.

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Why would you want AGC to act on a test tone? If you were calibrating something, wouldn't you want a constant output, unaffected by any filters?

Huh, because it must if HPF is before AGC.

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I've got two bugs in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS running 9.31.

1. Jack doesn't come up as the name of the executable (I've already mailed you about that). It keeps coming up as "stereo_tool".

2. I cannot use FM output and normal output at the same time. When using FM output, the audio goes through "fm_l" and "fm_r" in Jack to the right soundcard output. When enabling Normal Output, the Normal Output is sent to "fm_l" and "fm_r", instead of "out_l" and "out_r". This also works this way when only using Normal Output. So long story short: everything goes out of "fm_X" with normal output having a higher priority.

The last bug is in Stereo Tool for a long time, but since I can't use multiple instances anymore because of the first bug, there exists a priority for me to be fixed, so I can still upgrade...

To show it: this is stereo_too2 (the streaming instance, stereo_tool is used for FM. In 9.23 I could still edit tool to too2 to use multiple instances in Jack)

True, reported this years ago. Hup Hans, moet te doen zijn!

Ok, I found what's causing this. I actually tried to improve things by overriding the Jack name by the name of the executable. I just found out when debugging on Linux that I was *first* opening Jack, and only after that updating the name (and the default name is "stereo_tool"). So that should be fixed now (testing in a few minutes).

New beta (011) available!

MicroMPX Decoder Beta 011 Pi 32 bit shows warnings about the high temperature of CPU. RaspbPI 3B+. Previous versions didn't warn about that. Maybe this is something that you are working on?

-Janne