James Brown wrote:

Next - Let me think...

*  I want to have streaming video of the antenna - just for grins.

Nice, but that could just be a 'webcam' upload to some site using already freely available software.

* Then I need to integrate the audio server and antenna server into one
client.  It's to hard to install now.

Sounds good.

* Although I can stream MP3 audio the compression kills just the sort of
signal we are looking for so I need to automatically save the audio in WAV
format so that it can be worked over with a fine tooth comb.

Or look at other compressions. Use lossless compression such as flac? Or just send out fewer bits as is done with s@h WUs.

* The WAV file must be archived to my web site and indexed so that anyone
can download it and work on it.  I know how to index WAV files into
submission already (grin), SML does that.

OK, good.

* I want to add a spectrum analyzer and waterfall display to the client.

There's audio apps that have this already coded.

Then anyone will have all the capabilities they need to do a search of there
own.

Lots of stuff still to do...

:)


Is this all general enough so that other receivers can be added?

One thought with the auto-controls is to have two or more antennas all look at the same point but from widespread physical locations so that Earth RFI can be immediately eliminated...


Good stuff,

Regards,
Martin