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Off Topic / I just realized how relentless WoW/runescape spammers are.
« on: May 31, 2012, 09:17:09 PM »
No really, to prove it, here's a pic of my spam folder:

Also, lol'd at fucbook.

Also, lol'd at fucbook.
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granted, what was posted was a pre-recorded transmission. i may be thinking to deep into this, but someone could always check, with real radio equipment, to see if a station is up and broadcasting more.I can't seem to set the speakers as the input and output, where can I find the settings because i think i am doing it wrong.
open MMSSTV, make sure your input and output are set to your speakers, play pre-recorded transmission, image should start to render in the TX preview box
the first few minutes of static and occasional beeping aren't part of the sstv. im starting to wonder if its something else that can be decoded, because i feel like it could... i've heard it before
sstv transmissions are types of transmissions used by ham-radio users (or maybe just any radio user)How do you decode with MMSTV?
that can be de-coded into images. its basically a radio based image that can be decoded into a picture you can see with something like MMSTV
decoding and encoding things is something i adore ok leave me alone :c
the forget?
alright, heres one of the pictures i got from the transmission:I have a feeling serge is part of this.
i believe theres more. ill decode again and see if i cant get any others
BINARY IS FOR SCRUBS, MORSE CODE, BITCHEScan we continue with the investigation?
pretty sure "louvre" is just text, or a wrong word or somethingOkay.
if its sstv ill decode it tooThe file is called radio-sstv-noises-5.wav
Stop posting this stuff you friends.Why? This is fun.
I think this is misleading.
I see what he's trying to say.Code: [Select]cat http://www.mediafire.com/?6w9f83nkauz6zfp
alot of this is to mislead
i dunno what the link does
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