Hi Dave, Let's check from the top-- You are recording with WinSDR and
you use Winquake to display the event data. 1) the event was at 7/6
19:10 or so. Open Winsdr and click on File in the upper left tool bar
and then click on replay. 2) a replay window opens and put in the start
time. 19:10 and make sure the date in 7/ 6 click on the all channels box
and all the active channels will be saved -- click start and a window
will ask fopr the total number of min. you want to save. Put in 60 if
you are local or 120 if you are on the Pacific coast. Hit OK and the
event file is now created in the same file dir that all event files are
saved in. 
Part two Go to Winquake. Open and load the event file 110706.191000.xxx
you should see the event file you just created in WinSDR.
 
Regards, Steve Hammond PSN San Jose

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Subject: Re: event saving in winquake



Yes sorry guys

was referring to WinSDR and how to extract an event out of the file
OK Barry, I will try that and see what happens........

ok that didnt work  error msg in winquake .....
     " Invalid Quake File (bad header check) "

ok so what is the prob there ?  do I not have WinSDR set up properly ?

cheers
Dave




At 12:51 PM 7/07/2011, you wrote:


Dave
In Winsdr I use the "replay"  function. Choose the date and start time
and channel. When you hit start another window will pop up that asks how
long of a time you wish to save.
 
Regards
Barry




From: Dave Nelson 
To: psnlist@..............
Sent: Wed, July 6, 2011 2:35:07 PM

  getting rather annoyed and frustrated here  ;)  I cannot see how to
force a save
at some random time.  Yes you can do a forced event save but it only
covers the current time.
  An example .... during last nite there was the M7.7 just north of New
Zealand,
I may have just recorded that on my geophone. I can see a distinct
signal above
the noise floor at the right time, but I cant do a save from and to a
specific time.

Is it possible and I just havent discovered how ?  or is it a feature
that really needs
to be added to Winquake ?

cheers
Dave

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click start and a window will ask fopr the total number of min. you want =
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save. Put in 60 if you are local or 120 if you are on the Pacific coast. =
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and the event file is now created in the same file dir that all event =
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saved in. 
Part=20
two Go to Winquake. Open and load the event file 110706.191000.xxx you =
should=20
see the event file you just created in WinSDR.
 
Regards, Steve Hammond PSN San Jose

  

  
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Yes sorry guys

was referring =
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  and how to extract an event out of the file
OK Barry, I will try =
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  see what happens........

ok that didnt work  error msg in =
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ok so what is the prob there ?  do I not have WinSDR set =
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cheers
Dave




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Dave
In Winsdr I =
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time you=20
    wish to save.
 
Regards
Barry




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  getting rather annoyed and frustrated here  =

    ;)  I cannot see how to force a save
at some random =
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  An example .... during last nite there was the M7.7 =
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I may have just recorded that on my =
geophone. I can=20
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the noise floor at the right time, =
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Is it possible and I =
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cheers
Dave

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