K3 Audio Problem in Local Computer

[k9uwa]

I have my K3 hooked to a computer and all functions on it work fine through Ham Radio Deluxe and DM780 with an attached
K1EL Keyer.

I am then attempting to access this K3 and its computer over my in home network from another computer. This one they call the
Local Computer. I have the Computer control of the radio plus the keying with the WnKey keyer. including the waterfall visual
of the radio signal from within the DM780 program ... but NO Audio is heard from the speakers of this local computer. The
soundcard works you can listen to any CD or off the web videos etc... but I can't get the audio from the K3  so I am missing
something someplace?

Can anyone tell me what I need to set up?

John k9uwa
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[Don Wilhelm-4]

John,

I believe that HRD and DM780 does not provide a path for audio, you must
use something like Skype in addition to hear the audio on the local
computer.

73,
Don W3FPR

John K9UWA wrote:

> I have my K3 hooked to a computer and all functions on it work fine through Ham Radio Deluxe and DM780 with an attached
> K1EL Keyer.
>
> I am then attempting to access this K3 and its computer over my in home network from another computer. This one they call the
> Local Computer. I have the Computer control of the radio plus the keying with the WnKey keyer. including the waterfall visual
> of the radio signal from within the DM780 program ... but NO Audio is heard from the speakers of this local computer. The
> soundcard works you can listen to any CD or off the web videos etc... but I can't get the audio from the K3  so I am missing
> something someplace?
>
> Can anyone tell me what I need to set up?
>  
>

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[Julian, G4ILO]

Don Wilhelm-4 wrote

John,

I believe that HRD and DM780 does not provide a path for audio, you must
use something like Skype in addition to hear the audio on the local
computer.

73,
Don W3FPR

John K9UWA wrote:
> I have my K3 hooked to a computer and all functions on it work fine through Ham Radio Deluxe and DM780 with an attached
> K1EL Keyer.
>
> I am then attempting to access this K3 and its computer over my in home network from another computer. This one they call the
> Local Computer. I have the Computer control of the radio plus the keying with the WnKey keyer. including the waterfall visual
> of the radio signal from within the DM780 program ... but NO Audio is heard from the speakers of this local computer. The
> soundcard works you can listen to any CD or off the web videos etc... but I can't get the audio from the K3  so I am missing
> something someplace?
>
> Can anyone tell me what I need to set up?
>  

Skype though good quality is a bit complicated if you just want to send audio across a home network. I use a program called IP-Sound. It was written by an SM amateur who no longer has a website but if you google it there is a download link on DX Zone or one of those ham radio links websites.

If you only want to listen to receive audio and you are using Windows Remote Desktop then I believe it is possible to set that up to relay the remote audio to the local computer.