I think it is automatic with xlog although you may have to have xlog running in the background. It also supports importing QSL confirmations from eqsl and lotw.
I did try putting a sample entry into the fldigi log and it appeared in the xlog log. It boasts tight rig integration via Hamlib, is simple and quick to navigate around (plenty of keyboard shortcuts), has lots of build in options like greyline mapping, cluster tracking, integration with wsjtx and fldigi, and ability to export to hrdlog, lotw, eqsl, clublog, and hamqth.
I haven't got on digital yet, still trying to work out the bugs in the system. I have both xlog and fldigi on my Lubuntu box in the shack. Under Linux, I've used cqrlog and xlog with reasonable results. Each of the appropriate libraries must be present on the computer to use that particular sound i/o. On Linux Fldigi can interface to the sound card using either the OSS, the Portaudio, or the PulseAudio. Select the SndCrd tab on the configuration dialog. I generally log fldigi contacts in the built-in logger, but then transfer them to another logging program via adi files. On Windows: Use the PortAudio and select the device from the list (s). So it's not surprising if you are running into a capacity limit. Have you tried contacting the author? His page also suggests some Yahoo support groups.įldigi is not really intended to be a serious logging program, as I understand it. Super Moderator Joined: Apr 4th 1998, 00:00 Anyone have any ideas about this? Thanks, Mike K0AZ
It actually took over 3k but stopped at 1998 and all between 1998 and current date do not load. I went to merge almost 14k QSOs from an adif file i moved to documents.
FLDIGI UBUNTU INSTALL
Used Synaptic Package Manager to install FLdigi 3.21.80. Greetings, Just recently got a machine up and running with Ubuntu 14.04.
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