
Bill R
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This app works great for remote ops! Just fantastic. Don't give up if you're trying to make the whole thing work. One hint if anyone's stuck...on the server side at your computer be sure to turn off (or allow RCForb to come through) your firewall including the Windows Defender firewall. It won't port forward otherwise. This is where I got stuck. I hope this helps someone. N0POO
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Mark Hartman
If you can't get audio to radio (solved) The solution was to check app permissions and see if they are enabled for your android mic. This was the only problem I encountered while beta testing. The program beta was installed by me and when that happened the android system updated the version on my phone but did not ask for app permissions as I had already checked them on when I first installed the stable version. This led me to think there was a problem somewhere but no idea where. Solved!
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Eberhard Backeshoff
I really like this app. It works excellently and does what it is supposed to do. However, I'm having a little problem - I am using hearing aids which are coupled to my smartphone via bluetooth. These work fine for making phone calls, too. The built-in microphones of the hearing aids are used, in this case. But within RCForb, it is not possible use them in a reasonable way. When I set the "Bluetooth On Call" Emulation active, the micros are used, but it is no longer possible to alter the RX Volume, and everything is way too loud. When I disable the "Bluetooth On Call" function, I can well hear the audio in my hearing aids but always my smartphone's built-in microphone is used which renders it unusuable when I'm pursuing activities like bicicle-riding, where my phone's in my pocket.
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