A free windows SSTV receiving program specially designed for SWLers. This sstv decoder does not support SSTV TX. Automatic saving of images, based on MMSTV enigne, support multiple sound cards and advanced quality settings. This software is just capable to decode SSTV a good choice if you need to receive slow scan TV.
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