100+ club

Over the last week I have made it to 105 work units and exeeded 2412 hrs. Hopefully I can get another comuter hooked to mine and network them for faster results. Does anyone know how to listen to the sounds we analize? Links?

Up to 125 work units now. Not too bad for a solo computer. No even useing a Pen 4.

That is good.

I started on 3/20 and I'm currently on 31 units.

I'm at 120 units.

I have 320 units done in 2216 hours. I built the machine with an AMD 2400. I too asked about listening to the sounds and was told that they are too raw to listen to. I emailed the seti at home site and was told they are not made to be listened to. Sounded like the guy didnt know what else to tell me. It would be really cool to find someone that figured out how though.

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how do you find that out?

where do i look?

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How do you find out what? the number of units or how to listen to the packets? The first is easy, the other i dont know.

164 in 2887hrs.

Up to 133 and 3097 hrs. I don't believe they have programs for us to hear the recorded data, as from what I learned they say its not meant to be listened to, which is bull. Its sounds we can hear it, if it makes sence or not is up to us, right. Perhaps soon they will let us in on what we been decodeing for them. Untill then, who knows besides Berkeley.

I'm at 97 or so . . . . will be a member of the 100+ Club soon

5/27 - 102 units at 1486 hrs.
9/8 - 247 units at 3071 hrs.
12/15 - 666 units at 5800 hrs.
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Way to go!

I am up to 156 units now and 3590 hrs.

sometime in the far future I'll make a 500+ club. LOL

When you have the Seti screen maximised turn your speakers up all the way.
1484 hrs- 139 units

343 units done in 2437 hours.

Originally posted by Lurker
Over the last week I have made it to 105 work units and exeeded 2412 hrs. Hopefully I can get another comuter hooked to mine and network them for faster results. Does anyone know how to listen to the sounds we analize? Links?

Although I've never tried it, I believe you can download an add-on for the Seti@home client software that converts the data unit into a .wav file.

Try this link at Berkeley: setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu... (down the bottom in the Other Add-Ons section)

Or there's this page:
setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu...

Hope this helps! Keep searchin'