Hi
First, my thanks to everyone involved with the development and
release of librtlsdr. Well done. :-)
I always wanted to try my hand building an SDR application and
so I installed the latest librtlsdr and started writing code
to test the various functions in the librtlsdr library. Having
gotten familiar with this, I started work on modifying my old
Wx satellite APT image decoder app, xwxapt, to support an rtlsdr
receiver beside the linear VHF receiver it was written for.
Its always difficult to extensively modify an existing app, but
in the end it all worked out well and xwxapt can now receive the
old APT format images from Wx sats with the rtl-sdr receiver. In
the process, I modified xwxapt to include controls for the rtl-sdr
unit, display an FFT-derived spectrum of the 2.4kHz sub-carrier
and a spectrum of the baseband O/P of the RTL2832 device. Images
are decoded in real time and displayed incrementally in xwxapt's
window. xwxapt is available under the GPL at:
http://www.5b4az.org/ in Weather Imaging->Image Decoders menu.
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Best Regards
Neoklis - Ham Radio Call:5B4AZ
http://www.5b4az.org/
Hello,
I have installed all the thing and I get the main API:
How to configure in order to see LoRa trafic?
(if I click on aquisition, I get an error message "no sample source
configured")
Maybe a quickstart help exists?
Thanks,
Loïc
I know there is a precompiled binary but it is 2 years out of date. Anyone
have any luck compiling it for 32 bit windows? (I need some functionality
that was just recently added in)
As already on github, I fixed rtl_fm's arbitrary resampling by fixing the
output buffer length and allowing upsampling by copying the audio data since
the algorithm cannot work in-place.
I have attached a patch, if you are interested to integrate it into the
official branch.
Regards,
Ferdinand Meyer-Hermann
If would be nice to have a newer official release available; installation
using the package manager on many Linux distros gets a two year old
librtlsdr that's missing the rtlsdr_set_tuner_bandwidth function (added
about nine months ago), as well as, other nice updates and fixes.
cheers,
joe
Hi
I can't sensibly use git-send-email as it wants to do the actual emailing
on my behalf, and I use Gmail for this account. I tried sending via
git-send-email directly to the list MX and SORBS blocked me, so I've
attached the three patches as formatted by 'git format-patch' here.
Regards
Mike
On Fri, Jun 24, 2016 at 9:46 AM, Sylvain Munaut <246tnt(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Initially I tried to do a Pull Request on the Github repository,
>
> Yeah we don't use github.
>
> tbh I'm not even sure who's doing the mirror there ...
>
> > but was
> > told I should send a patch to this mailing list. What format should I
> use to
> > send the patch?
>
> See the doc for git-send-email
>
> You create a git commit with your patch then use that to send it by
> mail to the list and it will handle the formatting for you and making
> sure the patch isn't mangled by your mail client.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sylvain
>
Hi
I have a patch for the gr-osmosdr project that I am hoping you will be able
to merge into the repo. The patch makes it possible to choose which hackrf
is opened by the sink component. It also moves the hackrf_open code into a
separate, shared source file that is used by both the sink and the source
components.
Initially I tried to do a Pull Request on the Github repository, but was
told I should send a patch to this mailing list. What format should I use
to send the patch?
Regards
Mike
Hey list,
I've pushed some minor fixes to the soapy_support branch. With these
fixes I was able to use the siggen gui app with the LimeSDR. More
details in the commits.
http://git.osmocom.org/gr-osmosdr/log/?h=soapy_support
I would appreciate if this can be merged into master.
Thanks!
-josh
Hi
I have a patch for the gr-osmosdr project that I am hoping you will be able
to merge into the repo. The patch makes it possible to choose which hackrf
is opened by the sink component. It also moves the hackrf_open code into a
separate, shared source file that is used by both the sink and the source
components.
Initially I tried to do a Pull Request on the Github repository, but was
told I should send a patch to this mailing list. What format should I use
to send the patch?
Regards
Mike Davis
