make produces the following...i have tried the main and mirror to see if
there was a difference....
running raspian, the same instructions worked before...however im stuck in
my tracks with this one
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Hi,
I am a rookie playing with SDR, and I have installed the driver with zadig
properly I think, then I try to use rtl_test.exe, the error is like
*Found 2 devices:*
*0: ezcap usb2.0 DVB-T/DAB/FM dongle*
*1:ezcap usb2.0 DVB-T/DAB/FM dongle*
*failed to open rtlsdr device #0*
Can anyone help? I would really appreciate that
Thanks,
Benjamin
Has any one used the Murata DNT 900 with a raspberry pi
To receive data from the iron ert?
It seems to have a little more range than the others I've been looking into.
Just curious
Al
What's the "right way" to call rtlsdr_* functions while receiving samples
via rtlsdr_read_async()?
e.g. to change frequency or gain mid-run.
You can't call them directly from the async callback as you're within a
libusb callback at that point and libusb will self-deadlock if you do
anything that needs a synchronous transfer. Plus even without the
self-deadlock you really don't want a recursive callback happening if
another bulk transfer turns up..
You can't call them from a separate thread because librtlsdr isn't
threadsafe.
The only way I've found that's reliable is to call rtlsdr_cancel_async()
from within the async callback, wait for rtlsdr_read_async() to return, do
your work, then call rtlsdr_read_async() again. This is ugly and can drop
samples. rtlsdr_read_async() is also a bit buggy in that sometimes it will
take up to a second after cancellation has completed before it returns (it
calls into libusb to handle more events even if all xfers have completed
cancellation, and then you've got to wait for that to time out..)
What's the right way to do this?
Oliver
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It seems a Russian developer created a fork of rtl-sdr that has software
decimation. "The decimation feature allows you to sacrifice some
bandwidth for increased ADC bit resolution."
This may be a reimplementation of the sdr-sharp version of decimation
according to this story:
http://www.rtl-sdr.com/new-sdr-rtl-sdr-driver-lnamixervga-gain-settings-dec…
The driver also features manual settings for the LNA/Mixer and VGA gain
stages and is based on Oliver Jowet’s modified driver.
The source code is here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sdrr820tmanualgainsettings/files/ if
anybody wants to see if there are any notable changes worthy of making a
patch or pull for as it may contain other fixes or features.