Im hopping to spark up a diolog to help to rewrite the RTL-server that the group has produced... I currently use the RTL-server with the ghpsdr-alex DSP-server. I have some code that alows the RTL-server to see multible dongles... the Problem is that unlike the Softrock-server a qtradio user cant select between the different receivers when connecting. The DSP-server needs mods to accept a tcp packet from a RTL-server with multiple RTL-dongles attached to its hardware. Keep in mind could the user select between dongles using a qt_radio check box, like the gain control. This could help to mange multiple qtradio client connections to a server. Say one receiver is indicated to be In Use, then a client can select the next one that isn't in use.
I just found most of the rtl dongles to be usfull because of the vhf uhf spectrum they can receive. I have a few of the DVb units and I realized that i cant run more that one thou a DSP server at a time.
Its could become useful to write DSP-server that hosts mixed devices.
73 Mathison KJ6DZB
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 7:38 AM, Mathison Ott mathisono@gmail.com wrote:
Im hopping to spark up a diolog to help to rewrite the RTL-server that the group has produced... I currently use the RTL-server with the ghpsdr-alex DSP-server. I have some code that alows the RTL-server to see multible dongles... the Problem is that unlike the Softrock-server a qtradio user cant select between the different receivers when connecting. The DSP-server needs mods to accept a tcp packet from a RTL-server with multiple RTL-dongles attached to its hardware. Keep in mind could the user select between dongles using a qt_radio check box, like the gain control. This could help to mange multiple qtradio client connections to a server. Say one receiver is indicated to be In Use, then a client can select the next one that isn't in use.
When you write RTL-server, do you mean the rtl_tcp server that is created and distributed as part of the rtl-sdr package or the rtlsdr-server included in the ghpsdr-alex code (https://github.com/alexlee188/ghpsdr3-alex/tree/master/trunk/src/rtlsdr) or maybe something else?
Alex