Hi all, I am trying to run multimode in grc and have it connect to a rtl_tcp server on another pc. (RaspberryPi)
If I do this on a machine without local rtl-sdr that does work. If I run this at a pc which has also a local rtl-sdr it always chooses rtl device 0 and not the rtl_tcp server. Both systems run ubuntu 12.04 and the same grc and multimode versions.
The commando used on both systems is python multimode.py --devinfo=rtl_tcp= 192.168.0.50:1234
Any hints how to solve this?
Thanks, Ben
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Hi all, I am trying to run multimode in grc and have it connect to a rtl_tcp server on another pc. (RaspberryPi)
If I do this on a machine without local rtl-sdr that does work. If I run this at a pc which has also a local rtl-sdr it always chooses rtl device 0 and not the rtl_tcp server. Both systems run ubuntu 12.04 and the same grc and multimode versions.
The commando used on both systems is python multimode.py --devinfo=rtl_tcp= 192.168.0.50:1234
Any hints how to solve this?
Thanks, Ben
Hi Ben,
If I do this on a machine without local rtl-sdr that does work. If I run this at a pc which has also a local rtl-sdr it always chooses rtl device 0
i just made a quick test with a locally attached dongle and GRC and can't confirm this.
The commando used on both systems is python multimode.py --devinfo=rtl_tcp= 192.168.0.50:1234
Is it also the case when you use rtl_tcp=192.168.0.50:1234 in GRC?
Best regards, Dimitri