Hello all!
I'm working on OFDM synchronization for GNURadio and we need a file to simulate
the OFDM. I thought it would be a good way use the audio_to_file.py of the
examples, but it doesn´t work. I speak to the microphone but when I run
audio_play.py nothing is listened. I think the problem might be because when I
push ENTER the execution of these examples should finish and it doesn't, it
continue running until I kill the process (ctrl+c). It occurs with all the
examples and I don't know what can be the problem because I've checked the code
on the website and it is the same... The lines which should do it are:
if __name__ == '__main__':
try:
my_top_block().run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
I think that it is ok and with these lines the program should stop by pushing
ENTER but it doesn't. The microphone problem must be other one but i`m starting
to suspect that the file doesn't record fine because of this mistake. Can be
useful for you that when I run audio_to_play.py it finishes when the file
finishes(last a little of time) although it doesn't sound anything, and it
doesn't stop if pushing ENTER.
I know these are very elemental doubts and problems but are stopping us of
going on with our work and we are not able to solve it.
Thank you very much
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