Hi Gui,
On 10/05/2013 07:59 PM, Gui Ritter wrote:
I can play the generated file in VLC, but I can't play it in Audacity or see
it's waveform.
That's odd. The Wav File Sink produces valid Wav files, and on my PC audacity
reads them just fine:
Flowgraph: Signal Source->head->wav file sink,
Parameters: samp_rate = 44100, format float all the way down, head number of
samples = samp_rate * 5 (==5 seconds)
I'd like to see the waveform to see stuff like noise. I tried to see it in
GRC's WX GUI Scope Sink, but I don't know how to make it show the standing
waveform (without updating constantly).
So let's presume you have recorded samples from a raw data file, or a wav file, or a
signal source, or whatever. You can "replay" them as slow as you want.
You could use the scope sink, with a throttle block before, with that you could
slow down your flowgraph quite a bit. However, throttle does not work as most
people expect it too, and does not enforce a constant sampling rate throughout
the flowgraph but limits the number of bursts of samples per second so that the
_average_ is limited.
In your case, I'd suggest using the very handy gr_plot_{float,iq,int,fft...}
tools; you just write your samples to disk using a file sink (NOT wav file
sink), and run the tool on the filename.
I though of using the Head block, but how can I know, in runtime, the amount of
items that will be passed?
I don't understand the question. You _specify_ the number of samples before
running the flowgraph. That's exactly how many samples will be passed.
Hope that helped a little,
Marcus
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