Well it indeed appears to be my graph. Tried using a simple graph. Signal Source (32k) > Complex - Float > WAV
Dream decoded it, SDR# read it, and it was fine. My graph of interest must have a sample-rate no lower than 360k. It appears to be recording something, but its almost as if it is recording the samples too quickly? Here is a screenshot of the graph if it helps any. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-aSbYCHxTFFk/Uub13Q-yoVI/AAAAAAAAqng/i3lBhqzp4TE/w915-h477-no/Screenshot+-+01272014+-+04%253A11%253A38+PM.png On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 11:35 PM, Jordan Johnson <[email protected]>wrote: > Long time reader, first time poster so hopefully I'm doing this whole > mailing list thing right. > > I was hoping someone could point me in a direction towards fixing this odd > problem I am having. I have a GRC graph which outputs complex samples. I > would like to write these samples specifically to a WAV file so I can view > them in SDR programs on Windows such as DREAM or, more importantly, SDR#. > > I can't seem to do so however as when I run a Complex > Float -- WAV File > sink, SDR# says the WAV file isn't valid; and DREAM shows fullband noise. > Playing the WAV in GNURadio also says there are "no samples". > > I have an FFT attached to the Complex > Float stage and it shows the > signal coming out just fine. What am I doing wrong? > > Any assistance is massively apprechiated. > > - Jordan. >
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