se them to tell me "those
many input bytes are responsible for those many modulated bytes"?
Thank you,
Mario
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On April 5, 2018 10:41 PM, Mario Rossi wrote:
> Hello list!
>
> I'm using named pipes to stream data that I want modulate
>
> most cases page sizes are 4kB.
>
> I hope I could give you a hint on how to narrow down your problem. I'm
>
> curious where the bottleneck is.
>
> Cheers
>
> Johannes
>
> On 05.04.2018 23:41, Mari
Hello list!
I'm using named pipes to stream data that I want modulated to gnuradio and I'm
receiving modulated samples back using the same named pipes method. I then
forward the modulated samples to a SDR via some low latency C implementation I
wrote and perform the same operations in reverse a
Hz, how far would I be from decoding DRM radios?
I've seen the something for ATSC exists already: how would it work for
DVB, analogue TV or DRM?
Thanks
On 12/7/06, Chris Stankevitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mario Rossi wrote:
> GNUradio looks very interesting, but I haven't
Hi,
I've discovered this project yesterday, while looking for Linux driver
for a DRM receiver.
GNUradio looks very interesting, but I haven't found too much
documentation for very beginners (I'm not en engineer, and I've
problems understanding many things behind radio and frequencies).
This is
FYI, there's a copy of the FX2 technical ref manual here:
http://comsec.com/usrp/FX2_TechRefManual.pdf
(There may be a later version somewhere else)
Thanks
> Big question: does it have anything to do with GNUradio?
You could integrate this gadget with GNU Radio.
Note that it's really just a t
I'm a newbe to GNUradio, which I've found on the Internet searching
for documentation about the USB chip Cypress 68013.
I'd like to control a DRM receiver (the FDM77
http://www.elad.it/FDM77page.asp) in a Linux environment.
This is a software radio which is good to be used as a DRM receiver
(cou
