On 02/23/2018 05:51 PM, Ellie White
wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for
sharing that, Marcus! I agree with Glen that it looks like
a great tool, and I look forward to testing it out -- feel
free to post it on the Open Source Radio Telescopes
mailing list as well in case there are folks there who would
like to use it, too.
I think I had done that in the past, but will do so again.
So, back to the original question -- I am still not having any
luck getting my RTL-SDR dongle to work with GNURadio on
Windows 10, despite the fact that the dongle works just fine
with SDR# on the same computer. Is this a known issue, and if
so, are there any solutions I could try? I was hoping to use
GNU Radio to test out a new antenna I built soon, so if anyone
has any advice about this, again I would really appreciate
hearing it!
Many thanks in advance!
I'm not a Windows guy at all, so I cannot help. Wish I could.
Can anyone here help Ellie get GR-based "stuff" going with RTL-SDR
on W10? Anything to look out for?
Also, there's the ##rtlsdr IRC channel -- a pile of Windows folks on
there.
Ellie
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Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] RTL-SDR device
failed to open in flowgraph
Hi Marcus and Ellie,
Thanks again for the flow graph Marcus. It's a very
impressive piece of work.
If one has only one SDR, it is necessary to change
the input number of channels
to 1, I think(?) Then connect the 2nd channel
(chan1) to the output of the source
block. The modified .grc file works right away.
Cheers
Glen
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