I just tried this with rev 3340 on an Intel Mac, and I hear the guy
talking. This would confirm the endianness theory.
Cheers,
Jan
Eric Blossom wrote:
On Tue, Aug 15, 2006 at 05:52:50PM +0200, Josh Jennings wrote:
Hi Michael,
Having thought about this a little more, I don't think this p
I'll be able to borrow a spectrum analyzer next week, I just found out.
In the meantime, I know you pointed out that fsk_{rx,tx).py are
outdated. My followup question is - are every one of the individual
signal processing blocks obsolete as well? (simple_correlator,
bytes_to_syms, file_source, etc.
Jan - Thanks for adding weight to the "endianness" theory. Back
again to the previous question: Does the .dat file format somehow
internally specify the data endianness? If so, then it would seem
simple to write a block to handle this. If not, not so simple. - MLD
On Aug 17, 2006, at 12:
On Thu, Aug 17, 2006 at 03:36:41PM -0400, Michael Dickens wrote:
> Jan - Thanks for adding weight to the "endianness" theory. Back
> again to the previous question: Does the .dat file format somehow
> internally specify the data endianness? If so, then it would seem
> simple to write a bloc
Hi everyone,
The little endian/big endian theory is definitely the problem, since I
converted the dat file on my linux to big endian and it then played as
expected on my ibook. It is a rather simple c swap float code that
compiles good on my linux. Unfortunately, when I tried to compile my
linux c
Josh Jennings schrieb:
As far as I know, one would need to make an endian sniffer which would
either read a header in the file or decide on its own how to
read/convert the file.
No just add 'intelToHost_XX()' or 'HostToIntel' functions for reading
data, or writing data.
Then a host sensitive
Eric, you mentioned that GNU Radio and USRPs are setup on the Utah emulab
system and that we could get access to them. I'm researching link
establishment and maintenance in cognitive radios with dynamic spectrum
access and considering the use of GNU Radio as a test platform.
Can you enlighten u
On Thu, Aug 17, 2006 at 09:43:55PM -0400, Brent Horine wrote:
> Eric, you mentioned that GNU Radio and USRPs are setup on the Utah emulab
> system and that we could get access to them. I'm researching link
> establishment and maintenance in cognitive radios with dynamic spectrum
> access and consi
