Re: Windows Installers 3.8.0.0 BETA Available

This is great news! Thank you, Geof! On Mon, 2019-11-11 at 21:07 -0500, Geof Nieboer wrote: > All, > > A BETA version of the windows 64-bit installer for GR3.8 is available > here (https://www.gcndevelopment.com/gnuradio/index.htm). The top > link is for the 3.7 version, beta 3.8 is the second

Windows Installers 3.8.0.0 BETA Available

All, A BETA version of the windows 64-bit installer for GR3.8 is available here ( https://www.gcndevelopment.com/gnuradio/index.htm). The top link is for the 3.7 version, beta 3.8 is the second link down from the top. The good news is that this

Re: Gnuradio for Android using AndroidStudio in Windows10

Chances are: You'll be the first one to try! Best, Marcus On Mon, 2019-11-11 at 10:04 -0800, Laura Arjona wrote: > Good morning, > > Thank you for the tutorial about GnuRadio on Android > GRAndWalkthrough. > > Looking at the configuration, it has been developed by AndroidStudio > in Linux. >

Re: Shifting frequency spectrum

On 11/11/19 10:46 AM, Snehasish Kar wrote: > I tuned the usrp to 947.4MHz with sample rate of 25msps. And then using the > example in the link I tried shifting the frequency to the centre, so that I > can apply a low pass filter and perform resampling on it. So you're not using gnuradio to

Re: Buffer sizes for UDPSink, UDPSource?

Hi Jeff - I know of no inherent limitation on UDP I/O sizes, but especially at the small payload sizes you note, regardless of OS. I think the best way forward here is to share your flowgraphs with me (off list) & I'll see if I can replicate the issue (I'm still running Mojave, but again I don't

Re: Shifting frequency spectrum

I tuned the usrp to 947.4MHz with sample rate of 25msps. And then using the example in the link I tried shifting the frequency to the centre, so that I can apply a low pass filter and perform resampling on it. BR Snehasish Sent from my iPad > On 11-Nov-2019, at 10:02 PM, Müller, Marcus (CEL)

Gnuradio for Android using AndroidStudio in Windows10

Good morning, Thank you for the tutorial about GnuRadio on Android GRAndWalkthrough. Looking at the configuration, it has been developed by AndroidStudio in Linux. Is it compatible for WIndows 10 by changing the directories/locations in the "GRLIBPATH" variable. Thank you. -- *Laura Arjona

Re: Shifting frequency spectrum

Hi Snehashish, it's not really clear what you did exactly. How did you do the shifting? Did you already take the mixing (probably by 947.4 MHz) done by your SDR freontend into account? (Also, frequencies and bandwidths have units!) Best regards, Marcus On Mon, 2019-11-11 at 14:55 +,

Shifting frequency spectrum

Hello I tried capturing GSM 900 band at a sample rate of 25e6 centered at 947.4e6 and stored in a file. Then on the captured data I tried shifting 935.2e6 to the center and perform a low pass filter samples out followed by a re-sampler to get 200e3 samples out. But I think the spectrum

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] qa_qtgui test failing with a segfault?

Sorry, instead of [1] I meant: https://src.fedoraproject.org/fork/orion/rpms/gnuradio/blob/2a08c0b1a7f25d7921169db805c6a86a2cf44788/f/gnuradio.spec You can also download that gnuradio.spec file (raw) and use `sudo dnf builddep /path/to/downloaded/gnuradio.spec` to install all dependencies. If

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] qa_qtgui test failing with a segfault?

Hi Eamon, I remember the qtgui tests failing if you're not running things from a terminal that has X server (or wayland) access. You won't need any qt4 for GNU Radio 3.8. By the way, you can build GNU Radio 3.8 without installing any requirements via pip, just from DNF (and I'd recommend that