Ok, thank you sir
On Sat, 12 May 2018, 18:46 Müller, Marcus (CEL), wrote:
> There's no "exact block" to solve your problem.
> You have a specific task, and you'll have to design a specific
> solution. We can't do that for you, as much a we'd like to.
>
> Best regards,
> Marcus
>
> On Sat, 2018-0
There's no "exact block" to solve your problem.
You have a specific task, and you'll have to design a specific
solution. We can't do that for you, as much a we'd like to.
Best regards,
Marcus
On Sat, 2018-05-12 at 18:10 +0200, JONNY LEYIKUN wrote:
> Thanks for the feedback! Mr muller
> To be ho
Thanks for the feedback! Mr muller
To be honest am new for this software but I tried my best to figure out
this problem.if you can please send me the exact block
On Sat, 12 May 2018, 12:11 Müller, Marcus (CEL), wrote:
> No, 15 kHz is not "very minimum", it's impossible. Your console will
> co
No, 15 kHz is not "very minimum", it's impossible. Your console will
contain information that the UHD picked a different, higher, sampling
rate.
Your "I picked 15 kS/s to get a clear audio file" doesn't make much
sense; this is not how digital communications work!
I'm afraid you'll have to be way
HI Jeff Long
Yaah 15K is very minimum to use in USRP sink
I use 15K sample rate in order to get clear Audio File. but I also use
large sample rate in USRP sink but the result is more or less the same
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A USRP doesn't work at 15k S/s, and your audio sink probably doesn't
work at 120k. On the TX side you have 2 different blocking sinks (audio
and USRP) which can mess things up. Not sure about the rest of it. It
seems like there might be some filtering and oversampling missing.
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