No, there is not.

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Good work :) learning new methods and getting them to work is one of the most rewarding part of programming in SDR#

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Thanks I did it now :) it aphears it was the wrong sample rate after all here it is: https://github.com/veso266/SDR--Experiments it was just an experiment, I was used to GNURadio abstracting things (y

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It sounds like you are doing your basic buffering wrong. You need a specialized FIFO. 1 second is probably enough. Use only a small bit of it. Determine what your audio output is going to look like, t

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If you need a read buffer with a fixed length, you can use the more efficient FloatCircularBuffer.

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Damm Thanks why didn't I thought of that before, FloatFifoStream seems nice for this stuff will try to play with it of, damm I guess I am an idiot I am already using that :) ahh, I write stupid thing

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There are many FIFO classes in the SDR# library. Use the implementation that suits your needs.

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Try using a ring buffer just for the fun of it ;)

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Thank you jdow for suggesting CubicSDR its Tehnical Document is awesome: https://sourceforge.net/projects/cutesdr/files/doc/CuteSDR102.pdf/download will definitly use it but I do not think I have prob

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Off hand I think you are better off discussing resampling with the GR folks if you do not know how to do it already. The other possible source for illumination is CuteSDR. There is a tutorial document

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Hi there I am playing with SDR# plugins again so I decided to play with DSP a bit I am trying to just simply get the audio resample it from 192kHz to 48kHz and feed it out to a chosen sound device jus

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Is there a software option for Linux that has the same functions as the Frenquecy Scanner and Audio Recorder plugins? Em ter., 3 de nov. de 2020 às 20:01, Mark Pettifor <mark@...> escreveu:

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Good news indeed. I've been wondering for years why more people haven't put the effort into making Windows-only SDR software run in WINE or something similar.

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Will have to try this. If it works, it's really great news.

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YES See one of today's RTL-SDR blog entries about SDR# under Ubuntu 20 in WINE. Greg Ella N0EMP

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No. {^_^}

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I can use SDR# on linux? I use Ubunto 20.04. Em dom., 18 de out. de 2020 às 06:53, Marco Cardelli <iz5iow@...> escreveu:

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Just solved! I installed the drivers only (found commands on this link): https://bit.ly/3o4NGyT Thank you all for your precious help. Best regards Marco IZ5IOW --- marco cardelli

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Marco....you need the User Mode driver for the HF+, see the instructions for Ubuntu here https://github.com/airspy/airspyhf/

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I use the HF+ with Lubuntu 20.04LTS. I had problems with the gqrx supplied with the original 20.04 because libairspy and libairspyhf weren't installed. I installed both of these, using the package man

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