Hi Yes, using SSB Demodulator with SDRPlay. HackRF works fine! Running on Mojave. 73 Dana VE3DS

Further update - a second person has confirmed that a recent SDRangel doesn't work with either the Pluto or HackRF. In my case: v4.3.2.7 cannot see these input devices, but v4.2.4 can. I hope that

Hi David, did you run Zadig on the new computer? Brgds, Edouard. ============================================== Updated. No, but I'm not using any RTL devices so I didn't think that was

Hi Dana, Thanks for your report. I don't know, but I could test on the SDRplay HW in near future. Is this the only problem you are observing, have you been using SSB demod with RSP2Pro? Cheerz, Z

Hello Rainbow, Nice and thanks for your report/struggle :) Build machine I use MacOS 10.12.6, with QtCreator and Apple LLVM version 9.0.0 (clang-900.0.39.2). When I use newer OS X(Mojave) I am now

Just a note: if you use soapyosmo sdrplay works

First of all, thanks for your hard work in packaging SDRAngel for MacOS. I tried to build myself with 10.14 and Apple LLVM 10.0.0 but I receive the following error "invalid operands to binary

Got it running! Am 19.01.19 um 18:00 schrieb Patrick Dohmen:

Thanks Edouard, That helped with the build, but actually I cannot select any devices other than "File Source" and "Test Source". Digging into this now as there seem to be no SDR

Yes, for modulator testing. I will try sox. Thanks for the suggestion.

Hello, audio files to do what? For the modulators? Anyway sox is a great tool to convert audio files: http://sox.sourceforge.net/ It has been there for a very long time so it is very stable and has

Hello, please use the latest commit of airspyhf: https://github.com/airspy/airspyhf I think these methods were introduced much earlier but getting the latest changes will not hurt. Best

Hi there, Today I tried a build on opneSuSE Tumbleweed and get the following: --8<-- [ 69%] Automatic MOC for target inputairspy [ 69%] Built target inputairspy_autogen [ 70%] Built target

Hi everyone, From reading the documentation, audio files need to be: * raw * 16-bit little endian (not sure if signed or unsigned? ffmpeg has both s16le and u16le). * 48 kHz sampling * monoI IIRC

Ok fine. I was probably over reacting. I wanted to make the point that open source software is not exactly free software but I think you got it. However some people still don't. Best regards, Edouard.

Don’t get me wrong on this please. It was just an observation - as I have to keep adjusting. I’ve built SSB using python, so went thru the same issues and then though, how can I automate

Just do it! I am opened to pull requests. PS: this is the kind of attitude that pisses me off. This is open source software so you have access to the code. If you think you can do a better job then

Hi Dana, It should be done by software automatically, yes, but it is not on 1.3GHz nor 2.4GHz. Kind regarads Antonio

Why isn’t this done automatically?…carrier suppression, CW tone, etc…can’t this be pre set or automated? Just wondering to avoid all this fiddling… Dana

Hi David, did you run Zadig on the new computer? Brgds, Edouard. ====================================== No, but I'm not using any RTL devices so I didn't think that was required. I tried with