Closed 1337Misom closed 1 year ago
As far as I can see, the code reads if (run. load ()) { dataforAudioService (theRadio, programName. c_str (), &ad, 0); if (!ad. defined) { std::cerr << "sorry we cannot handle service " << programName << "\n"; run. store (false); } }
if (run. load ()) {
dabReset_msc (theRadio);
set_audioChannel (theRadio, &ad);
}
While the code guarded by the second condition could have been merged with the code guarded byh the first condition, it is clear that if (a) "run" is set to true, and the service is defined, the function "set_audioChannel" is called. So I am a little cofused by your statment, I just ran a test and it runs fine, with sound
Op zo 14 mei 2023 om 22:04 schreef 1337Misom @.***>:
Hi, I just wanted to mention you forgot to call set_audioChannel(theRadio,&ad); after dataforAudioService() in examples 1 and 2. Without it doesn't start the decoding process (at least with an rtlsdr).
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The code you send would work ,but the one currently in the git doesn't include the if statement or any other form of calling set_audioChannel. It is correctly implemented in example 3.
Then ther eis some miscommunication, this is the code - just extracted - from example 2 ikn the repository What code do you have, and whgere/how did you get/extract it
if (run. load ()) { dataforAudioService (theRadio, programName. c_str (), &ad, 0); if (!ad. defined) { std::cerr << "sorry we cannot handle service " << programName << "\n"; run. store (false); } }
if (run. load ()) { dabReset_msc (theRadio); set_audioChannel (theRadio, &ad); }
while (run. load () && (theDuration != 0)) { if (theDuration > 0) theDuration --; sleep (1); }
Op ma 15 mei 2023 om 10:59 schreef 1337Misom @.***>:
The code you send would work ,but the one currently in the git doesn't include the if statement or any other form of set_audioChannel
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Okay then it only seems to be a problem in example 1
You were right aaout example-1, it is adapted In my defence I can say that the examples are - as mentioned in different places -
anyway, thanlks for the tip and good luck
Op ma 15 mei 2023 om 11:31 schreef 1337Misom @.***>:
Okay then it only seems to be a problem in example 2
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Hi, I just wanted to mention you forgot to call
set_audioChannel(theRadio,&ad);
afterdataforAudioService()
in examples 1 and 2. Without it doesn't start the decoding process (at least with an rtlsdr).