Ok, now that I have CLT and macports installed, trying to install gnuradio again.
Seems to be working...
This takes a really long time. I'm wondering if I should have installed it in a python environment... it's installing pythony things.
Next, osmosdr:
sudo port install gr-osmosdr
Hey! the gnu-radio companion seems to work:
Final note for now, in order to tune into AM frequencies (or anything below 24MHz), you need to switch to direct sampling mode. To do this in gnuradio-companion, you set Device Arguments in the RTL-SDR source block to:
rtl=0,direct_samp=2
I'm going to try installing the chart software on my mac and see what the limiting factors are.
Starting here: https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/MacInstall#Installing_GNU_Radio_on_MacOS_X_.2F_macOS
Need macports: https://www.macports.org/install.php Which also needs mac's command line tools. I already had them installed, but it complained about not finding the version so I had to reinstall. https://trac.macports.org/wiki/ProblemHotlist#reinstall-clt
Ok, now that I have CLT and macports installed, trying to install gnuradio again. Seems to be working... This takes a really long time. I'm wondering if I should have installed it in a python environment... it's installing pythony things.
Next, osmosdr: sudo port install gr-osmosdr
Hey! the gnu-radio companion seems to work:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4752917/98826566-18800400-23f3-11eb-9eb6-4867296fba86.png)
Final note for now, in order to tune into AM frequencies (or anything below 24MHz), you need to switch to direct sampling mode. To do this in gnuradio-companion, you set Device Arguments in the RTL-SDR source block to:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4752917/98839363-ab746a80-2402-11eb-969a-a238938d824c.png)
rtl=0,direct_samp=2