Open israelgoldstein opened 1 year ago
Is this a new problem or something that has always been there?
If you run with -f
what are the signal and noise levels like?
Is this specific to these channels or does it happen with others as well?
You aren't setting a correction
value for the SDR, have you confirmed there is no tuning error?
I don't have a specific service for uploading audio files but there are some free ones out there where you can share a file with a public link (google drive, drop box, etc)
I'm new to this software, and have experienced this from the beginning ,
attached is the output:
> 476.562 476.438 476.337 476.587 476.387 476.312 476.637 476.362 476.887 476.537 476.837 476.912 476.487 476.962 476.662 476.462 476.512 476.938 476.862 477.012 476.412 476.987 476.737 476.787 476.762 476.688 477.137 477.087 477.037 477.112 476.712 476.612 477.062 -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -39/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -35/-50* -49/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -51/ -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -39/-50* -50/-51 -49/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -35/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/ -19/-51* -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -40/-50* -51/-51 -49/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -35/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -26/-51* -50/ -19/-51* -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -40/-50* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -35/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -26/-51* -50/ -18/-51* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -49/-51 -40/-50* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -35/-50* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -26/-51* -50/ -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -39/-51* -51/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -32/-50* -35/-50* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -48/-51* -50/ -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -39/-51* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -31/-50* -36/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -49/-51 -51/ -51/-51 -50/-51 -49/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -39/-51* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -31/-50* -35/-50* -51/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/ -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -40/-51* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -32/-50* -36/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/ -50/-51 -50/-51 -49/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -40/-51* -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -31/-50* -35/-50* -51/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/ -51/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -40/-51* -51/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -50/-50* -35/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/ -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/-51 -40/-50* -50/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -51/-51 -36/-50* -50/-51 -50/-51 -50/-51 -51/-51 -50/ -50/-51
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> 464.662
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> 470.837 470.812 470.688 470.712 470.862 470.887
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it seems to happen with all channels received by this device
how do i know my correction? the SDR advertises as having a good click chip, so it doesn't drift off. but i see some channels are off, for example 470.688 when its supposed to be 470.687
I use SDR++ (https://www.sdrpp.org) to visualize both gain and offset adjustment. If you can find an always transmitting signal at a known frequency (ie NOAA weather in the US) you can use that to determine the correction. If your correction is +/- 2 or less then that likely is not causing your problem.
Next in SDR++ (or equivalent) tune to the center frequency you're setting and watch the signals for a while as you change the gain. You may have a strong signal on a neighboring frequency that is causing issues.
The config you posted had just 2 frequencies 463.0625
and 463.1875
while your output from running -f
didn't have those frequencies but had many more. I would recommend isolating to a few channels, getting those to work, then adding more.
@israelgoldstein are you still seeing this issue? If not, please close
Hi, yes my audio is still distorted, i cant figure out why. i didn't get to try sdr++
i was able to upload a sample file to: https://file.io/sbO8bxowndai
that file looks to have been deleted, can you re-post? Also confirm this is with rtl-sdr dongles and not airspy?
Attached is my config file for this setup
all channels user Bandwidth set to 12500 and also streaming to icecast
fft_size = 1024;
localtime = true;
log_scan_activity = true;
multiple_demod_threads = true;
devices: (
{
#disable = true;
type = "rtlsdr";
serial = "70000701";
gain = 39.0;
centerfreq = 477.300;
sample_rate = 2.4;
channels:
(
#Channels Go here
);
},
{
#disable = true;
type = "rtlsdr";
serial = "70000702";
gain = 35.0;
centerfreq = 482.900;
sample_rate = 2.4;
channels:
(
#Channels Go Here
);
},
{
#disable = true;
type = "rtlsdr";
serial = "70000703";
gain = 25.0;
centerfreq = 470.100;
sample_rate = 2.4;
channels:
(
#Channels Go Here
);
}
);
Describe your environment
make
options used to build the program: NFM ONWhat happened? The wav files that's being generated sound distorted. where can i upload it ? so you can hear it
What you expected to happen? I expect it to sound clear.
Steps to Reproduce
Additional context Add any other relevant information about the problem here.
Your rtl_airband.conf file