Closed frspin closed 7 years ago
@frspin does the "Audio Sample Rate" menu help you at all? In windows I get about ~10+ output sample rates starting at 3khz and ending at 192khz -- I think that might be what you're looking for but I'm not sure what the options will be for your audio device.
You may want to try compiling with JACK audio support (-DUSE_JACK=1 I think) which will let you create a "dummy" device that can be any old arbitrary sample rate you want -- then you can start CubicSDR and Fldigi (if Fldigi supports it) and CubicSDR will lock the audio sample rate to the rate you set. I don't have the exact instructions handy but could work them up the next time I'm at my linux desktop where I have it working.
Il 17/10/2015 01:11, Charles J. Cliffe ha scritto:
@frspin https://github.com/frspin does the "Audio Sample Rate" menu help you at all? In windows I get about ~10+ output sample rates starting at 3khz and ending at 192khz -- I think that might be what you're looking for but I'm not sure what the options will be for your audio device.
There is a problem with "bandwidth" selection. Without changing frequency a bandwidth change need to maintain pitch of selected station. As you can see in attached screenshot changing from 2800 to 4800 shift center frequency of received signal from 861 to 777 Hz
In Windows, using SDR-Console, this don't happen. SDR-Console and VC is using an audio rate of 48000.
Changing audio rate from 48000 to 22050 modify audio frequency. Now with a bandwidth of 2800 center frequency is at 1030 and increasing bandwidth to 4800 increase center frequency at 1058.
Using a bandwidth of 2800 Hz there are signals also in lower frequencies (starting from 200 Hz)
Regards
Franco Spinelli IW2DHW
@frspin is this still an issue with the latest CubicSDR? There were several bandwidth and SSB drifting issues resolved leading up to 0.2.0.
Il 08/09/2016 02:07, Charles J. Cliffe ha scritto:
@frspin https://github.com/frspin is this still an issue with the latest CubicSDR? There were several bandwidth and SSB drifting issues resolved leading up to 0.2.0.
No. On recent version of CubicSDR I don't see anymore the problem
Regards Franco Spinelli IW2DHW
@frspin thanks for the confirmation; closing this up!
I have downloaded CubicSDR, SoapySDR and SoapySDRPlay for testing with my SDRPlay on Ubuntu 14.04. No problem at all for compile and link and for run it. But in USB mode and with a 6000 for bandwidth I get audio starting from 800-900 Hz (upper limit is from Fldigi). How can I modify this? A correct bandwidth for PSK is 200-2700 Hz or 200-3000 Hz See a screenshot of CubicSDR and Fldigi connected by Pulseaudio Regards
Franco Spinelli IW2DHW![schermata del 2015-10-16 22 19 08](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3316507/10552706/fb0f12e6-7455-11e5-818e-adc9cd7dd0b6.png)