Hi,
I'm trying to use blocks_file_meta_sink to record data with tags, and then
use gr_read_file_metadata.py to read .hdr file, and I got this output:
" " "
HEADER 30
Version Number: 0
Sample Rate: 20000000.00 sps
Seconds: 1556652948.179670
Item size: 8
Data Type: float (5)
Complex? True
Header Length: 171 bytes
Extra Length: 22
Extra Header? True
Size of Data: 8000000 bytes
1000000 items
Extra Header:
rx_freq: 2.4205e+09
" " "
It looks like the time in seconds only has 6 floating points, however, it
supposes to be double.
I thought it was caused by string formatting so I went to
parse_file_metadata.py and modified line 94 from "print "Seconds:
{0:6f}".format(t)" to "print "Seconds: {0:20f}".format(t)", then I got:
" " "
Seconds: 1556652948.17966961860656738281
" " "
Is this the correct way to solve this problem? Is GNUradio's time tag
actually precise to nanosecond? I want to use a PC with GPS time module and
sync a B200mini with it, can I actually get the correct GPS time tag in
this way?
Thanks
Best regards,
Ziang
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