Hoi Ron,
thanks for this pointers.
So my conda environment says:
> conda list sdl
# packages in environment at
C:\Users\anastas\AppData\Local\radioconda\envs\gnuradio310:
#
# Name Version Build Channel
gnuradio-video-sdl 3.10.9.2 py312habfa7bf_0 conda-forge
sdl 1.2.68 h21dd15a_0 conda-forge
sdl2 2.30.7 he0c23c2_0 conda-forge
and then inside the directory with installed libraries I see
(gnuradio310)
C:\Users\anastas\AppData\Local\radioconda\envs\gnuradio310\Library\lib>dir
*sdl*
Directory of
C:\Users\anastas\AppData\Local\radioconda\envs\gnuradio310\Library\lib
01/18/2024 10:30 AM 4,430 gnuradio-video-sdl.lib
09/26/2023 03:24 PM 46,896 SDL.lib
09/02/2024 12:29 AM 10,505,224 SDL2-static.lib
09/02/2024 12:28 AM 183,824 SDL2.lib
09/02/2024 12:27 AM 4,208 SDL2main.lib
09/02/2024 12:29 AM 446,426 SDL2_test.lib
09/26/2023 03:24 PM 14,806 SDLmain.lib
7 File(s) 11,205,814 bytes
0 Dir(s) 432,057,176,064 bytes free
None of these files are "dl12-compat".
So, is there an easy fix to that on my side? Perhaps install a lower
version of sdl?
thanks
Achilleas
PS: I have given a simple student project for decoding NOAA APT
satellite data and display the image on the scree, so this is why I am
using the sdl.
I really do not like the time-raster sink because it is not as fast as I
want it.
Other than that, I rarely use the block.
