Thanks for the tips.
Setting the Max Output bufferin the throttle block did the trick.
Yes, the vector to stream block can be avoided. The default vector
length is 1 in grc.
Now testing works much smoother.
Good to know.
-- Volker
Am 16.03.2014 18:00, schrieb Marcus Müller:
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Hi Volker,
yes, that is expected behaviour. Most probably ;)
For explanation: Since GNU Radio itself always passes around multiple
items at once (so your work doesn't get called), all throttle can do is
limit the average rate, unless it would consume
Hi,
> For testing purposes I use
> vector source (byte ) -> vector to stream -> throttle -> [blocks to test]
> In the vector source "repeat" is set to "yes" and the sample rate is set to
> 1024 ( and in the throttle block , too ).
>
> I would expect that the throttle delivers 1024 samples every se
For testing purposes I use
vector source (byte ) -> vector to stream -> throttle -> [blocks to test]
In the vector source "repeat" is set to "yes" and the sample rate is set
to 1024 ( and in the throttle block , too ).
I would expect that the throttle delivers 1024 samples every second. But
I
