Franco, as far as I understand this, the libraries like libmirisdr and
librtlsdr do not use the v4l2 kernel driver at all, they use libusb to
connect to the devices and the driver is implemented in user-space.
I looked into the v4l2 documentation and the example fm radio, it's not
exactly easy to
Stefan,
if I were you I would contact the author of that SoapyMiri driver on GitHub
about your problems with it, since to me he seems interested in improving it
and he probably would be able to run some tests on his setup to troubleshoot
and fix those issues.
As per my comment about using the k
Thank you very much for that information, haven't seen that somebody
continued the work on libmirisdr.
I was able to get it working with an OsmoSDR Source using
soapy=0,driver=soapyMiri
I had to modify the SoapyMiri driver, as OsmoSDR sets the bandwidth to
3/4 of the sample rate, but there are on
On Mon, 13 Jun 2022 21:26:34 +0200
Stefan Oltmanns wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there any way to use devices exposed as /dev/swradioN by the v4l2
> Linux kernel API with GNURadio directly?
>
> At the moment there are only two in-tree kernel drivers, one for the
> RTL2832U and the other for the Mirics
Stefan, instead of using the kernel API directly you may want to look into a
SoapySDR source in GNU Radio, since the SoapySDR block is now a first class
citizen in GNU Radio 3.9/3.10
According to this recent discussion in the SoapySDR GitHub repository
(https://github.com/pothosware/SoapySDR/is
