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I'd like to capture to files, and the dusty machine nearest to where I can plug in the antenna doesn't have an audio device. Is there a way to configure the app to only dump to audio files?
I did get it to compile and run in Ubuntu, and got as far as
$ more nrsc5.log
15:32:17 Unable to open audio device.
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This application is intended to be a simple player that just calls the nrsc5 executable in a shell.
I know you can read an iq file into it and save the decoded wav output, but I thought nrsc5 still required an audio device to run.
You might be better off asking the nrsc5 developers (theori-io/nrsc5) if there's a command line method of ignoring the presence of an audio device. I'm not really certain if there is. If it's not available, perhaps that's a feature they can add.
I was able to run nrsc5 from the command line with the output going to a file, so I don't think the binary absolutely requires an audio device. But my use case is very corner-case - I'm betting most of the ppl who run this app do so to play audio!
I'd like to capture to files, and the dusty machine nearest to where I can plug in the antenna doesn't have an audio device. Is there a way to configure the app to only dump to audio files?
I did get it to compile and run in Ubuntu, and got as far as
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: