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sdr:fm [2015/08/22 23:53]
r Better fm broadcast.
sdr:fm [2015/08/22 23:55]
r typo again.
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 Explanation:​ Explanation:​
  
-The audio source has the device name **pulse* which means it will appear as a recording device for pulseaudio. It uses a sample rate of 48KHz, which is a common sample rate for an audio output. It could have been 44.1KHz. It's set in the **audio_rate** variable.+The audio source has the device name **pulse** which means it will appear as a recording device for pulseaudio. It uses a sample rate of 48KHz, which is a common sample rate for an audio output. It could have been 44.1KHz. It's set in the **audio_rate** variable.
 The audio signal is passed to the **WBFM Transmit** module which gives the frequency modulated signal as the output. Its options **Audio Rate** and **Quadrature Rate** are the input sampling rate and the output sampling rate, respectively. The audio signal is passed to the **WBFM Transmit** module which gives the frequency modulated signal as the output. Its options **Audio Rate** and **Quadrature Rate** are the input sampling rate and the output sampling rate, respectively.
  
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 <note tip> <note tip>
 The sample rates supported by the rad1o can be listed using the hackrf_transfer command: The sample rates supported by the rad1o can be listed using the hackrf_transfer command:
-# Sample rate in Hz (8/​10/​12.5/​16/​20MHz,​ default 10MHz).+ 
 +## Sample rate in Hz (8/​10/​12.5/​16/​20MHz,​ default 10MHz). 
 </​note>​ </​note>​
sdr/fm.txt · Last modified: 2015/09/06 13:19 by mkie