markjfine

Interesting solution... wondering if anyone's gone and rebuilt the nrsc5 and sox packages under mingw to make it all more native rather than go through some *nix hoops. Not sure...

There may be more clues on effie's site, since he started making this more Win-compatible and I believe that's where the dlls came from. Edit: Zefie... not effie.🤦🏻‍♂️

Unfortunately, Python really doesn't have the horsepower to run using the lib and do any other processing, including processing the audio, which was really problematic. Kind of how we got...

Seems a lot of people are having a lot of trouble with this. I was under the impression that zefie's build worked in Windows. Maybe I was mistaken. I grabbed...

Got nrsc5.exe built under MSYS2's 64-bit environment using the instructions on theori-io/nrsc5. I have to say this is pretty involved. It ran the sample stream just fine, producing audio and...

SDR# works fine in the Win10 VM. No issues with USB. But the MSYS2 build of nrsc5 is showing a BER that's about 100+ times what it should be. Very...

Cross-compiling generated the same ugly results. Then I tried capturing an IQ stream using rtl_sdr.exe and playing it back through nrsc5.exe... same ugly results. Should point out that none of...

Got Python and most of the dependencies installed outside of MSYS2. Of course that one outstanding dependency would happen to be pygobject. It's trying to build something that probably doesn't...

Been diverted to other things the past couple of days. But have been thinking about this. First, I'm bothered that there appears to be no way to make this work...

I used MSYS2 and even cross-compiled my Darwin (Mac) build of nrsc5. It runs, but for some reason doesn't calculate the BER of the signal on something that should be...