Difference between revisions of "Ghpsdr Requests"
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The design had a couple of goals, follow the simple flat layout for a radio interface in GTK+. | The design had a couple of goals, follow the simple flat layout for a radio interface in GTK+. | ||
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The second big design goal is to implement the code without '''Jack'''. '''Jack''' is a Linux program for interconnecting audio devices. When installed and running it provides an effect and convenient patch board. However the installation and set-up of Jack is problematic for many users and created a substantial impediment to users of Linux radio GUI's. | The second big design goal is to implement the code without '''Jack'''. '''Jack''' is a Linux program for interconnecting audio devices. When installed and running it provides an effect and convenient patch board. However the installation and set-up of Jack is problematic for many users and created a substantial impediment to users of Linux radio GUI's. | ||
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Full 1-60 mHz Bandscope | Full 1-60 mHz Bandscope | ||
Spectrum display at 48000 kHz, 96000 kHz and 192000 kHz | Spectrum display at 48000 kHz, 96000 kHz and 192000 kHz | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 15 August 2009
Features
ghpsdr is a GUI interface developed for hpsdr specifically on Linux platforms.
Flat layout
The design had a couple of goals, follow the simple flat layout for a radio interface in GTK+.
No Jack
The second big design goal is to implement the code without Jack. Jack is a Linux program for interconnecting audio devices. When installed and running it provides an effect and convenient patch board. However the installation and set-up of Jack is problematic for many users and created a substantial impediment to users of Linux radio GUI's.
Feature list
Full 1-60 mHz Bandscope Spectrum display at 48000 kHz, 96000 kHz and 192000 kHz Waterfall display the same as above Time domain scope Phase display Audio gain control Audio pan control Sub receiver with in the same passband - allows listening to two signals at the same time, with seperate gain and pan controls.
