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20-05-2013, 11:05
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
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Originally Posted by rgleason
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Why specifically,............. do you think your plugin is linux only?
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You found it! Unless you can get the " http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...les-84234.html" up and running on Windows.
I have the dongle working on my 32 bits eepc as well, using Xubuntu 13.04. I gave up using 12.04 due to dependencies problems.
A minor mystery to me is that I only get the plugin to work, that is receiving and displaying nmea sentences, if I start OpenCPN from the command line, but not using the menu: Applications Menu ->Education->OpenCPN. The command behind the menu link is just "opencpn".
Thomas
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20-05-2013, 11:10
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
Thomas, So you're saying I should change Linux Unbuntu 12.04LTS to something else because of dependencies? - Wha would you suggestt?
Also are you advising that these dongles won't work in Win7?
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20-05-2013, 14:13
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
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Originally Posted by rgleason
Thomas, So you're saying I should change Linux Unbuntu 12.04LTS to something else because of dependencies? - Wha would you suggestt?
Also are you advising that these dongles won't work in Win7?
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There is no gnuradio version for 12.04, and when trying to compile myself, gnuradio complained about a known bad version of libboost (IIRC), and refused to cooperate..... It may be possible to sort that out, but I preferred to move on when I saw dependency-hell looming on the horizon.
Both 12.10 and 13.04 should be OK. 13.04 for sure, as I now have tested both 32 &64 bits.
As for installing gnuradio and gr-ais an Win.... I don't know, but the road looks pretty rocky and hardware dependent.
GNU Radio - WindowsInstall - gnuradio.org
Thomas
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20-05-2013, 14:35
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
Thank you Thomas, perhaps that is also why Sean indicated that he did not think the rtlsdr.dll plugin for windows would work. It looks I will be upgrading to 13.04 when the time comes.
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20-05-2013, 14:46
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
I like it! But we are on XP/Android.
Will this POSSIBLY MAYBE work on XP?
Good job there guys and girls,
b.
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21-05-2013, 06:37
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
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Originally Posted by cagney
You found it! Unless you can get the " http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...les-84234.html" up and running on Windows.
I have the dongle working on my 32 bits eepc as well, using Xubuntu 13.04. I gave up using 12.04 due to dependencies problems.
A minor mystery to me is that I only get the plugin to work, that is receiving and displaying nmea sentences, if I start OpenCPN from the command line, but not using the menu: Applications Menu ->Education->OpenCPN. The command behind the menu link is just "opencpn".
Thomas
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I'm on ubuntu 10 and it works. I know really old but I have trouble upgrading with bad internet.
Your problem is the ais_rx.py script is not in the path. I need better error reporting for this.
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Originally Posted by barnakiel
I like it! But we are on XP/Android.
Will this POSSIBLY MAYBE work on XP?
Good job there guys and girls,
b.
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If someone makes it work I am happy to integrate patches. If you can run ais_rx.py in gr-ais and get ais messages output then it maybe works already.
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21-05-2013, 08:48
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
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Your problem is the ais_rx.py script is not in the path. I need better error reporting for this.
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Nope, that's not it. /usr/local/bin is in $PATH.
Thomas
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23-05-2013, 21:57
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
RTLSDR Beta Plugin for Windows has been updated and compiled See Plugin Threads Post 32
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24-05-2013, 15:47
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
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25-05-2013, 06:01
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
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Originally Posted by cagney
I had an "EZCAP EzTV-668 with RTL2832U FC0013 SDR DVB-T Digital TV USB 2.0 Dongle!", arriving from Hong Kong today, with a bit of help from Ebay. Price $ 23!
.... and it just worked, with default settings.
Just a bit of luck, I suppose....
I really had expected more fiddling!
Thomas
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I am late to the game, I ordered the same donle today, and will be testing on Gentoo Linux. rtlsdr_pi compiled already.
Dirk
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25-05-2013, 06:39
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
Hey there!
I looked up the project. Now gonna get myself one of them sticks and experiment some. It is a blessing people like you exist and provide your skill and expertise. Thanks!
b.
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27-05-2013, 11:40
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
Hi,
I bought a dongle with "RTL2832U + R820T" and I would like to try the "rtlsdr Plugin".
I read "Fast cheap AIS using $20 rtl-sdr DVB-T SDR Dongles !" thread and I am completely lost. Do I need any extra software like: gnuradio, sdr#, gr-ais.py or aismon?
Maybe somebody wrote a how-to and could share with me.
Kubek
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27-05-2013, 23:48
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
Thanks for links,
I checked second one and finally I found on that page that "RTL2832U + R820T" is supported - "For anyone that reads this in the future: the R820T dongles are supported now."
I chosen this one because I read comparison between R820T and E4000 RTL2832U / R820T vs RTL2832U / E4000 | Ham Radio Science
I found that at 162MHz (Channel 87 – 161.975 MHz and Channel 88 – 162.025 MHz) R820T is better.
"NOAA Weather Band
Both sticks were able to receive the local NOAA weather broadcast at 162.400MHz with their whip antennas with no problems. Again the R820T was slightly stronger."
Maybe this help other people to chose better one dongle in the future.
Kubek
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02-06-2013, 05:24
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Re: New rtlsdr Plugin
Sean is looking for feedback on use of these plugins. Particularly the use of rtlvdr in Windows.
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