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Adding line endings \r\n to the data send to Gqrx made the script work again. \n only also worked, but \r\n seemed to me more interoperable
Specified utf-8 encoding explicitly to the send lines (can't hurt, can it?)
Finally, I have to use swap i/o in combination with a negative ifreq in order to get the frequency synced correctly. The script assumes positive ifreq, thus the calculations were wrong. I added a condition that checks is ifreq is positive or negative and does the calculations accordingly.
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After using this great streight-forward script for years, it did not work anymore on a new system, using Gqrx 2.17.5 and Python 3.12.6.
I added a Pull request that changed the script:
Adding line endings \r\n to the data send to Gqrx made the script work again. \n only also worked, but \r\n seemed to me more interoperable
Specified utf-8 encoding explicitly to the send lines (can't hurt, can it?)
Finally, I have to use swap i/o in combination with a negative ifreq in order to get the frequency synced correctly. The script assumes positive ifreq, thus the calculations were wrong. I added a condition that checks is ifreq is positive or negative and does the calculations accordingly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: