SDR Quest: Looking for Software Defined Radios for FreeBSD

Audio output is broken for this port.
To be honest I just posted an image to show that I was getting some output from my device.

I still haven't figured out how to get any audio output from sdr++ but have managed to listen to a station using a command line program

rtl_fm -f 100.9M -M wbfm -s 200k -r 48k | play -r 48k -t raw -e signed-integer -b 16 -c 1 -

so I should be able to get sdr++ working with some tinkering.
 
Under Module Manager, I don't see Audio Output. I only see Audio Source.
Its a weird setup. You want to choose from the dropdown in that settings area."Audio Source".
To the left of the dropdown is an empty box. You want to add a new device by Naming it in that box.
Its really an odd setup.. Look online for help. That's how I figured it out.

It still had really bad audio quality when I got it working compared to gqrx.
 
To be honest I just posted an image to show that I was getting some output from my device.

I still haven't figured out how to get any audio output from sdr++ but have managed to listen to a station using a command line program

rtl_fm -f 100.9M -M wbfm -s 200k -r 48k | play -r 48k -t raw -e signed-integer -b 16 -c 1 -

so I should be able to get sdr++ working with some tinkering.
Can I scan for stations using rtl_fm ?
 
Your output for dump1090 is empty. No catching that signal or some problem.
Did you notice this post:

You can also use rtl_adsb -V to see the messages.

rtl_adsb -V
Code:
Found 1 device(s):
  0:  Realtek, RTL2838UHIDIR, SN: 00000001

Using device 0: Generic RTL2832U OEM
Found Rafael Micro R820T tuner
Tuner gain set to automatic.
Tuned to 1090000000 Hz.
Exact sample rate is: 2000000.052982 Hz
Sampling at 2000000 S/s.
*abf8b1b957d2a0b75a9a0252090a;
DF=21 CA=3
ICAO Address=f8b1b9
PI=0x52090a
Type Code=10 S.Type/Ant.=7
--------------
*8934d333eace69d43779288dea92;
DF=17 CA=1
ICAO Address=34d333
PI=0x8dea92
Type Code=29 S.Type/Ant.=2
--------------
*cdaaf1a323202571c35ce0fe5159;
DF=25 CA=5
ICAO Address=aaf1a3
PI=0xfe5159
Type Code=4 S.Type/Ant.=3
--------------
*c7d414cd75242e3230ae04573f55;
DF=24 CA=7
ICAO Address=d414cd
PI=0x573f55
Type Code=14 S.Type/Ant.=5
--------------
*a9203caefbb10737bfdce2b29c99;
DF=21 CA=1
ICAO Address=203cae
PI=0xb29c99
Type Code=31 S.Type/Ant.=3
--------------
*a82234ae8ae9f930e02ca272c5da;
DF=21 CA=0
ICAO Address=2234ae
PI=0x72c5da
Type Code=17 S.Type/Ant.=2
--------------
*b41c5c332f1ea460a5406cc323d6;
DF=22 CA=4
ICAO Address=1c5c33
PI=0xc323d6
Type Code=5 S.Type/Ant.=7
--------------
*9adb21856b69b28afd8ce815359b;
DF=19 CA=2
ICAO Address=db2185
PI=0x15359b
Type Code=13 S.Type/Ant.=3
--------------
 
I have my homemade ADB-S Antenna working. I had it together last night but no signals????
Turns out I had used the wrong cable and it was female to female. No center pin.
I noticed it tonight and fixed it then got my first 1090 output with it.

Now seek other signals nearby and see where "Center" frequency is ??? Tune with the spectrum analyzer? I don't want to buy a meter.

misc/py-QSpectrumAnalyzer
 
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