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No sound in my Linux
Post 302772113 by ravisingh on Saturday 23rd of February 2013 06:33:34 AM
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fcd_nfm_rx
FCD_NFM_RX(1) User Commands FCD_NFM_RX(1) NAME
fcd_nfm_rx - Narrow band FM receiver example DESCRIPTION
FunCube Dongle Narrowband FM receiver OPTIONS
-h, --help show this help message and exit --device Audio input device (default=hw:1) --freq RF frequency in kHz (defaualt=145500) --gain LNA gain in dB (default=20) The FunCube Dongle device appears as a stereo sound card, supported by ALSA drivers. The device to specify is the ALSA device corresponding to the dongle, from which receiver IQ data is fetched. This application sends demodulated audio out to the default ALSA soundcard output. The FunCube Dongle device needs to have recent updated firmware. See the qthid-fcd-controller package for tools to update the firmware: qthid and qthid-2.2 applications. The Funcube Dongle is a software defined radio receiver in a USB stick covering 64 MHz - 1.7 GHz. More info about the Funcube Dongle is available at http://www.funcubedongle.com/ SEE ALSO
qthid(1) uhd_rx_cfile(1) uhd_rx_nogui(1) uhd_siggen(1) uhd_siggen_gui(1) FCD_NFM_RX 3.5.3 April 2012 FCD_NFM_RX(1)