Demodulation problem

hi…
i am working on rx_voice.py for transmission of audio files. In my
application, i need to capture directly the usrp samples and write them
onto a file. Now, i further want do some processing on them using
MATLAB. Next, what i want is that the file be passed to the python code
where i can demodulate them as it is done in receive_path.py . I have
been able to capture the data directly from USRP and write it onto a
file by making the connection:

fg.connect(self.u,self.dst)
where self.dst refers to the file. I also do the processing using MATLAB
and again write it onto a different file. Now, the problem is that how
should i pass the new file back to the code so that it gets demodulated.
I have tried running the rx_voice again wherein i make a connection as
follows:

fg.connect(self.dst,self.chan_filt,self.packet_receiver)
where self.dst refers to the new file which i want to demodulate.

But, nothing happens on making such a connection. Maybe the problem is
because of the way in which the samples from USRP and files are read.
The other option which i have thought of is to demodulate the entire
signal in MATLAB .But tht i suppose would be pretty tedious because then
i will probably have to study all the C++ implementations of the demod
blocks.

Can anyone please suggest any solution. I jus want that the data from a
file be read and demodulated in the same fashion as it is done when it
reads direct samples from the USRP.

Thanks for all the help in advance
Pratik Hetamsaria

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pratik hetamsaria wrote:

hi…
fg.connect(self.dst,self.chan_filt,self.packet_receiver)
where self.dst refers to the new file which i want to demodulate.

That should work, as long as self.dst is actually a file source not a
file sink. And the file is in the right format – have you verified that
the MATLAB code does what it’s supposed to?

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