Hello ,
I have 2 questions, please:
1- If I put a vector source as input or file source & I choose " No
repeat"
for the input , I find that no output is written in file sink ! why ?
2- I want to receive real time voice packets from an application running
on
another lap which is connected to the second lap (which has GNU Radio.)
using Ethernet Cable.
First : I found a block " socket PDU" in GNU Radio , if I used it , Do I
need to write the code of socket (client & server) ?
Second : I write IP of 1st lap & the port number used by the application
in
the UDP Third : I connected 3 blocks : " UDP source " then "socket PDU
"
then “PDU to stream tagged” , I don’t know why I have an error in the
connection of UDP source & socket PDU ! Please tell me what is the
problem
?(as the arrow is red)
Thanks 
Hi sara,
For your problem of the empty file sink. What did you use exactly, as
blocks, between the file source and the file sink?
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On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 3:45 PM, Sara Chérif [email protected]
wrote:
Hello ,
I have 2 questions, please:
1- If I put a vector source as input or file source & I choose " No
repeat" for the input , I find that no output is written in file sink ! why
?
You could try this in unbuffered mode. I just tried it with the items in
the vector source and it worked fine in both buffered and unbuffered,
but
unbuffered mode might help here.
Thanks
Only like signals can connect to each other. You’ll notice different
colors
of the ports. That’s because the UDP source and Socket PDU use two
completely different types of data connections. See “Help->Types” in GRC
and notice that the Socket PDU uses async messages, which you cannot
connect to a data stream like the UDP source.
Read this for an intro to the message passing system:
http://gnuradio.org/doc/doxygen/page_msg_passing.html
Tom