Hi, On 05/20/2013 08:38 PM, Ted To wrote: <snip>
Actually, playing around with it some more (the version in the stable repository), it appears to be picking something up. "radio -s" produces the following: $ radio -s
q> baseline at 1.00
Station 0: 88.10 MHz - 4.00 Station 1: 88.90 MHz - 3.00 Station 2: 89.70 MHz - 2.00 Station 3: 91.50 MHz - 2.00 Station 4: 92.35 MHz - 3.00 Station 5: 93.10 MHz - 3.00 Station 6: 95.10 MHz - 3.00 Station 7: 95.90 MHz - 2.00 Station 8: 97.80 MHz - 4.00 Station 9: 99.10 MHz - 2.00 Station 10: 100.45 MHz - 2.00 Station 11: 101.90 MHz - 2.00 Station 12: 102.70 MHz - 2.00 Station 13: 104.25 MHz - 4.00 Station 14: 105.75 MHz - 3.00 Station 15: 106.50 MHz - 5.00 tuned 88.10 MHz I assume that the last number is a measure of signal strength?
Yes, more or less.
The problem is that no sound is produced. FYI, gnomeradio gives a 'Could not open "/dev/mixer"!' error. There seem to be some bugs reported regarding this problem.
Right, have you also tried with the latest version of radio ? The 3.103 version has digital audio loopbacking support, so it will read audio from the usb stick (which show up as a usb soundcard) and then send it to your default alsa device, also see radio -help output. About setting the frequency not working, I've just tried with my own si470x device, and this works fine: radio -f 97.6 As for the reported hardware / software version, my usb-stick has: radio-si470x 4-2:1.2: software version 1, hardware version 7 Where as your has: radio-si470x 2-3:1.2: software version 0, hardware version 7 radio-si470x 2-3:1.2: This driver is known to work with software version 7, radio-si470x 2-3:1.2: but the device has software version 0. Since my device works fine, in the latest driver the software version check has been lowered to version 1. And if we can get yours to work too, we can lower it even further. Which kernel version are you using ? Regards, Hans -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
