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Did you enable pulse audio support at compile time? There's a define |
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I thought pulse audio support was default on. I did not add any cmake
arguments with the first build. I rebuilt with -DPULSEAUDIO=ON, but still
get them same error.
Make had no "uninstall" target, so I did not try to uninstall before
reinstalling.
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When I try to add an output for pulse audio, I get the error
Configuration error: devices.[0] channels.[0] outputs.[0]: unknown output type.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
My conf file:
devices: ({ type = "rtlsdr"; serial = "00000001"; index = 0; gain = 40; mode = "scan"; channels: ( { freqs = ( 126.000, 121.600, 122.950, 119.350 ); labels = ( "Tower", "Ground", "Unicom", "ATIS" ); outputs: ( { type = "pulse"; continuous = false; }, { type = "file"; directory = "/home/swaldren/rtl_airband/recordings"; filename_template = "TWR+GND+UNI+ATS"; } ); } ); } );Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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