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   by pysdr 7d ago

   Good to know, I'll see what I can do! There are zoom buttons for the editor but I imagine it's more about the left pane.
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   by pysdr 7d ago

   Thanks!!!
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   by pysdr 7d ago

   I'm glad people like it!!! I'll keep working on improving the site and adding support for more SDRs and OOTs. My initial motivation for creating GNU Radio World was to have a way to embed interactive examples into PySDR.org, whi
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   by pysdr 7d ago

   Hey it's Marc, creator of GNU Radio World, I'm glad you brought this up, I made it thinking it would be used by folks already familiar with GNU Radio, but this site can double as a way to introduce new people to GNU Radio, so it m
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   by pysdr 7d ago

   Hey this is Marc, I just posted your example flowgraph to the site, after adding some Time Sinks to visualize the sound. Should be under the Audio category of example flowgraphs. Really glad you played around with it!!
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   by pysdr 6y ago

   Yep! Feel free to join us on Matrix https://chat.gnuradio.org/ if you want to chat GNU Radio
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   by pysdr 6y ago

   Yep it's an alternative, for those getting started. My book doesn't actually involve using/creating a python library, so it's more of a tutorial type of thing. GNU Radio is great if you are doing a streaming-style RF a
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   by pysdr 6y ago

   Actually that book was one of my primary inspirations for pysdr. I told myself- what if I made something like this that was specific to wireless comms/SDR, but also just used numpy/scipy directly instead of attempting to create a
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   by pysdr 6y ago

   Thank you!!! Really glad to hear it's proving to be useful. I made an account just to reply to that =P -Marc