What about the server starts auto when the pi is turned on and stops running when the pi is turned off . My pi4 is only for my SDRconnect server . I have it plug into a wifi plug . app on my phone turns the pi on and off
I apologize if this is the wrong place to be asking this question but I am very interested in using your SDRplay receiver with a Raspberry pi to create a marine scanner that can stream audio from the ships I see out my window. I specifically want to have software running on a headless pi that streams the output of the marine scanner to an internet radio on my home network. Do you know if your SDR connect software supports the raspberry pi 5 and if it can be configured as a scanner?
@@SDRplayRSP Will it ever ? I mean it's an essential feature of any SDR, should be the highest priority of features to be added really. There's absolutely no point in switching to SDRconnect until there's a scanner implemented.
Never use -9 for killing a process. It prevents the process from cleaning up before exit. It may prevent a restart of the application if system resources haven't been released cleanly. It is grnerally "safer" to just pull the plug if applications won't die. Not a shutdown/restart but a power cycle. kill without a signal specification is usually sufficient. A -1 signal is a "hangup" which would normally sent to processes when you logout. It is generally safe.
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There was me scribbling like a maniac and there's a document set up!! Brilliant. Thanks for the video very helpful.
Thank you for the video and documentation. Great help.
Thank you for this!!
what about fft compression to reduce bandwidth like spyserver or openwebrx?
You can also Use CNC viewer to Access the Pi,
Thanks for the information
Have a great day!
What about the server starts auto when the pi is turned on and stops running when the pi is turned off . My pi4 is only for my SDRconnect server . I have it plug into a wifi plug . app on my phone turns the pi on and off
You can write into the startup script to run the server when the Pi is started. I’m not a big fan of just pulling the plug.
Thanks for the video.
I apologize if this is the wrong place to be asking this question but I am very interested in using your SDRplay receiver with a Raspberry pi to create a marine scanner that can stream audio from the ships I see out my window. I specifically want to have software running on a headless pi that streams the output of the marine scanner to an internet radio on my home network.
Do you know if your SDR connect software supports the raspberry pi 5 and if it can be configured as a scanner?
Scanning has not yet been implemented in SDRconnect.
@@SDRplayRSP Will it ever ? I mean it's an essential feature of any SDR, should be the highest priority of features to be added really. There's absolutely no point in switching to SDRconnect until there's a scanner implemented.
Can we already save the last setup so it starts with the same VRX's for instance we just have setup ?
Never use -9 for killing a process. It prevents the process from cleaning up before exit. It may prevent a restart of the application if system resources haven't been released cleanly.
It is grnerally "safer" to just pull the plug if applications won't die. Not a shutdown/restart but a power cycle.
kill without a signal specification is usually sufficient. A -1 signal is a "hangup" which would normally sent to processes when you logout. It is generally safe.
sudo killall SDRconnect