Credit goes to vpelletier for the awesome patch!) Gqrx_4.dmg (GNU Radio component has now been compiled with “-DTRY_SHM_VMCIRCBUF=OFF”, this should hopefully fix the shared memory problem some of you have encountered. The zoom slider has been removed from upstream, yet you can still zoom by using the mouse wheel on the axes.) Gqrx_5.dmg (Latest updates from GIT, supports adjusting the FFT resolution which should fix the pink curtain problem. ( ) I am considering packaging up the whole of gnuradio including the companion GUI if there is demand. It would be great if you could try it and report whether it works for you. rtl_fm seems to be broken on OS X, yet we’re still triaging the bug. This time I also packaged some command-line utilities (multimonNG rtl_adsb rtl_eeprom rtl_fm rtl_sdr rtl_tcp rtl_test) together with Gqrx. Gqrx_6.dmg – Latest () updates from GIT, yet again. Applications/Gqrx.app/Contents/MacOS/rtl_test -t) So check out the bundled command-line utilities! 🙂 (e.g. I have also fixed rtl_fm to now properly work on OS X (It used to only output noise), as well as multimonNG which now supports umlauts for POCSAG decoding. This should help you guys with invalid rtl_tcp settings and the like.
After a crash/forced-close it asks you whether you want to reset all your settings to default. I’ve added a deadlock prevention feature in case your settings keep gqrx from starting up properly.
Some people are reporting FFT issues with this build, in case you encounter those try the one below and leave a comment. Sadly Leopard (10.5) isn’t supported due to Apple breaking binary compatibility on 64bit binaries for some reason. It has been reported to run fine on Snow Leopard (10.6), OS X Lion (10.7), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8) and OS X Mavericks (10.9).
#Sdrsharp software for mac os x 2017 free
Though feel free to contact me in case you encounter problems.
This release bundles all the rtl-sdr, gr-osmosdr, GNU Radio, libUSB, boost and Qt dependencies allowing it to work out of the box. Thus I bring you my branch of gqrx 2.1 which runs quite well on OS X. Sadly there is no proper pulseaudio port for OS X. A while ago I already managed to compile gqrx on OS X, but then Alexandru Csete decided to move on to a new audio backend called pulseaudio.
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