Suggestion to allow much greater numbers of ADEVICE's within the configuration file #154
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18 devices..... WOW....! |
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In fiddling/testing with RTL-SDR configurations, I’ve run across the need to have > 10 ADEVICE lines.
I’ve got GnuRadio listening on a lot of different frequencies and shuffling that audio over to Direwolf via a bunch of different UDP ports. Consequently, for large configurations (I’ve had as many as 18 ADEVICES configured), one can’t be limited by a maximum of 10 ADEVICE lines within the config file.
This suggested change looks to use the “atoi” function to get the audio device number.
Thanks,
-Jeff
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