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Support for receivers providing real signal #51
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Demodulation does not work correctly yet
…to_level_margin option to config_webrx
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I added another small bug fix: sdrhu.py always read config_webrx.py even if a different config file was given on the command line. |
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OpenWebRX currently seems to support only receivers that provide a complex I/Q signal. This pull request adds support for receivers that output a real signal, such as those using a single ADC to directly sample an RF or IF signal.
Another small change: setting fft_voverlap_factor to zero no longer disables averaging, as I think zero or negative overlap is something one might want to do even with averaging still enabled. I added a separate fft_enable_average option to make it more clear.