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    slender | # 31 | 2011-01-08, 20:13 | Report

    bummer :|
    Mono mode doesnīt sound any different and it doesnīt make noisy channels any better. I wonder if itīs really working or am I doing something wrong.

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    gionni88 | # 32 | 2011-01-08, 20:22 | Report

    Originally Posted by Bingley Joe View Post
    I'd love to try this app out, but I can't get it to install -- I get an error in FapMan saying that /home/user/.config/Maemo/qradio.conf couldn't be removed.. which makes sense given that the app has never been installed on my N900

    I tried creating a blank document with that name/location, but I wasn't able to fool the install script.. any ideas?
    Which version are you trying to install? There is 0.2.0 on devel, which won't give you any error about the config file.

    EDIT: Maybe you refreshed the repos, since only previous versions used to delete that file. Anyway, it wasn't stopping you from installing the app, I even renamed the file to avoid it being deleted.

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    gionni88 | # 33 | 2011-01-08, 20:33 | Report

    Originally Posted by slender View Post
    bummer :|
    Mono mode doesnīt sound any different and it doesnīt make noisy channels any better. I wonder if itīs really working or am I doing something wrong.
    I have no clue, this is what I do:
    Code:
    void Radio::forceMono()
    {
        radio->setStereoMode(QRadioTuner::ForceMono);
        maemoBanner("Radio set to Mono Mode");
    }
    
    void Radio::forceStereo()
    {
        radio->setStereoMode(QRadioTuner::ForceStereo);
        maemoBanner("Radio set to Stereo Mode");
    }
    I guess it's another bug of qtmobility. Hope new Libraries will fix it.

    About the random stops, I think it's pulseaudio crashing, not the radio. Infact rds data keeps refreshing and it happens when cpu is at 100% load. I had the radio running alone for more than 4hours, and as soon as I pushed cpu to 100% it stopped.

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    Crogge | # 34 | 2011-01-08, 20:35 | Report

    It looks not bad so far but I can't tune below 87,5 MHz like with "fmradio-wide" + "region mod", when will be lower frequencies supported?

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    rotoflex | # 35 | 2011-01-08, 20:37 | Report

    Originally Posted by slender View Post
    bummer :|
    Mono mode doesnīt sound any different and it doesnīt make noisy channels any better. I wonder if itīs really working or am I doing something wrong.
    It depends on how the FM Mono mode you have got was created.

    If they are creating mono for you just by taking the stereo audio & then summing it to mono before playing it, you get no better reception.

    If the FM mono is received like the original FM mono receivers did it, that is by only using the L+R baseband signal and rejecting everything else, then yes the reception would be better.

    Just summing the audio output of an FM stereo receiver does not improve the reception.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FM_stereo#FM_stereo

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    Alb3rtO | # 36 | 2011-01-08, 20:37 | Report

    Thank you very much ... We really need something like this and we are looking for a long time!!!

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    MohammadAG | # 37 | 2011-01-08, 20:52 | Report

    A quick hack would be a wrapper script that's in sudoers that can echo 2/3 to the sysfs file, when a user requests a value under that currently set, you echo 3 for example, if the user goes back to a range he needs, you switch to 2.

    You could make it transparent to the user, or you could add a "Switching frequency range" banner.

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    gionni88 | # 38 | 2011-01-08, 20:58 | Report

    Originally Posted by Crogge View Post
    It looks not bad so far but I can't tune below 87,5 MHz like with "fmradio-wide" + "region mod", when will be lower frequencies supported?
    It already supports lower frequencies. While radio is up open xterm and as root go to /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-3/3-0022/region and do
    Code:
    echo 3 > region
    than restart radio. You can go till 76 now. I can automate that within the app, but till I don't know if this workaround works, I can't do that.

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    slender | # 39 | 2011-01-08, 21:02 | Report

    gionni88,
    After quickly reading these:
    http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtmobility-1...adiotuner.html
    could it be that you can forcemono only before evoking start()

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    casper27 | # 40 | 2011-01-08, 21:07 | Report

    After installing and trying, all audio input including making calls was disabled, the person on the other end could not hear me. After reboot audio went back to normal. I will investigate further and report back. Anyone else had same outcome?

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