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Feature Description
Continuing from gnuradio/gnuradio#5521
GRC files used to, and now will have in the future, the version of GRC they were saved with stored in the header. GRC should read this version number and notify the user when it last last opened in a significantly older version of GNU Radio that is expected to have possible changes in behavior (a change in
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Software-defined radio receiver application built on GNU Radio with a web-based UI and plugins. In development, usable but incomplete. Compatible with RTL-SDR.
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Open source, multi-user SDR receiver software with a web interface
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Spectrum analyzer for multiple SDR platforms (PyQtGraph based GUI for soapy_power, hackrf_sweep, rtl_power, rx_power and other backends)
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A cross platform Python frequency scanning GUI for the OsmoSDR rtl-sdr library
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A common protocol structure is to have a header containing a
lengthfield, followed by data oflengthbytes, followed by additional protocol fields such as a CRC. If the length field is variable, the position of subsequent URH-specified protocol fields defined by fixed position will not be in the correct location.I do not know the best way to address this, but quick and easy way to support