Very well done tutorial with very interesting examples. Thanks for sharing.

Very well done tutorial with very interesting examples. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thanks for sharing your work Daniel, your examples are very well done and help teach GNU Radio in a practical way.

Thank you, Keep going

Nice and informative tutorial series on GNU radio and SDR. I have a question, is it possible to export data of the graph displayed using QT GUI sink into a .txt or .csv file? Thanks in advance!!

Very clear and concise tutorial. Congrats!

Hello! I have installed GNURadio on a Raspberry Pi 5. I would like to experiment with processing the audio from online SDR receivers like WebSDR and KiwiSDR. Please tell me how to set up the block Audio > Audio Source. I have put the name of the pulseAudio monitor like "bluez_output.A2_10_10_A1_3A_5F.1.monitor" in the Name field of the audio source block, but the output terminal and wire are in Red color and the thing won't run. Thank you!

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What happening with BLC1?

Thank you! The tutorial is very clear.