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Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
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Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
Thanks for all your hard work Blizzard mate, much appreciated!
Kind Regards, D4rKlar |
Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
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And I guess that different headphones (with different shielding and cable length) probably also affect the reception and scanning results, right? Quote:
Btw. is it possible to broaden the frequency range to scan from 76MHz to 108 as I have unlocked them with the modified fmtxd. ======== One more Edit: Ok scan has finished and it found 116 free freqs, thats 56% of the scanned freqs. What's weird is that it doesn't include a frequency that I've found manually while sitting in my car and searching for empty freqs. I still prefer to use this frequency up to today as it is still more noise free than I've tried from the results of eff. I guess that eff scans every frequency for a more or less strong signal. But it seems that alot of "unused" and empty frequencies have noise from interferences. |
Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
dude, why did you name the package the exact same thing, now the one in the repository wants to overwrite it and drives me nuts. I have to make an apt preferences file to block it...
why don't you rename it to EFF-GUI or something and just put a Conflicts: or Replaces: line in the control file? oh, and fyi, the link to this thread in your sig is messed up. |
Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
great app man excelent work....
seriously don't get the issue of the other almost non gui eff.... can u please fix that like change your eff's name cause it has been showing up again and again on the update.... and i don't know how to block the other one from appearing for update.... Tanks again.... |
Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
Does anyone know how can i change the name of my project (eff) in Qt Creator? Should i manually rename the .pro file?
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dude.. thanks a lot for ur kind effort..
i've installed it, but couldn't find it in the apps menu! any conditions to run this app? another point... normally, it's not possible to run the FM transmitter while the headset connected, so how it'll act as antenna? thx a lot.. |
Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
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* Install the deb version which is available on the first post of this thread * Dont update with the (shell script) version availbale in the repos. I didnt understand your second question. E.F.F. just uses the headphones as antenna and turns on the reciever to scan for empty frequencies (in extensive mode searches for the emptiest frequencies possible using the reciever and fm_rssi file). E.F.F. has nothing to do with the FM Transmitter. |
Re: [ANNOUNCE] (QT) E.F.F. Empty Frequencies Finder app!
This gives me an error "cant find fm_rssi"
Edit: Running with command: EFF did the job to run the script from the terminal. |
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great and useful app. many thanks
There is a slight problem with it. frequency signal reception differs from radio to radio. eg I get no signal from N900 on 93.0 fm but I get signal on an ericsson phone at 93.0 fm. since the empty signal should be on the receiving radio and not the transmitting (n900) it's a bit of a problem here. I have scanned the all frequencies and I found 7 empty with e.f.f. on another radio these frequencies were not "completely" empty. only one of them had a little hissing noise. I don't know what will happen with my car radio as I have not yet tested it and I am sure it has a very good reception. :confused: |
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