Yes, but I have a throttle after that file source, so it should be updating
about 1 vector/second (each vector is 1024 samples). It's happening about
1/8 that speed, so something does not seem quite right.
Lou
Marcus D. Leech wrote
> Files don't have any inherent sample-rate. Regardless of what rate they
> were recorded at. Gnu Radio has no real "sense" of sample rate,
> and will process samples as fast as it can. The only place where
> sample rate is "real" with respect to actual real-time is at the "edges"
> when the "edges" are controlled by actual hardware with an actual
> real-time-relative sample-rate.
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