The framework can give you different size input and output buffers. In this case, you would:
nitems = len(input_items[0])
out[:nitems] = input_items[0]
You may have to do more checks, of course, because input could be larger than output.
On Tue, May 25, 2021 at 5:03 PM Elmore's <wa4ywm@comcast.net> wrote:
I am attempting to add an OOT module to my flowgraph. I have generated a General block which I want to place between an Audio Source and a Multiply Constant.The Audio Source is set at a 48K sample rate. Input and Output are float.As a test (I have never tried using an OOT module before) I said:out[:] = input_items[0]in an attempt to simply feed the input to the output unmodified.I get a run time error:ValueError: Could not broadcast input array from shape(4800) into shape(256)Obviously I don't know how to perform the simplest possible operation. What is wrong here?I have tried looking on forums and reading some of the GNU docs but no joy.Thanks for any help.Jim
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