Well that's about all I can think of right now. My command to start DSD with these options would end up being 'dsd -i pa:1 -o pa:2' Since I want to use 'Built-in Input' (aka Line In on my computer) I'll use 'pa:1' as my input and I want to use 'Built-in Output' (aka my laptop's speakers) I'll use 'pa:2' as my output. Figure out which inputs and outputs you want to use. Sudo make install # Installs DSD to the systemįirst check out which audio input and output devices are set up. Git clone # Something like: dsd # Move into source folderĬmake. The homepage explains the simple install process. Mine wasn't there so I had to run the 'make install' command from the Portaudio folder in order to get it to work!) Check and see if 'libportaudio.dylib' is in the directory 'usr/local/lib/'. (Basically all you have to do is open Terminal, change your directory to the Portaudio folder, then run './configure & make'. Now compile the program using the instructions for Mac PortAudio: Building Portaudio for Mac OS X tgz from their download page PortAudio - an Open-Source Cross-Platform Audio API The one I downloaded was 'January 30, 2014, SVN rev 1919'. Install Portaudio (PortAudio - an Open-Source Cross-Platform Audio API)įirst download the Portaudio. Install Xcode if you don't have it already. The best source was Finally got DSD and GQRX working together on OSX : RTLSDRġ. There are hints and clues scattered around the web. I thought I would write up a quick how to for those who might be interested. I got DSD 1.7 working on my Macbook Pro running Yosemite.

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