Linux: generate ICAO SELCAL tones just like on aviation radio
 

Gentlemen, I have made http://jidanni.org/comm/radio/programs/selcal :
generate ICAO SELCAL tones just like on HF aviation radio using xmms
on GNU/Linux. Purpose of this program: bring the sounds of air
traffic control into one's living room to impress guests, I suppose.

Dan Jacobson wrote:
Gentlemen, I have made http://jidanni.org/comm/radio/programs/selcal :
generate ICAO SELCAL tones just like on HF aviation radio using xmms
on GNU/Linux. Purpose of this program: bring the sounds of air
traffic control into one's living room to impress guests, I suppose.

Air traffic control doesn't use selcal tones. They're pretty much
limitted to the ARINC frequencies.

Dan Jacobson wrote:
Gentlemen, I have made http://jidanni.org/comm/radio/programs/selcal :
generate ICAO SELCAL tones just like on HF aviation radio using xmms
on GNU/Linux. Purpose of this program: bring the sounds of air
traffic control into one's living room to impress guests, I suppose.


Ran fine over here except line 60 give me:
sh: line 1: pidof: command not found

60:die if system "pidof $prog /dev/null || { $prog& sleep 1;}";

Now how can I use this? =D

Steve

pidof: command not found.
Air traffic control doesn't use selcal tones.
OK, instructions and comments fixed in
http://jidanni.org/comm/radio/programs/selcal