Keep center frequency when changing FFT size#192
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Keep center frequency when changing FFT size#192jacobagilbert wants to merge 1 commit intomiek:mainfrom
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@miek very simple change, low impact and I have been using this for a while with no issues, would be great to merge this. |
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its good |
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Thanks for the review @catkira. @schneider42 is there any other feedback or is this something you can merge? |
…nter frequency Signed-off-by: Jacob Gilbert <jacob.gilbert@protonmail.com>
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currently the plot will jump around when changing the FFT size, especially when the FFT size is large. This maintains the relative center bin when zooming.