a 2 MHz samplerate recorded signal should be reopened and treated like a 2 MHz signal. By default the new-opened 2 MHz samplerate signal is always interpreted as a 1 MHz samplerate signal.
Actual Behavior
recording a 2 MHz samplerate signal with a rtl-sdr and reopen it leads to a 1 MHz interpreted signal.
recording a 1 MHz samplerate signal with a rtl-sdr and reopen it leads to a 1 MHz interpreted signal.
Changing the settings in the options does not resist. Changing multiple devices in the menu like HackRF and SdrPlay confuses the record samplerate settings.
Steps To Reproduce
Record a rtl-sdr signal with a 2 Mhz samplerate
Save the signal
Load the signal
Decode it
Send it with RfCat or FlipperZero
Incorrect signal
Change the signal in 1. to a 1 MHz samplerate will decode a successfull signal.
Expected Behavior
a 2 MHz samplerate recorded signal should be reopened and treated like a 2 MHz signal. By default the new-opened 2 MHz samplerate signal is always interpreted as a 1 MHz samplerate signal.
Actual Behavior
recording a 2 MHz samplerate signal with a rtl-sdr and reopen it leads to a 1 MHz interpreted signal. recording a 1 MHz samplerate signal with a rtl-sdr and reopen it leads to a 1 MHz interpreted signal.
Changing the settings in the options does not resist. Changing multiple devices in the menu like HackRF and SdrPlay confuses the record samplerate settings.
Steps To Reproduce
Change the signal in 1. to a 1 MHz samplerate will decode a successfull signal.
Platform Specifications
Kubuntu 22.04
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