Open vsboost opened 8 years ago
I don't have a HackRF, but I'd be willing to pull in support if you or someone else would like to submit it.
For devices I don't own, I'd prefer it if whomever submitted a PR to add device support could commit to some level of maintaining that device support.
If you'd like to take a stab at it, here's the simple device interface you'd have to implement.
It'd be pretty straightforward to add a HackRF_file support. You'd have to remind me if the sample format differs from the RTL-SDR or not. (signed or unsigned, and any offset)
Lol, i would love to but don't have a clue when it comes to that sort of stuff, all i can tell you is the hackrf is 8bit signed.
Just close this one if you like.
Cheers
No worries, we can keep it open.
The more I think about it -- I think I should start using SoapySDR. I simply don't have enough time to add and maintain support the variety of SDRs that folks want to use. When I get around to this, hackRF support should come for free and I will ping you on this issue.
For the time being, you could convert between the HackRF and bladeRF sample formats and use the OOKiedokie bladeRF_file option.
The bladeRF samples are signed 12-bit values stored as int16_t's. [-2048, 2048) maps to [-1.0, 1.0).
Thanks
Soapy would be cool.
I'm not sure when I'll take a stab at that. Josh did a nice jon with it, so I expect it should be pretty simple.
In the meantime, feel free to send me some samples if you want a second pair of eyes on them. On Jan 6, 2016 5:20 PM, "vsboost" notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks
Soapy would be cool.
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If possible ?