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Releases: EarthScope/mseed2sac

v2.3

08 Nov 20:23
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  • Update libmseed to 2.19.6.
  • Fix usage with large continuous data segments, fail gracefully when data cannot be written to SAC file for 2+ billion samples.

Note: MS-Windows build has been added to the downloads in the hope that it is useful, but is untested and unsupported.

v2.2

29 Sep 23:34
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  • Support empty and -- location codes in metadata files equally.
  • Add "-M" option to accept a line of metadata on the command line.
  • Right-pad SAC text headers with spaces instead of NULLs. This matches how sac (the program) creates binary SAC files.
  • Insert network code of XX when input data has an empty network, this avoids generating file names beginning with a dot.
  • Reformat source according to included clang-format profile.

v2.1

04 Apr 04:13
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  • Update libmseed to 2.19.3.
  • Update fdzipstream sources to 2.1.
  • Remove dependency on ntwin32.mak for Windows nmake makefiles, now building works in plain MSVC development environments.
  • Add DEPRECATED notice to Makefile.wat and src/Makefile.wat.
  • Update licensing to GNU GPL 3.

v2.0

18 May 21:50
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  • Update to libmseed 2.12.
  • Add -z option to write all SAC files to a ZIP archive. The ZIP can be written to stdout.
  • Add check of derived sample rate versus reported sample rate.
  • Add -dr option to use the derived sample rate over the reported rate, this assumes that the timing is more accurate than the sampling rate.
  • Change generated output file names to (no colons or commas):
    Net.Sta.Loc.Chan.Qual.YYYY.DDD.HHMMSS.SAC
    which is consistent between between various operating systems.
    The previously generated file name patterns were:
    Net.Sta.Loc.Chan.Qual.YYYY,DDD,HH:MM:SS.SAC (non-Windows)
    Net.Sta.Loc.Chan.Qual.YYYY.DDD.HH_MM_SS.SAC (Windows)
  • Add -ic option to process each input channel individually. When a new channel is detected all data previously read will be written. Allows processing of very large input files without holding all of the data in memory. Input miniSEED data should be well ordered, with all records for a channel contiguous in the file, when using this option.