Reading SDRangel SigMF files

[PeteK6TJ]

SDRangel seems to write ci32 SigMF files, which it seems neither inspectrum nor gnuradio can read as SigMF. But in the inputsource.cpp source file of inspectrum, I added a ci32_le type entry and created a S32 sample converter (and a few others) by straightforward plagiarizing of the sample converters already in there. Now I can snoop around for short packets with SDRangel (which has a fast display), save a giant file, and use inspectrum to find what I want to analyze in gnuradio. Open and closed feature request??

[catkira]

@PeteK6TJ I would be interested. Can You make it public on Your github account?

[PeteK6TJ]

Does this email work??

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[catkira]

You can reach me at benjamin@menkuec.de

[catkira]

I quickly did a PR that adds support for ci32, since there is no answer here.
#214

[PeteK6TJ]

Here's my code.

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[catkira]

I dont see any code, but I already re-created the PR see here: #214

[schneider42]

This has been merged. Once you build/install inspectrum from source you will be able to make use of the feature. I don't know about timelines for a release so distributions can pick up the change.

[catkira]

Yes I know, I made the post before it was merged ^^