So I went and dug into the discord chat conversation and think I found the part where they fixed it. Basicly it’s cleaning up the file, for search engine purposes I’ll post it here:
Applications application is runy — 10-11-2022 21:28
it’s still a mess if you zoom enough, but since i get more smaples, i can capture more mess and it looks more blocky
you’re really going to need to play with the timings in the .sub file
basically… the “55 -145” part means a zero bit, and a “155 -45” is a one
perhaps try “50 -150” instead of “55 -145”; and “150 -50” instead of “155 -45”. try measuring the timings on the original file too
you can just edit the first long “Raw_Data” line correctly, and then copy it twice, the signal is identical 3 times
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ruckus — 10-11-2022 21:34
it fucking worked!!
youre a genius
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THANK YOU!
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Applications application is runy — 10-11-2022 21:35
haha
ruckus — 10-11-2022 21:35
what the hell…
Applications application is runy — 10-11-2022 21:35
well, next time you run into a signal, you know what to do
- you did most of the work anyway, since you actually went out, bought a sdr and learnt to play with it
ruckus — 10-11-2022 21:36
i really need to learn to break things down like you did, that is so cool
can you recommend any material?
Applications application is runy — 10-11-2022 21:36
80% of the signals out there are like this, fm, infrared, etc
- you have a carrier, or you don’t
ruckus — 10-11-2022 21:37
i’ve owned the sdr for less than 24 hours wrong channel
Applications application is runy — 10-11-2022 21:37
it’s really more of a practice thing, to be fair, but maybe take make the flipper play some simple signals, and see if you can figure them out?
(since you already have a SDR to record them, and a flipper with a ton of signals on it)
ruckus — 10-11-2022 21:37
im blown away
so cool
Applications application is runy — 10-11-2022 21:38
if you want to dive significantly deeper, the hackrf/gnu radio tutorials are neat
