qspectrumanalyzer #48
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That I don't know how to do. It could be tricky depending on the type of data you are looking at. If the data is something you would typically see from a normal SDR scenario, there are other programs you could try to import it into. I believe inspectrum has a lot of SigMF functionality as well as IQEngine. GQRX, baudline, URH, and SigDigger could also work. GNU Radio could be used as a file source and viewed with a qt/waterfall sink. You can transmit the data from a second radio into qspectrumanalyzer if you don't mind altering the data. FISSURE has a couple GNU Radio flow graphs for inspection on recorded files under the IQ Data>Inspection tab and some basic SigMF functionality for reading/viewing the .sigmf-meta files when loading a .sigmf-data file in the IQ Viewer. You could also look into the qspectrumanalyzer source code if it's really necessary or look for forks that have that functionality. The forks usually require specific dependencies outside of what normally goes with qspectrumanalyzer and could interfere with other software. |
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Having finaly got qspectrumanalyzer and a few other tools up and running, I am wondering how I go about importing a SigMF-Data file into Qspectrum for analysis, as all the plugins seem to be looking for hardware and I want to import a pre-recorded file.
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