Hi Palmu,
For the extracted data; I would just output the binary data in a such way
> that it ends up in pulseview decoder binary view
>
this is exactly what I would like to achieve
(and can also be dumped
> with sigrok-cli) then you can use a audio software to play it or process
> it further.
I
Put the decoder in a some git repository and post the link in here.
Currently we are lacking code reviewers, so it would also help if someone
else could go and take a look at the code. Remember to also include
relevant test data in the sigrok-dumps repo and regression tests in
sigrok-test.
For the
hello Cedric
1) I'm not sure I understand what you're saying, or rather, I don't
understand what you have in mind for which you need such a thing. Anyway,
this problem had occurred to me as well. I have TDM16 @48kHz, so BCLK @24.
576MHz. The sample rate I use is 250MHz. So I can output one analog
Hey Max,
I would inject the decoded values into a math channel. For the following
two reasons this is not possible at the moment:
1) The samplerate of the decoder is much lower than the sample rate of
the digital signal used as source. I think the math channel has to run
at the frequency of th
hello,
I would like to contribute some improvements to the tdm_audio decoder.
With the current decoder, it is only possible to set the data sampling edge
with respect to BCLK. In addition, the maximum number of channels per frame
is 8.
I have already started to add the ability to change the FSync p
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