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Repository files navigation========== GALAdecode ========== Commandline utility to decode raw GALA signal from pipe Use a soundcard to capture the raw GALA/SVC/SCV squarewave signal (e.g. using the "rec" tool from http://sox.sourceforge.net) and then pipe to galadecode. I used schematic/gala-to-audio.png and it works for me. USE IT AT OWN RISK! I'm not reliable for your toasted soundcard! If you don't use 16 bit signed integer PCM format at 48kHz, you have to edit the source. Example: rec -c1 -r48000 -d - | galadecode -i 500 - This will output the current speed on stdout every 0.5 seconds. AboutCLI utility to decode raw GALA (SVC/SCV) signal ResourcesReleasesPackagesContributorsLanguages | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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