Jasper
One relatively simple way to do this is to write the NMEA with a timestamp to a file (already available). Then, just read this file back in as per usual...
Of course! We have already MQTT output as an option. Can this be read into Home Assistant or can you otherwise elaborate what you mean? Thanks, Jasper
Thanks, will have a look!
Pity that this Home Assistant does not support add ons in the docker version (although that is what I suspect).
Had a look, and installing the docker with the GUI version might be a good option as it has all the config and map options https://docs.aiscatcher.org/installation/docker/#docker-with-web-gui I am not sure...
You can already read wav files indeed (which you record with SDR# for example) and there is no plan to add recording to WAV files to the program. It is...
Ok, it is on the list to add, might take some time though.
Hi Richard, you can read in WAV files with: ``` AIS-catcher -w filename ``` But note that the file needs to be an IQ recording at 162 MHz, i.e. with...
Added something experimental. It can be activated via `-m 9 -go file output.wav`. It is essentially a decoding model that only writes the IQ stream to file. So, to enable...
Hello Roger, it is a bit same as this discussion: https://github.com/jvde-github/AIS-catcher/discussions/305 It is a bit of work even to add something simple to make it backward compatible with the history...