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Use a callsign example that fits...

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Philip Heron 2015-10-10 17:22:42 +01:00
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@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ Uses the Reed-Solomon codec written by Phil Karn, KA9Q.
ENCODING ENCODING
$ ssdv -e -c CALLSIGN -i ID input.jpeg output.bin $ ssdv -e -c TEST01 -i ID input.jpeg output.bin
This encodes the 'input.jpeg' image file into SSDV packets stored in the 'output.bin' file. CALLSIGN (an alphanumeric string up to 6 characters) and ID (a number from 0-255) are encoded into the header of each packet. The ID should be changed for each new image transmitted to allow the decoder to identify when a new image begins. This encodes the 'input.jpeg' image file into SSDV packets stored in the 'output.bin' file. TEST01 (the callsign, an alphanumeric string up to 6 characters) and ID (a number from 0-255) are encoded into the header of each packet. The ID should be changed for each new image transmitted to allow the decoder to identify when a new image begins.
The output file contains a series of SSDV packets, each packet always being 256 bytes in length. Additional data may be transmitted between each packet, the decoder will ignore this. The output file contains a series of SSDV packets, each packet always being 256 bytes in length. Additional data may be transmitted between each packet, the decoder will ignore this.