Hi sylvain.
I have to declare i as a variable but where ?.
I told You I was a newbie !!.
Forgive Me.
Graham.
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On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 8:56 PM, Graham Palmer
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> Hi again.
> We have the etsi cdecoder and speech decoder which works fine with sample
> code
> what we need is to link it with real time bitstream from osmo tetra decode.
> I understood this had already been achieved with Dieter's proof of concept
> code. Any chance of viewing this code even if incomplete ?.
It doesn't apply anymore because of a lot of change in the code since then.
This should save the data in the bursts :
1) It's completely untested but that's where Dieters POC got the bits
previously
2) It saves the data as '0' and '1' in a text file, you may need to
change the etsi codec to read that
3) It will only give out garbage is there is multiple voice channel
at once since it doesn't do any meta data interpretation to isolate
channels and just save anything that's traffic (that was a limitation
of dieter's POC as well)
4) I'm pretty sure it saves 'packet data' as well which obviously
gives garbage.
diff --git a/src/lower_mac/tetra_lower_mac.c b/src/lower_mac/tetra_lower_mac.c
index 7b62bb4..8a41ccb 100644
--- a/src/lower_mac/tetra_lower_mac.c
+++ b/src/lower_mac/tetra_lower_mac.c
@@ -184,6 +184,15 @@ void tp_sap_udata_ind(enum tp_sap_data_type type,
const uint8_t *bits, unsigned
DEBUGP("%s %s type4: %s\n", tbp->name, time_str,
osmo_ubit_dump(type4, tbp->type345_bits));
+ if (tms->cur_burst.is_traffic) {
+ FILE *f = fopen("traffic.out", "ab");
+
+ for(i = 0; i < 216*2; i++)
+ fprintf(f, "%d", bits[i]);
+
+ fclose(f);
+ }
+
if (tbp->interleave_a) {
/* Run block deinterleaving: type-3 bits */
block_deinterleave(tbp->type345_bits,
tbp->interleave_a, type4, type3);
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Hi again.
We have the etsi cdecoder and speech decoder which works fine with sample code
what we need is to link it with real time bitstream from osmo tetra decode.
I understood this had already been achieved with Dieter's proof of concept
code. Any chance of viewing this code even if incomplete ?.
regards.
graham
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3. Re: play the voice signal ? (Pepijn van den Berkhof)
4. Re[2]: play the voice signal ? (Mccauley)
5. Re: play the voice signal ? (Holger Hans Peter Freyther)
6. Re: play the voice signal ? (Dieter Spaar)
7. tetra voice (fe8769)
Hi all
I am still learning this level of coding.
I am struggling to get the descrambled bitstream from the lower mac to the
channel decoder of the etsi codec. My setup has no problem decoding the data
and reading it with Wireshark. Any help would be appreciated.
Best regards.
Graham
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hi,
I am using "fcdp-tetra_demod.py" with my funcube dongle and i can decode datas. The networks in my place are unencrypted.
I saw on the "Dieter Spaar's blog" :
"I also implemented some proof of concept code which allows decoding speech traffic and converting it to raw audio using the TETRA reference codec. Please note that this cannot be used to listen to encrypted TETRA traffic, it only works if no encryption is used. "
Is it possible to release some part of the code necessary to decode
Tetra voice or give some explaination of Gsmtap usage ?
thanks for answer
Hello Bigsat,
On Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:49:43 +0200, "Bigsat" <bigsat(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to release some part of the code necessary to decode
> Tetra voice or give some explaination of Gsmtap usage ?
>
Just in case, I have sent my "proof of concept" modification
for voice decoding to the authors of Osmocom TETRA for proper
integration a while ago. As far as I am aware the current
source code should be able to decode voice or at least contain
the instructions how to do it (the ETSI reference codec is most
certainly not included for copyright reasons).
Best regards,
Dieter
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Hi,
The instructions to download the ETSI reference codec can be found here: http://tetra.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/Speech_Codec although I never got it working completely. There is an output stream but there is no audio data in it. Just (random?) clicks and pops.
Cheers,
Pepijn
Op 23 sep. 2011, om 15:20 heeft Dieter Spaar het volgende geschreven:
Hello Bigsat,
>
>On Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:49:43 +0200, "Bigsat" <bigsat(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>
>Is it possible to release some part of the code necessary to decode
>>
>Tetra voice or give some explaination of Gsmtap usage ?
>>
>
>>
>Just in case, I have sent my "proof of concept" modification
>for voice decoding to the authors of Osmocom TETRA for proper
>integration a while ago. As far as I am aware the current
>source code should be able to decode voice or at least contain
>the instructions how to do it (the ETSI reference codec is most
>certainly not included for copyright reasons).
>
>Best regards,
> Dieter
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>
>
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Hello,
Regarding questions how to use the ETSI codec: It consists of two steps,
"cdecoder" and "sdecoder". The ouput of "sdecoder" is raw sound in signed
16-Bit PCM format with 8000 samples/second. For example Audacity can play
it without problems.
(And no, its no "magic", it just requires to read a few comment lines in
the source code of the codec).
Best regards,
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Hello,
I have tried this and ran the sdecoder and cdecoder whitout any problems. But when I open the result in Audacity (8000Hz / 16-bit PCM) I just hear clicks and pops and a long beep every now and then.
I have read the ETSI document regarding the codec, so no magics :)
But do you actually hear output from a real life network? Because I tried the examples attached to the ETSI document regarding the testing of the codec. They work very nicely, but no luck on real life networks so far. (yes, no encryption)
Regards,
Pepijn
Op 24 sep. 2011, om 14:28 heeft Dieter Spaar het volgende geschreven:
> Hello,
>
> Regarding questions how to use the ETSI codec: It consists of two steps,
> "cdecoder" and "sdecoder". The ouput of "sdecoder" is raw sound in signed
> 16-Bit PCM format with 8000 samples/second. For example Audacity can play
> it without problems.
>
> (And no, its no "magic", it just requires to read a few comment lines in
> the source code of the codec).
>
> Best regards,
> Dieter
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> Dieter Spaar, Germany spaar(a)mirider.augusta.de
>
Apart from the codec patches for ETSI codec i cant find any other voice
decoding source code in osmocom-tetra trunk. Neither seems to have
entered you in the AUTHORS file.
FAQ on the site says:
"Can your software actually play the voice signal?
Currently we have no support for that. However, a yet unreleased proof-of-concept version exists."
Why this secrecy for publishing source to decode unencrypted networks?.
Have osmocom been threatened by the tetra manufacturers?
Would damage sysmocom commercial interests
> >
>
> Just in case, I have sent my "proof of concept" modification
> for voice decoding to the authors of Osmocom TETRA for proper
> integration a while ago. As far as I am aware the current
> source code should be able to decode voice or at least contain
> the instructions how to do it (the ETSI reference codec is most
> certainly not included for copyright reasons).
>
> Best regards,
> Dieter
> --
> Dieter Spaar, Germany spaar(a)mirider.augusta.de
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On 09/24/2011 03:37 PM, Mccauley wrote:
> Why this secrecy for publishing source to decode unencrypted networks?.
> Have osmocom been threatened by the tetra manufacturers?
> Would damage sysmocom commercial interests
Hi,
sysmocom is building a GSM BTS, right now there is no interest in doing
something commercially with tetra.
We can not integrate the ETSI audio code in our (A)GPL software, the result
would not be freely distributable. From my side I was mostly interested in the
signalling part, or if time would permit try transmitting.
So if you either find a legal way to include the ETSI code at build time, or
preferable write a GPL compatible audio decoder, I think we would be happy to
include it in the git repository.
cheers
holger
Hello Pepijn,
On Sat, 24 Sep 2011 15:49:37 +0200, "Pepijn van den Berkhof" <vandenberkhof.pepijn(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> But do you actually hear output from a real life network? Because I
> tried the examples attached to the ETSI document regarding the testing
> of the codec. They work very nicely, but no luck on real life networks
> so far. (yes, no encryption)
I know that others have used the current code to decode speech, maybe
someone can confirm it.
I haven't worked with the code for a while and so can't confirm it,
but it has worked for me in the past.
Maybe I find the time to try it within the next few weeks, if possible
I will also try to provide a sample capture from a test TETRA network
so everyone can try the sample. "Test TETRA Network" means from a
network under our control run in a faraday cage so that there are
no legal issues providing the capture.
Best regards,
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is that could help us for voice decoding : ?
http://www.joys99.com/d-4784.html
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Hello Pepijn,
On Sat, 24 Sep 2011 15:49:37 +0200, "Pepijn van den Berkhof" <vandenberkhof.pepijn(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> But do you actually hear output from a real life network? Because I
> tried the examples attached to the ETSI document regarding the testing
> of the codec. They work very nicely, but no luck on real life networks
> so far. (yes, no encryption)
I know that others have used the current code to decode speech, maybe
someone can confirm it.
I haven't worked with the code for a while and so can't confirm it,
but it has worked for me in the past.
Maybe I find the time to try it within the next few weeks, if possible
I will also try to provide a sample capture from a test TETRA network
so everyone can try the sample. "Test TETRA Network" means from a
network under our control run in a faraday cage so that there are
no legal issues providing the capture.
Best regards,
Dieter
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hi,
I am using "fcdp-tetra_demod.py" with my funcube dongle and i can decode
datas. The networks in my place are unencrypted.
I saw on the "Dieter Spaar's blog" :
"I also implemented some proof of concept code which allows decoding
speech traffic and converting it to raw audio using the TETRA reference
codec. Please note that this cannot be used to listen to encrypted TETRA
traffic, it only works if no encryption is used. "
Is it possible to release some part of the code necessary to decode
Tetra voice or give some explaination of Gsmtap usage ?
thanks for answer
Hello Bigsat,
On Fri, 23 Sep 2011 13:49:43 +0200, "Bigsat" <bigsat(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to release some part of the code necessary to decode
> Tetra voice or give some explaination of Gsmtap usage ?
>
Just in case, I have sent my "proof of concept" modification
for voice decoding to the authors of Osmocom TETRA for proper
integration a while ago. As far as I am aware the current
source code should be able to decode voice or at least contain
the instructions how to do it (the ETSI reference codec is most
certainly not included for copyright reasons).
Best regards,
Dieter
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Hi all,
we have accumulated a number of wireshark patches, and by far not all of
them have been merged into mainline wireshark so far (volunteers, anyone?)
Some people have complained that it is hard to build them, as you first
have to find a wireshark version to which they apply, etc.
We have now created a wireshark.git repository at git.osmocom.org in
which you will be able to find the latest mainline wireshark version
('trunk' branch) as well as our patches in 'master':
http://cgit.osmocom.org/cgit/wireshark/
the read-onIy clone url is 'git://git.osmocom.org/wireshark'
So the recommended option for everyone needing patched wireshark for one
or the other reason (e.g. simtrace) now is to clone that wireshark.git
repository and build from there.
Like before, we will rebase our patches in irregular intervals, so you
may have to do a 'pull -f' instead of 'pull' at that time.
Regards,
Harald
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"Privacy in residential applications is a desirable marketing option."
(ETSI EN 300 175-7 Ch. A6)
Hi Pep.
I am using the djx11 in I/Q mode with fcdp-tetra_demod.py.
I leave sample rate @ 96000 but low-pass filter (-L) 12.5Khz (gr firdes lp filter in complex
gives + - 12.5khz = bandwidth of 25khz).
this gives me excellent constellation and works fine on demod.
I hope this helps.
Regards.
Graham.
