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Include: Fake dongle mode #3
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Hi,
This patch enables the "fake dongle mode". In this mode the client is disabled, so no real RTL_TCP server is required. Instead of reading samples from this server, the samples are come from the DSP process.
You can use this mode for reading the samples from a RAW file and then inject them to any RTL-SDR program. The output it's generated based on the sample rate configured, so the RTL-SDR program can get the clock from the samples.
As future work, the watchdog would need to be able to restart the DSP process if it receives an EOF.
Regards.