Is there an Software who allow us to receive and decode Analog 2,4Ghz Cams?
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SDR -> Analog Cams?
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I'm confused...
Cams as in video cameras?
Analog 2,4GHz?
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It is a network camera or it would be a receiver that was built by the camera maker.
Astak CM-A815 2.4GHz Wireless Mini Spy Surveillance Hidden Pinhole Color Camera
Cheap Chinese Cams like that...
Cheap Chinese Cams like that...
Well the HackRF goes from 10 MHz to 6 GHz. There may be a few other receivers that also extend to 2.4 GHz. However, you would also need software capable of decoding whatever protocol the camera uses. Do you know if any such SDR software exists? Or were you thinking of reverse engineering the protocol and coding it yourself?
How?
And there are a lot of 10€ receivers what did the do?
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Here's a more detailed spec. Modulation type says FM.
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I don't know about 10€ receicers... What do you mean?
Here's a more detailed spec. Modulation type says FM.
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I don't know about 10€ receicers... What do you mean?
There are a lot of Cam out there who work on 2,4Ghz. That cam was an example. I believe you dont speak German.
What did the do? An SDR should do the same?!
on ebay are a lot cheap one.
What did the do? An SDR should do the same?!
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Dude, yeah sorry I don't speak German. Also your English isn't exactly piece of cake.
My understanding of an SDR is a combination of software with an hardware interface.
This camera you gave us as an example transmits at 2,4GHz using 18MHz bandwidth. Good luck finding a cheap RF interface with those specs.
If by SDR under 10$ you mean RTL dongles remember those usually won't go as high as 2,4 and get much more than 2M bandwidth.
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My understanding of an SDR is a combination of software with an hardware interface.
This camera you gave us as an example transmits at 2,4GHz using 18MHz bandwidth. Good luck finding a cheap RF interface with those specs.
If by SDR under 10$ you mean RTL dongles remember those usually won't go as high as 2,4 and get much more than 2M bandwidth.
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