SDR-Sharp to SDR++ Converter
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Any way it can be hosted from a secure connection?
Is it different than sdrfc?
github.com
GitHub - thewsoftware/sdrfc: SDR Frequency Converter
SDR Frequency Converter. Contribute to thewsoftware/sdrfc development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Hadn't realised the self signed cert had expired. It's got SSL cert on now.
It's a Winforms app and at the time I wrote it I didn't know that existed - I wrote it for myself initially then decided to release.Is it different than sdrfc?
GitHub - thewsoftware/sdrfc: SDR Frequency Converter
SDR Frequency Converter. Contribute to thewsoftware/sdrfc development by creating an account on GitHub.
Just a little bump to say I've released a new version .
Only a small change - if the target file exists (your SDR++ json or frequencies.xml file) it won't just blindly overwrite it now, it will rename it including the date and time. Essentially it's backing it up
Only a small change - if the target file exists (your SDR++ json or frequencies.xml file) it won't just blindly overwrite it now, it will rename it including the date and time. Essentially it's backing it up
Thanks for putting this out! I'm able to load and convert my .xml file, but whenever I try to import it in SDRPP, the program crashes. Any ideas?
When you say "Import" do you mean just that?
You simply replace the
Code:
frequency_manager_config.jsonWhen I do that and restart SDRPP, the frequency list is blank, even though the converted
file is 56KB.
I was using the Import button in the frequency manager initially which caused the crash when I pointed it to the converted file.
Yeah you don't need to import, you just replace the file.
I'll message you
- Or not, don't have permissions it seems. Would you be kind enough to e-mail the xml and converted json to majicm@magicpack.net and I'll take a look, could be a bug needs fixing. Thanks!
BM82557
Member
Same thing with me, sent you the files via email
OK, not sure if something has changed on SDR++ plugin as it wasn't taking my converted XML either. Maybe it's got more strict about the JSON.
Anyway, I've fixed it and released v1.3.
Anyone having the same problem please grab the latest version - thanks to those sent files for helping to fix this.
Latest version (v1.3)
Anyway, I've fixed it and released v1.3.
Anyone having the same problem please grab the latest version - thanks to those sent files for helping to fix this.
Latest version (v1.3)
BM82557
Member
That's definitely something your side... check where your browser is set to download to as it's that folder that needs permission.
BM82557
Member
Got it, thanks for the quick update!
I downloaded the new version and still had problems. Just sent you an email. Thanks!Yeah you don't need to import, you just replace the file.
I'll message you
E-mailed you but I've just also released v1.3.2 which strips out invalid chars (\) out of the JSON.
Latest version (v1.3.2)
Success! Thanks for all your help!
v1.3.2 worked well saved me time. I am using SDR++ Brown fork. Uses the same frequency manager. Thanks @majicm
Is merging possible? I had some frequencies that needed to be merged that one already had but the other did not.
Also 7zip warned it found excess data at the end of the file. Whatever that means. It ran regardless and Malwarebytes premium found nothing wrong.
If you are open to suggestions, EIBI csv to SDR++ json would be so convenient and nice! Not sure if the built in frequency manager can handle that many entries.
Windows 11 Home 25H2
ASUS ROG Strix G814 2025 model.
Is merging possible? I had some frequencies that needed to be merged that one already had but the other did not.
Also 7zip warned it found excess data at the end of the file. Whatever that means. It ran regardless and Malwarebytes premium found nothing wrong.
If you are open to suggestions, EIBI csv to SDR++ json would be so convenient and nice!
Not sure if the built in frequency manager can handle that many entries.Windows 11 Home 25H2
ASUS ROG Strix G814 2025 model.
MichSouth
Member
Works great! Thank you, saved me a lot off time. I use it from SDR# to SDR++ Brown
1.3.2 doesn't work for me. The SDRSharp file starts out at 144kb in size. When converted to JSON format for SDR++, it's 31kb in size. When I drop it into the SDR++ folder, it's still 31kb in size, but once I launch SDR++, the file becomes 1kb in size and contains only the headers; no frequency information is present once SDR++ is opened.
