STD-C software for linux?

[Remon]

I want to mount a dish on top of a shed in my backyard to receive L-band Inmarsat STD-C and put a Raspberry Pi in the shed.

I can't find software for linux. If anyone knows something please let me know. My idea is to autonomously receive multiple channels at once and feed the data to a web interface (running on the Pi) or to Scytale via UDP. It doesn't matter if it's free or paid software.

I have electricity in the shed and also a WiFi connection. However I can't lead a LAN cable to this shed. (else I would have more options to get the signal or decode to my house)

 

[morfis]

You could run spyserver on the pi and connect to that via wifi to do your decoding. Multiple sdrsharp copies with scytalec plugin fed to single quickui instance.

 

[HurtsDonut]

I found a Java based one by Tekmanoid which should fly as long as you have a JRE installed, but I was unable to find any download of a trial/demo version to test. The RTL-SDR website has a page from 2017 describing that software. The link to the Tekmanoid page is here.

Let me know if you find something else as I am running Linux too. I had not known about STD-C before, but it is very interesting from what I see.

 

[morfis]

I found a Java based one by Tekmanoid which should fly as long as you have a JRE installed, but I was unable to find any download of a trial/demo version to test. The RTL-SDR website has a page from 2017 describing that software. The link to the Tekmanoid page is here.

There is no trial/demo version of tekmanoid. Can't say about it's functionality on anything other than windows as that's where I use it....works well on that (and decodes more message types than scytale-c)

 

[scudGB]

tekmanoid is a good solid program as stated
e mail the link of his site and ask him about linux ,he is a good guy and will reply to questions ,scud