.wav support

[theoneandonly-vector]

It would be really great, to have a direct sound.wav -support implemented in the .apk :)

[demantz]

good point! I'll keep this in mind, maybe in a future version.. shouldn't be too hard to implement.

[theoneandonly-vector]

sounds great :)
ps. oneplus 3 is compatible :)

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good point! I'll keep this in mind, maybe in a future version.. shouldn't
be too hard to implement.

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hey there, any update on this one? :)

[ehsanasgary]

HackRF Library for Android

This repository is a ported version of Michael Ossmann's libhackrf
([https://github.com/mossmann/hackrf/tree/master/host/libhackrf]
(https://github.com/mossmann/hackrf/tree/master/host/libhackrf))
library to work with Android 3.1+.

(photo by Dennis Mantz)

See http://tech.mantz-it.com and @DennisMantz for updates.

Implemented Features

• Open HackRF (including the USB permission request)
• Reading Board ID from HackRF
• Reading Version from HackRF
• Reading Part ID and Serial Number from HackRF
• Setting Sample Rate of HackRF
• Setting Frequency of HackRF
• Setting Baseband Filter Width of HackRF
• Compute Baseband Filter Width for given Sample Rate
• Setting VGA Gain (Rx/Tx) of HackRF
• Setting LNA Gain of HackRF
• Setting Amplifier of HackRF
• Setting Antenna Port Power of HackRF
• Setting Transceiver Mode of HackRF
• Receiving from the HackRF using a BlockingQueue
• Transmitting to the HackRF using a BlockingQueue
• Get Transmission statistics
• Example App that shows how to use the library

Tested Devices

Device	Does it work?	Comments	Tester
Oneplus One	yes		KR0SIV
Nexus 7 2012	yes	~ 2 Msps, Filewriter is too slow.	demantz
Nexus 7 2013	yes	15 Msps	@kx3companion
Nexus 4	needs ROM...	...and Y cable. (http://goo.gl/rRyQVM)	-
Nexus 5	yes	15 Msps	demantz
Moto G	yes	~ 2 Msps	@kx3companion
Acer A500	yes	~ 5 Msps	@digiital
Samsung S3 LTE	yes	10 Msps, running CM 10.1.3	dc1rdb
Samsung S4	yes		@digiital
Samsung S4 LTE	yes	10 Msps	Jonyweb
Samsung S4 Zoom	yes		Ace Rimmer
Samsung S5	yes		@simonroses
Samsung Note 3	yes		@m3atshi3ld
Galaxy Tab S 8.4	yes		Christophe Morel
Galaxy Tab S 10.5	yes		Harald Pedersen
HTC M8	yes		dmaynor
Sony Xperia Pro	no	insufficient USB bus power	anttivs
Sony Xperia Z2	yes		Harald Pedersen
LG G2	yes		@michaelossmann
LG G3	yes		@Hashhacks
Moto G 4G	yes		@paul2dart
Motorola Xoom M601	yes		Reg Blank
Dragon Touch A1X	yes		John Wright
Moto X (1st gen)	yes		sabas1080

Known Issues

• USB connection is too slow for Sample Rates >15 Msps (testet on Nexus 7)
• FileWriter in example app is too slow. Only works for ~ 2 Msps on old devices.
• It seems that the HackRF sometimes gets to less power if using a to long or low
  quality USB cable.

Installation / Usage

Build the library and the example app by using the Android Studio projects:

• hackrf_android/
• hackrf_android/examples/

If you want to use the library in your own app, just copy the
hackrf_android/app/build/outputs/aar/app-debug.aar file into your project and
include it as a library. See the example project to learn how to use the library.

The hackrf_android.aar and the HackRF_Test.apk files are also in this repository
so that they can be used without building them. But they won't be synched to the
latest code base all the time.

A short howto to get started can be found on this blog post:
[http://tech.mantz-it.com/2014/10/hackrfandroid-using-hackrf-with-android.html]
(http://tech.mantz-it.com/2014/10/hackrfandroid-using-hackrf-with-android.html)

Use the example application to test the library on your device and trouble shoot
any problems. It has the option to show the logcat output!

License

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GPL version 2 or higher

principal author: Dennis Mantz <dennis.mantzgooglemail.com>

principal author of libhackrf: Michael Ossmann <mikeossmann.com>

[ehsanasgary]

HackRF Library for Android

This repository is a ported version of Michael Ossmann's libhackrf
([https://github.com/mossmann/hackrf/tree/master/host/libhackrf]
(https://github.com/mossmann/hackrf/tree/master/host/libhackrf))
library to work with Android 3.1+.

(photo by Dennis Mantz)

See http://tech.mantz-it.com and @DennisMantz for updates.

Implemented Features

• Open HackRF (including the USB permission request)
• Reading Board ID from HackRF
• Reading Version from HackRF
• Reading Part ID and Serial Number from HackRF
• Setting Sample Rate of HackRF
• Setting Frequency of HackRF
• Setting Baseband Filter Width of HackRF
• Compute Baseband Filter Width for given Sample Rate
• Setting VGA Gain (Rx/Tx) of HackRF
• Setting LNA Gain of HackRF
• Setting Amplifier of HackRF
• Setting Antenna Port Power of HackRF
• Setting Transceiver Mode of HackRF
• Receiving from the HackRF using a BlockingQueue
• Transmitting to the HackRF using a BlockingQueue
• Get Transmission statistics
• Example App that shows how to use the library

Tested Devices

Device	Does it work?	Comments	Tester
Oneplus One	yes		KR0SIV
Nexus 7 2012	yes	~ 2 Msps, Filewriter is too slow.	demantz
Nexus 7 2013	yes	15 Msps	@kx3companion
Nexus 4	needs ROM...	...and Y cable. (http://goo.gl/rRyQVM)	-
Nexus 5	yes	15 Msps	demantz
Moto G	yes	~ 2 Msps	@kx3companion
Acer A500	yes	~ 5 Msps	@digiital
Samsung S3 LTE	yes	10 Msps, running CM 10.1.3	dc1rdb
Samsung S4	yes		@digiital
Samsung S4 LTE	yes	10 Msps	Jonyweb
Samsung S4 Zoom	yes		Ace Rimmer
Samsung S5	yes		@simonroses
Samsung Note 3	yes		@m3atshi3ld
Galaxy Tab S 8.4	yes		Christophe Morel
Galaxy Tab S 10.5	yes		Harald Pedersen
HTC M8	yes		dmaynor
Sony Xperia Pro	no	insufficient USB bus power	anttivs
Sony Xperia Z2	yes		Harald Pedersen
LG G2	yes		@michaelossmann
LG G3	yes		@Hashhacks
Moto G 4G	yes		@paul2dart
Motorola Xoom M601	yes		Reg Blank
Dragon Touch A1X	yes		John Wright
Moto X (1st gen)	yes		sabas1080

Known Issues

• USB connection is too slow for Sample Rates >15 Msps (testet on Nexus 7)
• FileWriter in example app is too slow. Only works for ~ 2 Msps on old devices.
• It seems that the HackRF sometimes gets to less power if using a to long or low
  quality USB cable.

Installation / Usage

Build the library and the example app by using the Android Studio projects:

• hackrf_android/
• hackrf_android/examples/

If you want to use the library in your own app, just copy the
hackrf_android/app/build/outputs/aar/app-debug.aar file into your project and
include it as a library. See the example project to learn how to use the library.

The hackrf_android.aar and the HackRF_Test.apk files are also in this repository
so that they can be used without building them. But they won't be synched to the
latest code base all the time.

A short howto to get started can be found on this blog post:
[http://tech.mantz-it.com/2014/10/hackrfandroid-using-hackrf-with-android.html]
(http://tech.mantz-it.com/2014/10/hackrfandroid-using-hackrf-with-android.html)

Use the example application to test the library on your device and trouble shoot
any problems. It has the option to show the logcat output!

License

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GPL version 2 or higher

principal author: Dennis Mantz <dennis.mantzgooglemail.com>

principal author of libhackrf: Michael Ossmann <mikeossmann.com>