I tried to find a Linux solution to automatically record scanner traffic, something like Scanner Recorder for Windows. It looks like I am not alone. Anyway, I figured it out.
This is how I did it under Ubuntu:
#include "forms.h"
#include <X11/forms.h>
xpvox -ios | speexenc -V --rate 44100 - out.spx
After you quit xpvox, you’ll find a file called out.spx which contains all recorded traffic, with silent bits cut out.
out.spx
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Recording scanner output dictaphone-style, with silence detection
I tried to find a Linux solution to automatically record scanner traffic, something like Scanner Recorder for Windows. It looks like I am not alone. Anyway, I figured it out.
This is how I did it under Ubuntu:
#include "forms.h"to#include <X11/forms.h>).xpvox -ios | speexenc -V --rate 44100 - out.spx.After you quit xpvox, you’ll find a file called
out.spxwhich contains all recorded traffic, with silent bits cut out.