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The point of naming it "unknown" is because the r template represents the modulation of the recorded signal, and since it's recording baseband, that modulation is 'unknown'. Having "IQ" in the name would be redundant with the "baseband" recording type
Yes, using $t_$y$M$d_$h$m$s_$f_$rit would be redundant. Using $rI wouldn't need $t anymore. When I choose "audio" it puts the (de)modulation in the filename. For baseband it puts "unknown". And if the "unknown" string would be set to an empty string for baseband, the filename would be something like "baseband_20231216_060000_400000000Hz_.wav", still including the "_" at the end.
With $y$M$d_$h$m$s_$f_$ra filename like "20231216_060000_400000000Hz_IQ.wav" would tell me, it is baseband. No modulation, just IQ data. The "audio" recordings with chosen demodulation would have different names.
Recording baseband, filename template
$r
would put "Unknown" in the filename:SDRPlusPlus/misc_modules/recorder/src/main.cpp
Line 470 in 794d6ff
Can baseband be something else than IQ data? If not, perhaps "IQ" would be the better choice
cf.
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