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What would be required to use this library in the inaudible ultrasound range?
I have been evaluating a few different libraries and most provide a way to configure the frequency range and support inaudible communication. They all have down sides, however, so I am trying to find the solution with the most robust implementation and I find qrtone to be promising in this regard.
I would prefer to use the wasm library so if I need to make a custom build I would appreciate any build instructions you may have for this.
Also is there a limit to the payload size that can be sent? I would like to be able to basically send files between devices.
Thank you!!
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The frequencies are defined in the qrtone.c file, you could use the 16khz-20khz range for mostly inaudible communication.
The transfer rates of data over audio (through air not wires) are quite low (1 byte each 85 ms).
When using data-over-audio, only the "link" should be sent, the receiving phone would use internet in order to download the file content.
This is a great project! Thank you for sharing!
What would be required to use this library in the inaudible ultrasound range?
I have been evaluating a few different libraries and most provide a way to configure the frequency range and support inaudible communication. They all have down sides, however, so I am trying to find the solution with the most robust implementation and I find qrtone to be promising in this regard.
I would prefer to use the wasm library so if I need to make a custom build I would appreciate any build instructions you may have for this.
Also is there a limit to the payload size that can be sent? I would like to be able to basically send files between devices.
Thank you!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: