MD5 hashes captured signal data (.sub files) to identify duplicates, then copies only unique signals to ./output directory.
Copy signal_dedup.py to the folder containing your .sub files and run it, or vice versa.
Unique .sub files will be copied to the output directory by default.
Written with Python 3.9.13 using only standard libraries. ♡
To process .sub files within the same path as signal_dedup.py and copy unique signals to subdirectory output:
python signal_dedup.py
To specify input and/or output paths:
python signal_dedup.py -i <input path> -o <output path>
| Short | Long | Argument(s) | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
-i |
--input_path |
input filepath | Path to search for .sub files |
-i /mnt/sd_card/subghz |
-o |
--output_path |
output filepath | Path to copy unique files to | -o /mnt/sd_card/subghz/unique |
-y |
--yes |
none | Dangerous: Answer yes to all questions. Will delete / overwrite files without asking. | -y |
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