Peter PrinceFeb 08, 2018Hi Gianni,The filenames are the time and date the recording was created. It's explained in a bit more detail in the FAQ, along with instructions on how to decode them if needed.https://www.openacousticdevices.info/faqPeter
rbmac62Feb 23, 2018Hi, you can decode the files using R. A simple code is:arq <- dir(pattern="WAV") # store all wave files in the working directoryx <- as.integer(as.hexmode(substr(arq, 1, 8))) # get the integer version of the HEX codeas.POSIXct(x, origin="1970-01-01") # show the date and time of each file.cheers, Ricardo
Hi Gianni,
The filenames are the time and date the recording was created. It's explained in a bit more detail in the FAQ, along with instructions on how to decode them if needed.
https://www.openacousticdevices.info/faq
Peter
Hi, you can decode the files using R. A simple code is:
arq <- dir(pattern="WAV") # store all wave files in the working directory
x <- as.integer(as.hexmode(substr(arq, 1, 8))) # get the integer version of the HEX code
as.POSIXct(x, origin="1970-01-01") # show the date and time of each file.
cheers, Ricardo