HackRF One H4M Creating a Remote

In this video, signals are captured from a Sub-GHz device to create a Remote on the HackRF One.

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[David-UK]

Thank you, please do more videos on the h4m 👍💯😎

[cymesxz]

Thank you, nice tutorial again. Waiting for next :)

[honestlocksmith]

This is where the Flipper is a better platform for recording. For one, it maybe already have the protocol in its code, or could be added where the hackrf is stuck capturing a raw file. However, there are dumps for hackrf and it can parse sub files for the flipper.
There's still a hundreds of RF and IR protocols to add to these devices in general.
It's nice to capture a signal and have parsed to binary, and then output what it goes too, and which button, rather than a raw recording for each.
Still, it's good information on how to record a raw signal and save it.

[medicalstudioimt]

Have you tested if it works as remote with real usage?

[thesexiestguy]

May I know where I can buy the antenna you used?

[OliverMappin]

What is that tape you used for extra grip on the rotary encoder ive noticed sweaty thumbs cause crazy fatigue using it.

[jonnnymadethis]

how can i fix a devise hm that doesnt turn on it only turns on while plugged in

[ConcreteBombDeep]

Can this device do everything that the original HackRF One can do? It's just the original is more expensive ($350) and looks bigger. So IDK if the original has more power or features or something?