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The app does not provide any recording functionality - you must use the existing Flipperzero apps to create the saved files for your action/device. Additionally, you must manage the folder structure manually on your SD card.
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The app does not provide any recording functionality - you must use the existing Flipperzero apps to create the saved files for your action/device. Additionally, you must manage the folder structure manually on your SD card.
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-Only Sub-Ghz (.sub) and RFID (.rfid) files are supported at this time, IR is coming soon!
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+* Only Sub-Ghz (.sub) and RFID (.rfid) files are supported at this time, IR is coming soon!
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## Screenshots
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## Screenshots
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You can organize your files by device type, or by function. For example, you may have a folder of "TV" actions, which correspond to Channel Up, Channel Down, Volume Up, Volume Down, etc. Or you may have a "Work Access" folder, which contains files/actions that correspond to Parking Gate, Garage Door, Lobby Entrance.
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You can organize your files by device type, or by function. For example, you may have a folder of "TV" actions, which correspond to Channel Up, Channel Down, Volume Up, Volume Down, etc. Or you may have a "Work Access" folder, which contains files/actions that correspond to Parking Gate, Garage Door, Lobby Entrance.
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-The files in a folder can be of mixed types. This is Quac's main strendth. So continuing with the "Work Access" example, the Parking Gate can be Sub-Ghz and the Garage Door can be RFID.
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+The files in a folder can be of mixed types. This is Quac's main strength! So continuing with the "Work Access" example, the Parking Gate can be Sub-Ghz and the Garage Door can be RFID.
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## Sorting and Naming
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## Sorting and Naming
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The list view is based on the sorted file and folder order. This is enforced by sorting the actual filenames. When there are cases where you need to enforce a sorted order, you can prepend the file and folder names with `XX_` where `X` is a digit between 0-9. This will let you place an action called `On` before `Off`, even though when sorted alphabeticaly, `Off` would come before `On`. Therefore, you would name your files `00_On.rfid` and `01_Off.rfid` - assuming these are RFID saved signals.
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The list view is based on the sorted file and folder order. This is enforced by sorting the actual filenames. When there are cases where you need to enforce a sorted order, you can prepend the file and folder names with `XX_` where `X` is a digit between 0-9. This will let you place an action called `On` before `Off`, even though when sorted alphabeticaly, `Off` would come before `On`. Therefore, you would name your files `00_On.rfid` and `01_Off.rfid` - assuming these are RFID saved signals.
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-Here's an example file layout:
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+Here's an example file layout for the screenshots above:
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/ext/apps_data/quac
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/00_Work
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-01_Power_Off.ir
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-01_Power_Off.ir
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-When the action files and folders are rendered for display, any `XX_` prefix will be stripped. Additionally, all underscores will be replaced with spaces.
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+When the action files and folders are rendered for display, any `XX_` prefix will be stripped. Additionally, all underscores will be replaced with spaces. Casing is preserved.
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