Update Linux testing instructions to include decimation step for raw samples#74
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This PR clarifies that the baseband sample recordings in the OpenRTX repository have a sample rate of 48 kHz, and must be decimated to 24 kHz before they can be demodulated using the OpenRTX Linux build. Instructions to do this using
soxare provided.Additionally a screenshot of the Linux build / emulator is included, which shows successful demodulation of the sample baseband recording and the detected "OPNRTX" callsign.