What it does
Upload an Ofcom PMSE radio-microphone licence schedule PDF and get back files you can import into Shure Wireless Workbench: a documented frequency list, a CSV reference sheet, and an experimental native show file.
The work continues in RFutils, where the same PDF parser has been validated against a real Ofcom licence and runs in the browser. This repository remains a working standalone app; its own domain is now a landing page pointing there.
- WWB frequency list (.txt) in Shure's documented import format — the safe option
- Reference sheet (.csv) mapping each frequency to a suggested channel name and its Ofcom coordination and fee group
- Experimental .shw show file with channels already named and frequencies already assigned
- In-page receiver editor: group frequencies into receivers of any channel count from 1 to 8, name every channel, set or auto-assign IPs
Where it stands
Released, and superseded by RFutils for new work. The .shw generator is built from a structurally-verified Shure AD4Q-A (G56) fragment and refuses to build for any other band, since G56 is the only one with a verified template. Shure does not publish the format — open the output in Wireless Workbench and check it before a show.
Watch it running
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