Add a test to check if wrsamp can write more than 8 channels to format 516 #451
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@alistairewj more tests are always good! looks like the style checks failed. please could you check format and update the PR? |
We should be able to read and write data with more than 8 channels to formats 508, 516, and 524. This test verifies that the digital signal generated when writing to format 516 is identical to the original signal loaded in from a sample record in format 16.
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Ah OK I had autopep8 running and not black. Updated now, fingers crossed! |
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We should be able to read and write data with more than 8 channels to formats 508, 516, and 524. This test verifies that the digital signal generated when writing to format 516 is identical to the original signal loaded in from a sample record in format 16.
Should catch bugs like those fixed in #450