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Export Formats

KLV Inspector can export selected packet ranges by packet number, file offset, or KLV time. This makes it practical to isolate a problematic segment of a recording and share or reprocess it elsewhere.

Export dialog

Figure: Metadata export dialog.

Supported Export Types​

  • Binary
  • CSV
  • XML
  • JSON

Binary Export​

Binary export writes one or more MISB 0601.x packets in encoded form without additional delimiters.

This is useful for regression tests, packet replay, and round-tripping into other tools.

CSV Export​

CSV export writes packets as text. The first line contains MISB tag numbers followed by field descriptions.

Example header:

1. Checksum,2. UNIX Time Stamp,3. Mission ID,4. Platform Tail Number

CSV example

Figure: Example CSV export opened in Excel.

Security Local Set In CSV​

Security Local Set data is exported in column 48 as text.

Format rules:

  • include the MISB 0102.x tag number followed by .
  • separate items with |

Security metadata CSV

Figure: Security Local Set exported as CSV text.

Image Horizon Pixel Pack In CSV​

Image Horizon Pixel Pack data is exported in column 81 as text.

Format rules:

  • include Start X0, Start Y0, End X1, and End Y1
  • optional latitude and longitude fields may also be included
  • separate items with |

Image horizon CSV

Figure: Image Horizon Pixel Pack exported as CSV text.

RVT And VMTI In CSV​

RVT Local Data Set, Tag 73, and VMTI Local Data Set, Tag 74, are exported as Base64 strings in their corresponding columns.