While it was interesting, the obvious winner was the one with the external power supply - drawing no current from its USB connection. Surprise, surprise! Not really suitable for portable operation unl

Exactly why I use Delphi... Maximum result for minimum time spent, lots of support on the Web. David

Please leave a .Zip version too, though. If possible, don't force everyone to use an installer. FYI, my root install would be: C:\Tools\SDR# Thanks, David

Delighted to report that the Simple DMR demodulator (from 23-11-2020) works nicely with #1803. Cheers, David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web: https://www.satsignal.eu Email: david

Please add me to your beta list. Thanks, David

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Perhaps someone could get the original source code from the original developer (Eddie Mac) and could update it for the current SDR#? I bought a ShuttleXpress specifically to use with SDR#, so it's obv

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Yes, Martin, it amazed me that anything ran! Having said that, both PlanePlotter and WXtrack run directly with no other software needed (WXtrack requiring a runtime library bundle which installed dire

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Yes, the number of variants complicates things considerably, one reason the tests were on a stock Raspberry Pi with the stock OS and therefore possibly more easy to reproduce. I'm surprised running Wi

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I got the .Net 5 installed OK, but SDR# failed with: 06d8:fixme:ntdll:RtlGetCurrentProcessorNumberEx (006BE980) :semi-stub wine: Call from 7BC29F4A to unimplemented function KERNEL32.dll.RaiseFailFast

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On 12/12/2020 06:09, jdow wrote: [] > And, yes, out of the box 1784 works just fine with rtlsdr.dll, both the > "stock" and the my own rtlsdr.dll. You might bother to select the rtlsdr > sdr (original

[] [] Many thanks, tseug! Yes, your earlier response seems to be missing. It's been so long since I needed to use an RTL-SDR device that I had completely forgotten about running the installer script.

Joanne, The context is all in the thread: - Thread title: "RTL-SDR support" - my message saying USB support appears missing - Tseng's image showing that he has it - my response saying I don't have the

Joanne, The context is all in the thread: - Thread title: "RTL-SDR support" - my message saying USB support appears missing - Tseng's image showing that he has it - my response saying I don't have the

Yes, that one, thanks! It doesn't appear in my vanilla 1784 install. I've checked that the device is present, and it works correctly in HDSDR. I haven#t checked whether it's correctly listed in ZADIG.

I hope that the RTL-SDR USB support will be back soon. I'm missing it as I don't use the TCP version. Return of the Pluto support would be very welcome, as it covers a greater frequency range (up to 6

IIRC Joanne has a program to add serial numbers to the devices themselves - see: https://www.rtl-sdr.com/tag/rtltool/ I don't know whether SDR# supports that. Cheers, David

Although if I have two HF+ Discovery they are selectable by the hex serial number. Perhaps you could explain a little further. David

Thanks, that's encouraging. The Meteor has a burst of black lines every few minutes (as the downlink has a regular reset) but it sounds as if the wider bandwidth signal is pushing things just a little

Yes, but it's useful information, uncluttered with many of the unwanted additions found on many Web sites! 73, David GM8ARV

I notice that when I have SDR# with the Meteor plug-in running my screen does not power-down as per the settings, although without that software combination it shuts down correctly. Has anyone else ex