I for one would love to see a web based SDR#. That makes it essentially OS independent and even better can be used through many company firewalls! If the web side of things was driven from Spyserver a

FWIW I have used my HF+, Discovery, R2's and Mini with VMware ESXi and Workstation Pro with complete success. Indeed I have various Windows and Linux flavours running different machines feed out my ra

Hi Jakob Got this building the owrx_connector. Before proceeding I thought I would check that this is ok. I suspect not... [ 83%] Building C object CMakeFiles/soapy_connector.dir/soapy_connector.c.o /

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Hi Jakob Many thanks for the link. I will follow the instructions and fill in the gaps and perhaps have a simple how to for Debian at least. Best wishes Jon

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Hi Dave It is the season of good will to all and so of course all is forgiven! The one thing I have learnt over the years with both Linux and Windows, Step back and take a breather. The answer is usua

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Hi Dave As you are a programmer I am surprised you are finding this difficult. A simple google for the Pi default login immediately shows where you went wrong. The login name is pi and the password is

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Hi Jakob I will clear the VM down and start again building from git. I will try to document my steps to allow others to try... Should be over the weekend...I hope! 73's Jon

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Hi Jakob Sorry for the delay...This evenings log: Dec 18 17:40:20 OpenWebRx systemd[1]: Started OpenWebRX WebSDR receiver. Dec 18 17:40:21 OpenWebRx openwebrx[504]: 2019-12-18 17:40:21,951 - owrx.sour

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Hi Jakob Many thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I had already pieced together the bits that you have detailed above. Output from SoapySDRUtil: jon@OpenWebRx:/etc/openwebrx$ SoapySDRUtil --probe="dr

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Hmm Well late to this discussion but... I have install using the Debian Repo on a clean version of Deb 10 64bit and Airspy HF+. Filled in the missing deps, the software runs however I get: WebSocket o

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Ordered on day 1, used SF Post, delivered about 8-10 days after shipment and of course no duty....Way better than I hoped and worth waiting the extra couple of days against DHL and their "imaginative"

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Can Spyserver handle both the HF+ and Discovery at the same time? I suspect it can but just wanted to check. My Discovery landed here yesterday and I got my hand's on it this morning. About 10 days fr

Damn! Now if this can be perfected by prog and brought to market, I would buy it. An antenna designed for the discovery (and I hope the HF+ too) would be killer.

The excitement builds! Moving my Wellbrook outside this weekend ready for the arrival of the Discovery...! Great work Sir! Jon

Sorry folks but I have not found a definitive answer to the question, is there an Android driver for the Airspy Mini? I would like to integrate it into my cars Android radio but it is not recognised.

Folks I have a mini and a HF+. I am over the moon with the HF+. The Mini has always disappointed me from day one and continues to this day. So I am thinking of getting another better receiver. I have

Ah I had this problem the other day. Thankfully prog solved the issue for me. I downloaded the AirspyHF+ driver from git. wget https://github.com/airspy/airspyhf/archive/master.zip unzip master.zip cd

And all I can say is WOW!...What a bit of kit. I am going to be spending a lot of hours with this! Only 4 miles from Clevedon MW TX @ 50Kw on 909KHz, no breakthrough, no band stop filter required....

Doh, just found the HF+ repo, building now... Thank you.

Hi The Linux x64 version on the site is still the 20 November version (1626). I have download all new from github for everything else...even gqrx... Jon