Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
Thank you for the feed back, much appreciated.
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
I like your original version of it. Of course, YouTubers with big
channels sometimes mumble about two digit peta byte drives. (14
digits.) And indeed, maybe 25,000 SDRSharp installs will fit on a
1 terrible byte drive.
{^_-} Joanne
On 20241230 17:04:29, Jim Middleton via
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That should read terrabyte (dam auto correct)
On Tue, 31 Dec 2024, 11:33 Jim
Middleton, < jimmid12@...>
wrote:
I put all the different SdrSharp versions in
their own subdirectories with shortcuts on the homepage to
each as some old plugin's won't work with the newer
versions.
That way, if I need a specific plugin I can run
that version. With terrible size disks storage isn't a
problem, and you can run different versions of SdrSharp at
the same time if you want and have the SDR's.
On Mon, Dec 30, 2024 at 02:04 PM, Magpie wrote:
Question: If I install the 'release
candidate' of v1921 now, will I have to reinstall SDR#
from scratch when the 'production version' becomes
available? Or will replacing SDRSharp.exe be
sufficient?
If you unzip the new version in a different temporary
folder, delete the default configaration file, and then
move all the remaining files to the permanent SDR#
folder, all should be fine. I do this all the time when
installing betas.
If you use an RTL-SDR Blog stick, you may need to run
the RTL bat file again.
Vince
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
That should read terrabyte (dam auto correct)
On Tue, 31 Dec 2024, 11:33 Jim Middleton, < jimmid12@...> wrote: I put all the different SdrSharp versions in their own subdirectories with shortcuts on the homepage to each as some old plugin's won't work with the newer versions.
That way, if I need a specific plugin I can run that version. With terrible size disks storage isn't a problem, and you can run different versions of SdrSharp at the same time if you want and have the SDR's.
On Mon, Dec 30, 2024 at 02:04 PM, Magpie wrote:
Question: If I install the 'release candidate' of v1921 now, will I have to reinstall SDR# from scratch when the 'production version' becomes available? Or will replacing SDRSharp.exe be sufficient?
If you unzip the new version in a different temporary folder, delete the default configaration file, and then move all the remaining files to the permanent SDR# folder, all should be fine. I do this all the time when installing betas.
If you use an RTL-SDR Blog stick, you may need to run the RTL bat file again.
Vince
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
I put all the different SdrSharp versions in their own subdirectories with shortcuts on the homepage to each as some old plugin's won't work with the newer versions.
That way, if I need a specific plugin I can run that version. With terrible size disks storage isn't a problem, and you can run different versions of SdrSharp at the same time if you want and have the SDR's.
On Mon, Dec 30, 2024 at 02:04 PM, Magpie wrote:
Question: If I install the 'release candidate' of v1921 now, will I have to reinstall SDR# from scratch when the 'production version' becomes available? Or will replacing SDRSharp.exe be sufficient?
If you unzip the new version in a different temporary folder, delete the default configaration file, and then move all the remaining files to the permanent SDR# folder, all should be fine. I do this all the time when installing betas.
If you use an RTL-SDR Blog stick, you may need to run the RTL bat file again.
Vince
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
On Mon, Dec 30, 2024 at 02:04 PM, Magpie wrote:
Question: If I install the 'release candidate' of v1921 now, will I have to reinstall SDR# from scratch when the 'production version' becomes available? Or will replacing SDRSharp.exe be sufficient?
If you unzip the new version in a different temporary folder, delete the default configaration file, and then move all the remaining files to the permanent SDR# folder, all should be fine. I do this all the time when installing betas.
If you use an RTL-SDR Blog stick, you may need to run the RTL bat file again.
Vince
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
That's a trick question. Since you can have as many SDRSharp
installs as you want within the space limitations on your hard
disk. I have a couple dozen versions ready to run when I want. I
don't use them often. They're just there in case I want to go way
back. Each time I download a new version I create two copies of
it. One I leave unchanged. I copy a full set of .config files into
the other from the rolling install I have. Then I delete rolling
install and rename the updated copy to plain "sdrsharp". Every
once and awhile this doesn't work and I have to copy the newly
installed config files into the rolling install and play with
settings until I like it again.
Um, I also have a "KUSC" install. I seldom change it. I have it
running all the time for background music. (After all, disk space
is free these days. My old M20 Morrow Designs Discus system and
two 19 MB drive cost over a kilobuck and today that 38 megabytes
costs pocket fluff. And that is real close to the size of an
SDRSharp install.)
{^_^}
On 20241230 11:04:11, Magpie via
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Good afternoon. I am looking forward to the production
version of v1921.
Question: If I install the 'release candidate' of v1921 now,
will I have to reinstall SDR# from scratch when the 'production
version' becomes available? Or will replacing SDRSharp.exe be
sufficient?
Happy New Year to you all.
Regards,
Henk in The Netherlands
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Re: FM Co-Channel Canceller
Hello Les,
Maybe quadrature detectors can help when two NBFM stations are
nearly on the same frequency. If you can provide a wideband .wav
file I could make some testing to see if this idea could be useful.
73
Leif
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Serious DXer of the FM Broadcast Band, who has used FM Co-Channel Canceller
with success for the past two seasons. The DSP is almost like magic at
times. Bravo.
We've also been trying to use it on the NOAA Weather Radio Band at 162 MHz,
in the narrowband FM mode, but without success. Has anyone been successful
in using the Co-Channel Canceller on NFM?
Any ideas or tips would be appreciated.
*Les Rayburn, N1LF*
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Maylene, AL 35114
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static at all..."
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
Good afternoon. I am looking forward to the production version of v1921.
Question: If I install the 'release candidate' of v1921 now, will I have to reinstall SDR# from scratch when the 'production version' becomes available? Or will replacing SDRSharp.exe be sufficient?
Happy New Year to you all.
Regards,
Henk in The Netherlands
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
I am also planning a self-contained dotnet 8 build for the "clinically dead" plugins, ie. ones that are no longer maintained. This build doesn't need a dotnet 8 installation.
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On 30/12/2024 01:00, Jim Middleton via groups.io wrote:
> I have now downloaded both the 86 and 64 versions.
> Ran the install rtlsdr bat file and zadig, and now both working fine, including
> the gain slider.
> Don't know what I did wrong the first time. Thanks for all the help.What is the
> difference between the Dotnet8 and Dotnet9 programs?
> Jim
Jim,
Glad to hear that the RTL_SDR is working correctly.
The difference is that one uses an earlier version of .Net and the other a later
version. Just means that is you don't yet have the .Net9 runtimes you don't
(yet) need to download and install it.
Cheers,
David
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
On 30/12/2024 01:00, Jim Middleton via groups.io wrote: I have now downloaded both the 86 and 64 versions.
Ran the install rtlsdr bat file and zadig, and now both working fine, including
the gain slider.
Don't know what I did wrong the first time. Thanks for all the help.What is the
difference between the Dotnet8 and Dotnet9 programs?
Jim Jim, Glad to hear that the RTL_SDR is working correctly. The difference is that one uses an earlier version of .Net and the other a later version. Just means that is you don't yet have the .Net9 runtimes you don't (yet) need to download and install it. Cheers, David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web: https://www.satsignal.euEmail: davidtaylor@... BlueSky: @gm8arv.bsky.social, Twitter: @gm8arv
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
I have now downloaded both the 86 and 64 versions. Ran the install rtlsdr bat file and zadig, and now both working fine, including the gain slider. Don't know what I did wrong the first time. Thanks for all the help.What is the difference between the Dotnet8 and Dotnet9 programs? Jim
The drivers still work with r1920 fine. Slider works fine in it.
1920
Is there a link to the new r1924? I can't seem ti find it.
Thanks!!
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
Thank you Prog for adding client side buffering in SDR# for Spyserver connections. It has helped greatly with my earlier reported issues with non full IQ narrow band streaming.
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
On Sun, Dec 29, 2024 at 09:39 PM, EB4APL wrote:
I have noted that the buttons "Correct IQ" and "Invert Spectrum" have disappeared from the Radio panel on all published incarnations of r1921.
These were moved to the Source panel.
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
Yes...they are now on the "source" panel...
W1HHO
On 12/29/2024 15:39 PM, EB4APL via
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More info about this:
I have noted that the buttons "Correct IQ" and "Invert
Spectrum" have disappeared from the Radio panel on all
published incarnations of r1921.
Regards,
Ignacio
El 28/12/2024 a las 12:51, EB4APL via
groups.io escribió:
Hi,
I installed it, runs perfectly but I don't see the Extended
Radio Settings mentioned in the changelog, I have set the
switch to true.
Regards,
Ignacio EB4APL
El 28/12/2024 a las 12:04, prog via
groups.io escribió:
Check the latest Release Candidate package of SDR#
r1921. Many many structural changes, tons of improvements.
The development will be frozen for new features, and only
open for bug fixes. If things go well, this release will be
marked for production in the first days of 2025.
Happy New Year!
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
More info about this:
I have noted that the buttons "Correct IQ" and "Invert Spectrum"
have disappeared from the Radio panel on all published
incarnations of r1921.
Regards,
Ignacio
El 28/12/2024 a las 12:51, EB4APL via
groups.io escribió:
Hi,
I installed it, runs perfectly but I don't see the Extended
Radio Settings mentioned in the changelog, I have set the switch
to true.
Regards,
Ignacio EB4APL
El 28/12/2024 a las 12:04, prog via
groups.io escribió:
Check the latest Release Candidate package of SDR#
r1921. Many many structural changes, tons of improvements.
The development will be frozen for new features, and only
open for bug fixes. If things go well, this release will be
marked for production in the first days of 2025.
Happy New Year!
_._,_._,_
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Re: SDR# r1921 Release Candidate for 2025
Today I can test it…
Thanks for the best work in SDR features…
This afternoon tests and coffee or “mate”...
El 29 dic 2024, a las 8:18, David J Taylor via groups.io <davidtaylor@...> escribió:
On 28/12/2024 20:09, Jim Middleton via groups.io wrote:
I downloaded and installed it and have it running on Windows11, but there seems
to be a bug with the RTL-SDR gain setting.
It allows me to turn AGC on and off, but the gain slider is greyed out and
doesn't work at all so can't adjust the gain manually.
Regards,
Jim
Jim,
Try turning off the Tuner AGC.
Cheers,
David
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On 29/12/2024 07:50, Jim Middleton via groups.io wrote: I have.
Doesn't matter on or off, gain slider greyed out and not working at all anytime. Jim, Just checked on both the x86 and the x64 (executables from 2024-12-28) versions and with both AGCs disabled the gain control works as expected. I ran the supplied install-rtlsdr.bat program, at least on the x64 version. Tested with an RTL-SDR.COM v3 dongle purchased in July-2022. Cheers, David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web: https://www.satsignal.euEmail: davidtaylor@... BlueSky: @gm8arv.bsky.social, Twitter: @gm8arv
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I have.
Doesn't matter on or off, gain slider greyed out and not working at all anytime.
On 28/12/2024 20:09, Jim Middleton via groups.io wrote:
> I downloaded and installed it and have it running on Windows11, but there seems
> to be a bug with the RTL-SDR gain setting.
>
> It allows me to turn AGC on and off, but the gain slider is greyed out and
> doesn't work at all so can't adjust the gain manually.
> Regards,
> Jim
>
Jim,
Try turning off the Tuner AGC.
Cheers,
David
--
SatSignal Software - Quality software for you
Web: https://www.satsignal.eu
Email: davidtaylor@...
BlueSky: @gm8arv.bsky.social, Twitter: @gm8arv
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David J Taylor
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