I&Q is two 16 bit samples. So 32 bits per sample at 2 MB/s is 64 Mb/s. (And that is without the network overhead which pushes towards 100 Mb/s. {^_^} On 20230128 15:59:02, Rob Q wrote:

#sdrserver

Nothing I know that is reliable and legal for non-hams. For hams in the US it is merely "expensive" and must NOT include commercial traffic. {^_^} On 20230128 13:20:00, Rob Q wrote:

#sdrserver

Is your WAN wired or wireless? (Mine is wireless - and hopeless for serious low latency audio streaming uses from time to time. Weather can be deadly.) What speed is your WAN? 2 MHz 16 bit samples = 6

#sdrserver

Do Not Use WiFi For Audio. That would also mean don't use it for streaming RF either. WiFi periodically goes wonkity and slaps in tenth second delays or more. Just Don't. Not now not ever. It is guara

#sdrserver

If you want to connect to another computer the firewall will get in your way unless you allow the application running on each computer to access the network. {^_^} On 20230128 07:57:38, Rob Q wrote:

#sdrserver

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/bluescreen-bccoded1/ce6eb915-5223-4eb7-b122-ef33167b123e ===8<--- BCCode: D1 0x000000D1 Cause A driver tried to access an address that is pageable

"The fan is not running..." Famous last words. Keep pushing and you can say bye bye to your CPU. {o.o} On 20230127 11:40:44, Roberto Taberna wrote:

Um, does that mean you could put V2 up on GitHub and mentor some younger people who want to move it to new heights or refactor it and learn? {O.O} On 20230122 10:50:08, Simon Brown wrote:

I didn't see this anyway. {O,o} On 20230121 07:00:36, Simon Brown wrote:

It mostly works. It is a little too narrow so it lacks sensitivity. {^_^} On 20230120 04:02:37, Kriss Kliegle KA1GJU wrote:

ADSBSpu, airspy_adsb, AirspyCalibrate, AstroSpy, SDRSharp, spyserver, and spyserver_ping are the related exe files in the distribution. (httpget is part of a batch file install tool for rtlsdras are u

Don't that I know of. Properly it requires a wider bandwidth than the rtlsdr gongle offers. An AirSpy mini or AirSpy (R2) would be required. ADSB is a different .exe file in the distribution. You run

Separate app included with sdrsharp. {^_^} On 20230119 12:11:44, Ken Sejkora wrote:

(This didn't seem to make it the first time. So I am trying again.) Go to startup->com0com->setupg.com Create a COMn pair. Make sure "use Ports class" is checked on both sides. Bob's your uncle. (I've

(Suggestion for Simon included.) By the way: For fast first line help with SDRC visit the place you got it. Then look at all those names with little arrows beside them at the top of the page. Marvelou

Go to startup->com0com->setupg.com Create a COMn pair. Make sure "use Ports class" is checked on both sides. Bob's your uncle. (I've never found a used for ports without those two checkboxes checked.)

Agreed - especially considering the "people" who ran the place until Musk bought it. {o.o} On 20230115 01:14:44, Tom Crosbie G6PZZ wrote:

If it's not there - it should be. Just a teeny little digital xx.x dB meter would do. Digital meters should (and does) have the option to appear in main window or receiver windows. Ideally it would be

#poll-notice

That sounds like cargo cult science. {O.O} On 20230114 06:49:55, G4UMW wrote:

At HF you are limited by natural noise your antenna picks up in almost every case. (A small loop antenna with no preamp might be the exception. But a better front end noise figure would make small cha