Update.
Studio1 coming to the RSP soon.
Link:
Studio1 coming to the RSP soon - SDRplay Community Forum
Studio1 coming to the RSP soon.
Link:
Studio1 coming to the RSP soon - SDRplay Community Forum
Update.
Studio1 coming to the RSP soon.
Link:
Studio1 coming to the RSP soon - SDRplay Community Forum
The beta testers and others involved with the project have stated repeatedly that no announcements have been made as to pricing. Anything you read about selling the software is someone else's assumptions.
The linked announcement has already been superseded. The software is being renamed to SDRuno.
"...as low as possible"
Downloaded this earlier today and after struggling for a while I decided to RTFM. Once I'd done that it all fell into place. It's very nice and extremely flexible. There are one or two issues with it, but this is only to be expected.
And who was it who said the hardware is off-frequency? Mine was within a few Hz at 100 MHz out of the box and was easily corrected from within the HDSDR software.
As for SDRUno, I found it quite frustrating to use, so many settings buried deep in different areas of the software, it all seems a bit cobbled together, for VHF/UHF it comes nowhere near to SDRSharp due to the plugins it has etc
Well they obviously weren't *all* off frequency, as mine was pretty well bang on and needed only a tiny tweak in the software to get it on.
Mine wasn't far off frequency at 10 MHz WWV.
Well in my book that's off frequency then.
The SDRPlay doesn't drift its the tolerance of the crystal that's the problem, it's a 10ppm tolerance part and its pot luck how far off frequency your unit will be.
As for SDRUno, I'm not impressed the minimum preset bandwidth for NFM is 10 kHz, far too wide and there seems to be no way to customise it other than dragging the filter manually.
I notice also the step doesn't change to a sensible pre-set value when changing mode, ie if you use a 12.5 kHz step on NFM then jump to USB the step should change to 1,10 or 100Hz not stay at 12.5 kHz etc.
The gain reduction isn't shown next to the slider, what is next to the slider is some bandwidth control which looks like a total after thought, if you centre on a signal with that set to 1.0, which seems to indicate 1MHz and then change it to 0.5, it throws the centred signal right to the very edge of the narrowed spectrum, its just awful.
Did anyone actually test this software?
I can't understand why they didn't sort out a deal with SDR#, Studio1 was already a cobbled version of free source code and this has been further cobbled again, and not very well.
I can't understand why they didn't sort out a deal with SDR#, .