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what version of Frequency scanner plugin are you using?

latest version currently is 2.4.4.0: 2.56 MB folder on MEGA

RTL-SDR v5 ? xD that thing does not exist yet.

don't enable RTL AGC inside Source, better adjust RF Gain manually.

simple = easy/basic

DMR bandwidth is 12.5kHz (6.25kHz for slot 1 and 6.25kHz for slot 2).

the issue is caused by the changes in AGC in 1919, I've reported it here: DSDTCP - SDR# Plugin but seems the guy who was updating/maintaining the plugin will not update the plugin for the new SDR# versions :( anyway there is a small workaround that I've posted there.

you should be able to get it from Aliexpress it still have stock: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005952682051.html

RG8 have better shielding and proper impedance with less attenuation compared to RG6.

ofc it works, just that is not recommended due it have more attenuation.

please don't use RG6 for radio signals! because RG6 impedance is 75 ohms (which is designed for CATV and AIR TV). for radio signals better use RG8 which impedance is 50 ohms. but if you want something cheap, but better than RG58, and with similar size, then use LMR195 or LMR200.

try to make a video about what are you doing with your SDR step by step, that will be the more easy way to see where you are doing the wrong things xD

that's because all CMD/BAT files in Windows are locked by default for security reasons (if they come from other PC), but you can just unlock them easily with: right click -> properties -> unblock box/unblock button.

btw, I've update a bit the installer for RTL-SDR-BLOG driver.

I guess they removed it due some plugins (the ones included in the package) are not mantained anymore and some cause crashes with new SDR# versions.

that in "0(auto)" mode it only works fine for the first frequency. but it stop capturing audio if you change to another frequency fastly (for example when using a scanner). also in previous versions of SDR#, for example in 1918 if you put that option in the middle, it captures DMR audio...

btw, now the DSD+ TCP plugin seems to require updates for the current SDR# due they changed AGC internal behavior.

the new versions of SDR# does not require to install .Net Framework separately.

Menu ----> Source ----> RTL-SDR USB

you can use the Frequency_Manager_(FreqMan) plugin from here: 1.84 MB folder on MEGA