SDR# SDR# 1911 & rtl-sdr

[rabbit108]

same issue here with 1912, it crashed instantly after changing frequency a bit or moving the spectrum.

here is a copy of build 1910 if somebody needs it (available for 7 days): Download files - Filemail

Link has expired.

 

[MELERIX]

Link has expired.

check there: SDR# - SDR# 1911 & rtl-sdr

 

[rabbit108]

here, available for 7 days: Download files - Filemail

Thank you!

 

[rjvalenta]

here, available for 7 days: Download files - Filemail

THANK YOU

 

[ToddWilkinson]

I can put it on 4shared if anyone wants it!

 

[ToddWilkinson]

sdrsharp1910 - Download - 4shared SDRSHARP 1910

 

[rabbit108]

check there: SDR# - SDR# 1911 & rtl-sdr

MELERIX SDR# v1910 works well with my RTL-SDR.COM V3 dongle.

 

[rabbit108]

sdrsharp1910 - Download - 4shared SDRSHARP 1910

Thank you for the v1910 download. It also works well with my RTL-SDR.COM V3 dongle.
It's the last version that does run well.

 

[MELERIX]

SDR# 1910 + Keenerds RTL-SDR Drivers is the best combination for now.

NOTE: librtlsdr.dll must be renamed to rtlsdr.dll

 

[rabbit108]

SDR# 1910 + Keenerds RTL-SDR Drivers is the best combination for now.

NOTE: librtlsdr.dll must be renamed to rtlsdr.dll

Correct.

 

[MELERIX]

Correct.

btw, Osmocom RTL-SDR Driver is unstable too because it causes crashes sometimes when you start & stop SDR#, so is not recommended, while Keenerds RTL-SDR Drivers are really stable with SDR# 1910.

 

[rabbit108]

btw, Osmocom RTL-SDR Driver is unstable too because it causes crashes sometimes when you start & stop SDR#, so is not recommended, while Keenerds RTL-SDR Drivers are really stable with SDR# 1910.

Thank you for the correction. I did have some stop & start problems when I first used early versions of SDR# with the RTL-SDR.

I looked for advice from different sources about using the RTL-SDR.COM V3 dongle with SDR# v1910.

First advice from Zeifer69:

I use the 32 bit version and I have tested it in several versions of sdr# lower than v1784 and they work perfectly, it improves the reception in general and it does not freeze anymore. In the case of the osmocom drivers, the latest version of 2019 is the one that has worked best for me. Index of /binaries/windows/rtl-sdr/

In each version that you download, in the case of Windows, there is a file called " librtlsdr ", you have to rename it to " rtlsdr " and copy all the DLLs to your sdr sharp folder.

That worked OK, so I thought the binary was the right choice.

Second advice from PDXh0b0:

1910 with keenerds , been flawless for me

That sounded like good advice, but I wasn't certain about where to look for it.

Third advice from MELERIX:

btw, Osmocom RTL-SDR Driver is unstable too because it causes crashes sometimes when you start & stop SDR#, so is not recommended, while Keenerds RTL-SDR Drivers are really stable with SDR# 1910.

That gave me a link to try.



Norton false positive? I'll try allow:



Good, now I can compare the zip file size:



More later.

 

[PDXh0b0]

Thank you for the correction. I did have some stop & start problems when I first used early versions of SDR# with the RTL-SDR.

I looked for advice from different sources about using the RTL-SDR.COM V3 dongle with SDR# v1910.

First advice from Zeifer69:

That worked OK, so I thought the binary was the right choice.

Second advice from PDXh0b0:

That sounded like good advice, but I wasn't certain about where to look for it.

Third advice from MELERIX:

That gave me a link to try.

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Norton false positive? I'll try allow:

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Good, now I can compare the zip file size:

View attachment 144065

More later.

Nortons gave me the BSD in 1999, junk lol

 

[rabbit108]

Nortons gave me the BSD in 1999, junk lol

OK, I'll bite:
Blue Screen of Death?

What internet security do you use?

 

[MELERIX]

OK, I'll bite:
Blue Screen of Death?

What internet security do you use?

if you use Windows 7, better use Microsoft Security Essentials.
if you use Windows 10 or 11, just use the Microsoft Defender/Windows Defender that is already integrated on it.

 

[rabbit108]

Continued from above:

I found the Keenerds source:
igg.kmkeen.com : /builds/





Open files and change name to rtlsdr.dll:

 

[rabbit108]

Now I have a problem. I don't know which dlls from the Keenerds build to insert in the SDR# v1910 folder.

 

[PDXh0b0]

Now I have a problem. I don't know which dlls from the Keenerds build to insert in the SDR# v1910 folder.

I copied these to my sdr# folder

sdrSharp dlls - Google Drive

drive.google.com

 

[rabbit108]

sdrSharp dlls - Google Drive

drive.google.com

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Thank you very much for the dll download.

I appreciate your help.

I will try the dlls in v1910 and let you know how it works for me.

Best regards,
rabbit

 

[OneLoneStar]

The response from MELERIX works for me. I have not had a single crash in 1913 since replacing the rtlsdr.dll file.
airspy@groups.io | SDR# 1913
github.com/rtlsdrblog/rtl-sdr-blog/releases/latest/download/release.zip


The response from PROG on June 10th I interpret as "we're here to sell and support Airspy products first. The fact that theres a work around for the RTL-SDR dongle is a courtesy." I'm guessing he's saying to fix it yourself?