Not a great response to someone asking an honest question in a very appropriate forum.
Consider this:
- the version of Unitrunker that supports direct control of RTL sticks is a development "preview" version, not the official public release (which is still UniTrunker-1.0.26.16 which was released on April 29, 2013).
- since the version the OP is attempting to use is a preview version, the "official" support for that version - as pointed out by Rick aka Unitrunker himself - is done through the Google Group (link provided above by jazzbassNick) which is fairly well known by now
- the intro at the Google Group reads as follows (hope Rick doesn't mind me posting this, if so then I'll remove it or a Mod can I suppose):
Welcome!
Here's a quick introduction to the release process.
Preview releases are made available in the preview folder and promptly announced here. Folks interested in bleeding edge software can read the announcement and decide whether the next preview is worth the effort and risk of installing. In some cases, new releases result in data and configuration file changes that are not reversible.
At the end of a series of previews, the final preview is promoted to an official release. An announcement of what's new and what's fixed is posted on the Radio Reference forum for all to see. Any last-minute urgent bugs are addressed with a "hot-fix". These releases are usually tweeted so you don't have to orbit the RR forums for timely notification.
Most folks want a stable official release. They're not interested in the technical reasons behind quirks in this feature or that. If they skip ahead to a preview release without being signed up to this mailing list, they're blind as to just what mess they've stepped upon. Also, the size of the general RR audience is much larger than this mailing list. The smaller audience here means the amount of Q&A on bugs and new features is much more manageable.
With this process, there's no super-secret list for beta testers and no artificial barriers to prevent download. You can go to the website and download without so much as an email address (or any annoying ads either). This mailing list offers much better transparency. There is no "Fight Club" style compulsion to act as a beta tester. You can choose to participate in the beta process of testing out preview releases or simply lurk and read events as they transpire.
- because of that group being designated as the support area for the preview releases, that would be the place where such questions for support or issues would be be served and handled. Unitrunker even states as such about the preview releases and the "smaller audience" being more manageable in terms of trying to cover all the issues and new features which using Unitrunker for controlling RTL sticks would most definitely be something that is applicable.
I suppose my post may have come across as harsh, sure, but with the exploding popularity of SDR because of the "cheap USB TV tuners" we've all noticed in the past 6-12 months, the situation where people come around practically demanding some kind of help or support becomes a pretty severe at times - the information and the support are readily available for the preview releases as noted by the text quoted above and the link provided in the very first reply to the OP's request for info by jazzbassNick above.
If the OP chooses not to go where the actual support for the preview releases exists (at the Google Group) that's the OP's decision I suppose, but the answer is right there. As for the "berlin wall" reference, while I get the meaning and intent, I just found it a bit silly considering, but as jazzbassNick also said, "... whatever."
Case in point:
I made a thread recently where I expressed some issues with using one of the preview builds and was having problems with using Unitrunker for controlling 2 RTL sticks at the same time and was politely referred to the Google Group for support by none other than Rick himself
because I was using a preview release.