Wideband SDR -> Software?

[Your_account]

So a Wideband SDR is a nice peace of hardware but how do deal with the benefits of an Wideband?
SDR# can output (per dedault) only one Audio Stream that is bad.
So how to deal with? For example Amateur Radio have several Repeater Frq. next to each other.
Or Aircraft Freq. Here are some interesting Ground Channels where 1x or 2x Calls a Day run over.
Use an separated Dongle are bad.

Any ideas?

 

[Voyager]

You could use a scanning plugin depending on your SW.

You should only receive one channel at a time with no "run over" if by that term you mean you hear multiple channels at the same time. If that is the case your bandwidth is set too high.

 

[mancow]

There is a plugin for sdr# that allows for multiple simultaneous VFOs.

 

[Your_account]

There is a plugin for sdr# that allows for multiple simultaneous VFOs.

Do you know how its called?
And how to pipe the different Audio Lanes to an Recording Software?

 

[mancow]

Go to the SDR# airspy web page. There is a link to third party plugins by Vasily. It will take you to a Russian web page with the plugins. It's called VFO our something similar. You can add as many as you like by defining them in the frontends.xml or perhaps the plugins.xml file in SDR#. I believe you can select where to direct audio within each VFO. I would assume you could direct each to a virtual audio cable our a USB audio device. I am not at the computer now to provide you specifics.

 

[Your_account]

I use that: VB-Audio Virtual Apps
Is there any "Virtual Audio Cable" who support more?

AuxVFO?

ok I stall it now and try it.
"Scanning arround" ist a bad idea when 2, 3, 4, 5,... Voice calls parallel run.

 

[Voyager]

I think VB-Audio supports three audio paths with the paid version.

 

[Your_account]

so i try it out now. one channel is on the left channel and the other channel is on the right channel.

 

[Voyager]

I should have said I think VB-Audio supports three (stereo) audio paths with the paid version.

 

[Your_account]

I use VB Cable now.

 

[Your_account]

Is there an Software who allow me to "auto save" Audio files after an while?
I want to hear it from time to time streaming is not necessary.

How about an ZVEI Decoder? Is there any for Audacity?

 

[mancow]

Yes, you can save audio or baseband. With baseband you can play it back as if you went back in time and can tune around.

 

[Your_account]

So how can i auto save audio files?

 

[elraval]

How about SDR-console. Up to 6 VFOs

Enviado desde mi XT1072 mediante Tapatalk

 

[Voyager]

SDR# has unlimited VFOs (well, practically unlimited).

 

[Your_account]

VFO

???

 

[Voyager]

Variable Frequency Oscillator

(which is not very "accurate" for an SDR)

It's basically a different tuning "slot" that can store frequencies other than that in the primary tuner.