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It is a nice looking program but IMO really not any better than the others which are available to us. And I don't mind buying software if its something useful to me but for $50 USD I don't see any real gains here and it has a long way to go before full RSPx support.....

Yes, you sure can . I'm using HDSDR, SDRUno, & SDRSharp all on the same computer for different purposes and they all work fine. But of course you can use only one of them at a time.....

Not bashing SDRUno but I don't use it hardly at all because it seems that our SDRPlay folks - wonderful as they are - don't interact much here nor listen to feature requests for this software. Don't misunderstand, I'm grateful to these guys for bringing to us this nice program for free. But it reall...

Bummer . Old version (1361) works okay for my needs but I'm sorry that it seems that the author has decided to exclude the SDRPlay hardware entirely now.....

I use an RSP1 along with several antennas here including an indoor magnetic loop and also a big (130ft.) double bazooka outside and SWL performance is very good. In the past, I have owned & used many receivers both high & low end and the RSP1 compares favorably with all of them when correctly adjust...

Yup, SDR# v1.0.0.1500 does same thing here under Windows 7, no IF nor audio spectrum. Older version (1361) with older SDRPlay RSP DLL and spectrum zoom plugins works fine.....

I just tried SDR# v1.0.0.1500(the latest) with the v2.2 plugin under Windows 7 and it works fine here.....

Not very helpful for the Mac but I suggest simply using your RSP1 on a Windows machine, perhaps an older one which you can dedicate to it. The reality of it is that of the current software offerings, the Windows programs are far superior to their Mac & Linux cousins, and far easier to set up also. I...

Not crazy at all, and you can indeed use your SDRPlay RSPx as a good test instrument. See my posts about this here:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1562

And here:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1744

I would like to see more features which are geared toward the use of the RSPx as a spectrum analyzer for test purposes - i.e. calibrated levels with adjustable reference level, marker(s) with dedicated frequency & level readouts, and adjustable frequency span with its own readout. I've used it as su...