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Hello StandingWave,
After opening the ExtIO version of SDRuno, if you type the letter h, the ExtIO window will appear. This will allow you to change ports, gain etc.

Sincerely

Tech_Support

Should be very soon.

Sincerely

Tech_Support

Hello Rich, We understand that Simon Brown says this (and genuinely believes it), but we use EXACTLY the same API in SDRuno and with HDSDR/dump1090 etc and we have no problems with it. He has stated publicly that we have confirmed the problem with the API, but this is NOT the case. Sincerely Tech_Su...

We have been consistently clear about our route towards a cross-platform solution and that is that the major architectural and functional changes to SDRuno will be implemented first in Windows and then (and only then) SDRuno will be re-developed as a cross platform solution. Before this can be done,...

We have released an updated version of the Android driver into open beta - you can sign up here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sdrplay.driver This works with SDR Touch on the play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=marto.androsdr2&hl=en_GB The new Android driver supports...

Hello Ken, If you are looking for support from SDRplay, please open up a support ticket via http://www.sdrplay.com/support If you want to use SDRuno as the client, then as you correctly surmised, you will need to use the ExtIO version that is available with the release 1.22 installation. You will al...

To all concerned, I sincerely hope that this thread does not descend into personal antagonism. If it does, I am afraid I will be forced to delete the entire thread. Please try to remain respectful and avoid all personal attacks, criticisms or insults. We are all here to help each other and everyone ...

Hello W1AMW,
No, this is a hardware limitation not software.

Sincerely

Tech_Support

Hello Mark,
SDRuno is not open source software. It is proprietary software and we don't release the source code to third parties under any circumstances.

Sincerely

Tech_Support

Hello Whiteghost, The VHF & UHF band filters on the RSP2 go from 60-120 MHz, 120 - 250 MHz, 250 - 420 MHz and 420 -1000 MHz, So if you are getting signals at 120-132 MHz, then the second VHF band must be operational. You ask what has happened? I am afraid that is an impossible question to answer giv...