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EZCAP “EzTV646″ with E4000 Tuner SDR SHARP: sdrsharp.com – Source

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EZCAP “EzTV646″ with E4000 Tuner , librtl2832++.dll, and “”tuner=e4k” configuration. (from balint256) Drivers and dll: wiki.spench.net Wrplus: For E4000 tuner, add “”RTL readlen=8192 tuner=e4k”” to Device Hint tuto in French: – Source

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This is a test of the WFM demod with SDR# and the RTLSDR. Yes I know I have a lot of noise, this is due to Corsair power supplies. I would never recommend a Corsair power supply. – Source

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This is the official release of WFM Stereo on SDR#. It has a stereo enhancement that provides better stereo separation and higher audio fidelity, I have tested this against WRPlus and SDR# is much better audio wise, and keeping a lock on Stereo. You can watch me clicking FM Stereo on and off, and on the top of the screen you can watch the (( stereo )) icon go on and off. – Source

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This is a preview of SDR#’s WFM in Stereo using the RTLSDR at 2.048Mhz. Watch my mouse click Stereo on and off. This is a pre-release of the software with Stereo FM. – Source

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This is just a test of the SDR# ( sdrsharp ) FFT Smoothing functions with the RTLSDR. Looks very nice and smooth. – Source

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“SDR# (read SDR Sharp) is a simple, intuitive, small and fast PC-based DSP application for Software Defined Radio. It’s written in C# with both object design correctness and performance in mind. The main purpose is to offer a simple proof of concept application to get hands into DSP techniques. It supports SoftRock, FiFiSDR, FUNcube Dongle, SDR-4 [,rtl-sdr] and any sound card based SDR front end.” — SDRSharp.com

SDR# (SDR-Sharp) versions 244+ (dev) have added support for RTL based SDRs supported by ExtIO. Extract the download link to the same folder you installed ExtIO to. If you haven’t done that yet, try this guide.

Download Link

To use the software with an RTLSDR dongle, Select USRP under the ‘Front End’ drop down box beside the Front End button. Then use the now active ‘Front End’ button to show the ExtIO GUI. Don’t forget to add your device hint!