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Hello its dont work on Airspy SDR# (SDRSharp) x86 revision 1769 96aaa72b (2020-10-20) with the dongle -SDR-Blog-V3-original-RTL2832U-1PPM-HF-BiasT-SMA-Dongle/324123706220?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 and WIN7 64 bit the rtlsdr.dll is not customized for it. The scriptfile from Airspy rtlsdr.dll crash the airspy software,with the 64bit file ( rtlsdr.dll) from osmocom it started but i can not selected any dongle i hear nothing zadig was installed on hdsdr with the ExtIO_RTL2832.dll it works well. Its definitely the DLL File i hope your team can write a working DLL file best regards Chris Win 7 64

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Errors related to librtlsdr.dll can arise for a few different different reasons. For instance, a faulty application, librtlsdr.dll has been deleted or misplaced, corrupted by malicious software present on your PC or a damaged Windows registry.

In the vast majority of cases, the solution is to properly reinstall librtlsdr.dll on your PC, to the Windows system folder. Alternatively, some programs, notably PC games, require that the DLL file is placed in the game/application installation folder.

When a RTL-SDR device is available, it must be connected via USB to the computer. Windows will then proceed to install the drivers. The drivers installed by the operating system itself are for the DVB-T function. New drivers must be installed which are supported by the libusb interface that the rtlsdr.dll uses to interface with the hardware. To do this, download a tool called Zadig, available at . Once downloaded you can select the RTL-SDR device and install the WinUSB drivers.

In order to get RTL-SDR to work with Labview, it was necessary to write a wrapper around the rtlsdr.dll, which was written by Steve Markgraf and Dimitri Stolnikov, who, fortunately for us, have made this library available under the GPL. This means we not only have access to the binary .dll release, but also to the documented header file, which gives us all the information we need to call the functions contained therein.

Since there seem to be some version conflicts and issues with previous Labview Versions, I've also uploaded the code saved for LV2015 as a zip file. Just open the lvlib in the folder and all the vi's are there. Please be aware that depending on where you unzip the files, you will have to alter the path to rtlsdr.dll in the call library function node. This is imporatant. Otherwise the vi's will not find the rtlsdr library and cause errors.

@Albert: really great work - I just came along and it worked almost instantly! For some reasons the links to the rtlsdr.dll were not adjusted automatically when installing the package. Is there a way to do that with the packet installer functionality?

If you did not use my rtlsdr.dll with it you have to pull the dongle and reinstall it to get the old data out of cache in the system. My rtlsdr.dll goes out and spends the relatively enormous amount of time to actually read the names from the dongle periodically. It caches data in the registry. So at the moment for about a half hour you get data from the cache. My rtlsdr.dll knows this cache is a problem with renames and fixes the name in the registry so that it reads correctly.

So if you used my rtlsdr.dll - I'm surprised. If you used the stock rtlsdr.dll then I'm not surprised.

matplotlib is also useful for plotting data. The librtlsdr binaries (rtlsdr.dll in Windows and librtlsdr.so in Linux)should be in the pyrtlsdr directory, or a system path. Note that these binaries may have additional dependencies.

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As of this writing you can purchase the one I did via -eztv665-dvb-t-usb-2-0-hdtv-tuner-receiver-set-1-x-cr2025-158821.

It does take a while to arrive but worth the wait. Use the following instructions below to install a full SDR setup in Windows. I used windows 7 however pretty much any version should work, howeer not sure about windows 8...thats a different beast all together

Get Required FilesYou will need 4 zip files, I have them on my domain but I have a link to the origional source in case there are more up to date versions. However I know these 4 work together as they are:

RelWithDebInfo.zip

sdr-nightly-rtlsdr.zip

sdr-nightly.zip

zadig.ziporiginal source

original source

Remove TV Dongle DriversIf you have any drivers installed for the stick remove them

Extract And Installunzip sdr-nightly.zip

unzip sdr-nightly-rtlsdr.zip

Move the following files from the sdr-nightly-rtlsdr folder into the sdr-nightly folder

SDRSharp.RTLSDR.dll

msvcr100.dll

libusb-1.0.dll

libusb0.dll

config\SDRSharp.exe.config

unzip RelWithDebInfo.zip

move the rtl-sdr-release\x32\rtlsdr.dll into the sdr-nightly folder

unzip zadig.zip

move the zadig.exe into the sdr-nightly folder

Clean UpRemove all folders except the sdr-nightly folder

Setup HardwareNavigate into the sdr-nightly folder and run the zadig.exe

In the drop down select "Bulk In, Interface (Interface 0)"

Click the Install Driver button (on some systems it may say replace driver)

Run SDR SharpWhile in the sdr-nightly folder double click "SDRSharp.exe"

In the top left hand side click play, your SDR should be up and running, just select the frequency and mode and your good to go