Gqrx has been included in Ubuntu Linux for many years now. Although the packages included with Ubuntu can be out of date, they may sufficient for your use.
A personal package archive (PPA) available for Ubuntu LTS 14.04 – 18.04 on i386 and amd64 architectures. This PPA depends on a few other third-party package archives to provide the latest SDR drivers and GNU Radio packages.
To start using the PPA, first make sure that you do not have any other source or binary installation of gqrx, gnuradio or the SDR driver libraries installed. The following commands remove binary installations of gqrx and gnuradio, but not installations from source:
You should now remove the gqrx/releases or gqrx/snapshots PPA from the list of repositories / package source if you have been using these.
Then add the new repositories to the package manager by typing the following in a terminal – one line at a time:
If that went well without errors, continue with installing gqrx:
You can now find gqrx in the desktop menu or start it from a terminal by typing gqrx.
SDR# Windows Software. The basis of the SDR# (SDRSharp) Community Plugin Package is, of course, SDR# itself, together with the associated utilities. The drivers for the well-known RTL-SDR dongle are also installed automatically. The installation includes the following components: SDR# (SDRSharp) Airspy R2/Mini Calibration Tool 1.0. An mbone conference scheduling and booking system (sdr) Sdr is a session directory designed for announcing and scheduling multimedia conferences on the mbone - the multicast backbone of the internet. Sdr is loosely modelled on sd - lbl's mbone session directory. Sdr extends the sd model in a number of ways, particularly in the degree of detail about the timing and resources required by a conference, and in the provision of a much more flexible interface for querying the existence of sessions.
Once you have installed Gqrx from the PPA, updates will be available through the package manager.
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It is recommended that users also install the libvolk1-bin package and run the volk_profile tool to optimize GNU Radio performance on the specific computer it is being used on.
Wait for it to finish, then enjoy the performance boost :-)
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