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rtl_433 not working on older rtl-sdr device with new librtlsdr #2892
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I cannot get it to work at all with my V4. Yes, using the new rtlsdr.dll driver it sees it, but it will not proceed to setting the frequency:
When started with the old rtlsdr.dll driver, it will report 'failed to set frequency' (as expected.) |
Can you run with |
I did. Interestingly, in debug mode, it does show it is tuned to 433.92.
in normal mode. Using the old (original) driver, it says "Tuned to.." here. I guess that comes from the driver then, and not from the application itself. The debug log shows:
so that looks good. So, nevermind my comment on it not working. It does, although you probably do want to include the new rtlsdr.dll file which also supports the V4 dongle. |
I think this can be closed. I built the code from source, using the new libsdr, and it seems to work fine on both my V4 and V3 units. |
Thanks for the feedback, yes, there is no clear indication that rtl_433 uses the libs in an incompatible way. |
I have two SDR devices, a RTL-SDR Blog V4, and an older one I got from Adafruit (https://www.adafruit.com/product/1497).
What I am seeing is that rtl_433 will only work with the V4 if it is built using the new librtlsdr from their git, and it will only work with the old device if I build it with the "0.6" librtlsdr that raspbian or ubuntu 22.04 have. The other combinations, it builds and runs but I never receive any signals. rtl_adsp on the other hand works with either device and either library.
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