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Tuned frequency not retained over restart, RTL-SDR at 1.024 MHz sampling #1554

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gm8arv opened this issue Dec 19, 2024 · 5 comments
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gm8arv commented Dec 19, 2024

2024.12.19.command.output.txt
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Hardware

  • CPU: Intel i7-4770K quad-core
  • RAM: 16GB
  • GPU: GT730
  • SDR: (Remote or local? If remote, what protocol?) Local RTL-SDR V3

Software

  • Operating System: Name + Exact version (eg. Windows 10 x64, Ubuntu 22.04, MacOS 10.15) WIn-10 x64
  • SDR++: Version + Build date (available either in the window title or in the credits menu which you can access by clicking on the SDR++ icon in the top right corner of the software). SDR++ v1.2.1 (build 03:37:20, Dec 19, 2024)

Bug Description
Tuned frequency not restored on program restart

Steps To Reproduce
SDR++ v1.2.1 (build 03:37:20, Dec 19, 2024)
Source RTL-SDR
Sampling 1.024 MHz
Radio: WFM, 200000 Hz

At startup, shows 100.000.000 Hz, centre tuning selected
Tuned to 92.1 MHz using a Frequency Manager entry
Shows 92.100.000 Hz
Run, Stop and closedown (with top-right "x")
Restart program, shows 100.000.000 Hz.

Only If SDR++ fails to lauch or the SDR fails to start:
Run SDR++ from a command line window with special parameters:

  • On Windows, open a terminal and cd to SDR++'s directory and run .\sdrpp.exe -c (if running SDR++ version 1.0.4 or older, use -s instead, though you should probably update SDR++ instead...)
  • On Linux: Open a terminal and run sdrpp -c
  • On MacOS: Open a terminal and run /path/to/the/SDR++.app/Contents/MacOS/sdrpp -c
    Then, post the entire logs from start to after the issue. DOT NOT truncate to where you think the error is...

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Not tested with other hardware or other sampling rates.
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@gm8arv gm8arv added the bug Something isn't working label Dec 19, 2024
@KubaPro010
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yeah, it happens with every single sdr because sdrpp just doesn't save the vfo frequencies, only center

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gm8arv commented Dec 19, 2024

Thanks.

May I suggest that saving the VFO frequency be added as an option? I, and others, find it confusing that the program opens on a completely unrelated frequency.

@AlexandreRouma
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yeah, it happens with every single sdr because sdrpp just doesn't save the vfo frequencies, only center

That is 100% wrong.

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if that's wrong, how to explain it?

@AlexandreRouma
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bug in the source module initialization sequence causing the VFO offset correction to be done before the final source module has been loaded and initialized.

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