It's all about the Software

SDRC works very well with recent versions of CrossOver Linux, there are minor graphics colour anomalies on a few control buttons which does not prevent operation.

WINE does not "do" USB of course so hardware devices have to be served over the network, typically using spyserver for Airspy hardware ...

> SDR Console is installed under C:\Program Files (x86)

Something odd about SDR Console installed to C:\Program Files (x86) unless this is a 32-bit Windows 10 install, but if so why have 32 GB of RAM

OK Martin....when I read your post this morning I confirmed that the transmission(s) highlighted on your screenshot were active.

At least the frequencies in Line 1 and Line 2 of the frequency table displayed in the referenced link (3312.2, 3318.2, 3327.2, 4022.2, 4028.2 and 4037.2 KHz) were all ...

Some information here Martin....

http://i56578-swl.blogspot.com/2018/09/ ... ps_19.html

..and several reports and queries on the Utility DXers Forum (UDXF) on Groups IO

Andy G3TDJ

Grateful if I could test the new (Perseus) SDRC kit Simon. I have Perseus S/No. 02382 - from about 9 years ago

Andy G3TDJ

Bob....this might be some help in your diagnosis of the "audio clipping" anomaly.

I can "force" audio clipping/stuttering, accompanied by high latency outside the range of the SDR Console audio bar graph by just changing the audio sink.

My normal audio output uses RealTek HD audio and is fine. But ...

For what it's worth, the World Map runs fine here in Windows 7 Pro 32-bit (VMware VM)

Perhaps your CPU is classed as "low power" by SDRC. See the 3.0.26 Release Notes

https://forum.sdr-radio.com:4499/viewtopic.php?t=604

...Changed definition of a low power CPU to include a CPU such as the Q8400 / Q9000 which does not have the SSE4.2 extended instructions.
If you have a low power ...