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Utilizing server functionality, I have already set up a remote server to observe signal propagation across various bands at any time. It would be greatly convenient if I could view the received signal stream on the remote server using an Android app on my phone. There is no need to provide too many ...

I have the same need; I just want to be able to receive SDR signals from a remote server on my Android phone. I think it shouldn't be difficult to achieve if you understand Android app development.

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I have set up a server. When I log in to the server to listen, it may be a problem with the network speed. The waterfall chart often stops and then resumes in an instant, and the audio is the same. I have set the bandwidth to 30K. The problem has not been solved. In addition to improving the ...

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It's not actually a bug, the frequency you see is the centre frequency of the radio. The receive frequency and mode is not stored within the recording, you need to set that yourself on playback.

What I do, is change the recording name (normally the centre frequency and bandwidth, as you ...

SDR Console version 3.4 build 3569

1，When recording data, the frequency in the file name is inconsistent with the actual frequency. I think it is correct to use the current actual received frequency as the file name. In addition, after changing the frequency, operate the recorded data again, the ...