It's all about the Software

I get the drift from past exchanges that the author of Ham Radio Deluxe has "done that" and does not consider it fun to do for SDRC. Now, this IS a sole author project. Said author is retired. As a retired person some extra income could motivate attitude changes. Ideally a GoFundMe for a f...

That would be an OmniRig issue. It MAY be that it has not been told to send a code to change the data rate or your radio is set to a default low rate. It may be a quirk of OmniRig. I believe the Kenwood protocols are all basically text. So a simple serial port tool like Putty might allow you to diag...

Hm, I missed that reply. It was so short I overlooked it. Ah well. Yes, there may well be gain changes in the dongle setup. Use 3.3 and forget 3.2. Because of the newest rtlsdr dongles 3.2 and 3.3 use different rtlsdr.dll files. This may look like a different front end to the two program versions. Y...

So what are you using as the sampler plugin to SDRC? "#5" is not an answer. (It also sounds, from what I've read, that you are expecting readings that are unrealistically high. And, no, sometimes there are changes to the apparent "calibration" of the uncalibrated non-instrument c...

One might also ask, "Has the readability of any of the incoming signals changed?"
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Won't find it here. And I don't do student's homework for them.
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What is the bandwidth you are using, both low side and high side? (e.g. 240 Hz to 3400 Hz) It probably won't matter whether USB or LSB except for the direction of the move.

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Simon's not entertaining requests for new features at this time. He is working on an amateur TV project.
Hopefully he sees this and makes sure it is on his todo list. I do not believe he has one so making it work might be more of an annoyance then he'd care for.
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See my comment on the other place you asked.

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That depends. You can only do it if your front end tool covers more than one band at one setting. You cannot continuously monitor band that are not within the receiver bandwidth. The best that can be done is to retune the front end periodically and work from there. An RX888 MKII can cover all ham ba...