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Any SDR# (SDRSharp) Users Out There?

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mbott:

--- Quote from: Charlie_Dont_Surf on September 01, 2023, 0103 UTC ---
as I wrote above, (and highlighted in bold) that setting is not saved in NVM and you have to do that every time you run the the software. I don't have SDR# running constantly and since it does crash from time to time, it's not really my favorite feature.

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Interesting, that is one setting I change every time I unzip a new version of SDR# and I never have to go back to it ... until the next version is released. 

Just for grins, where do you have the sdrsharp-x86 directory located?

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Mike

Charlie_Dont_Surf:

--- Quote from: mbott on September 04, 2023, 1539 UTC ---Interesting, that is one setting I change every time I unzip a new version of SDR# and I never have to go back to it ... until the next version is released. 

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Which is annoying in itself. If it can't avoid wiping this out during an upgrade, that's pretty bad, IMO.


--- Quote from: mbott on September 04, 2023, 1539 UTC ---Just for grins, where do you have the sdrsharp-x86 directory located?

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I don't have a sdrsharp-x86 directory. I have mine in C:\SDRSharp

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