Releases: jopohl/urh
Bugfix HackRF Spectrum Analyzer
This release fixes a bug where Spectrum Analyzer freezed when changing certain receiving parameters of the HackRF.
Enhance Send and Receive Dialogs
This release enhances the send and receive dialogs of the Universal Radio Hacker. Furthermore, new options for devices were added e.g.:
- freq_correction and direct_sampling support for RTL-SDR
- device_args support for USRP
- enhanced gain control for HackRF
Moreover, the messages in send/receive dialogs are more verbose now, so you always can be sure in what state your SDR is currently.
Add support for RTL-TCP
This release brings tcp support for your favorite DVB-T stick! You can find it in device options as RTLTCP device.
Use multiprocessing for all native backends
All native device backends now run in a seperate process. This increases both, performance and stability, of URH.
Improve multiprocessing on OS X
This hotfix release fixes the multiprocessing on OS X, so the native backend for RTL-SDR is working fine there now.
Fix for native backends on OS X
Enhance native RTL-SDR support
This release drastically improves the performance of the native RTL-SDR backend on windows. Furthermore, this release brings a minor speedup on linux for native backends.
Stability upgrade
This release increases the stability of URH by fixing some crashes occuring when using the Gnuradio Backend.
Gnuradio Support for Windows
This release brings support for the gnuradio backend on windows.
Native Support for RTL-SDR
URH now supports RTL-SDR devices via native backend. Enjoy sniffing your neighbours fridge with your favorite DVB-t stick!
Furthermore, this release simplifies installing native backends in windows by bundling all required DLLs.
A follow up release will soon enable you to configure RTL-SDR and other SDRs in a more detailed way, by fixing #148 - so stay tuned!