SDRuno will be made freely available to all current and future users of the RSP – to download a copy – simply go to This software runs on Windows and we don’t yet know how easy it will be to migrate it to other platforms but this is something we will be investigating. Over time, we plan to add many more features to SDRuno to enhance the user’s experience of this very powerful piece of software. Calibration for receiver frequency errors.SNR (stereo noise reduction), featuring a proprietary noise reduction algorithm for stereo broadcast.A unique synchronous AM mode with selectable/adjustable sidebands, dedicated PLL input filter, and selectable PLL time constants.Multiple notch filters with BW adjustable down to 1 Hz, Notch Lock feature.A unique distortion-free double stage AGC with fully adjustable parameters.A selectivity filter with an ultimate rejection greater than 140 dB.Multiple ‘Virtual Receivers’ which allow for simultaneous reception and demodulation of different types of signals within the same receiver bandwidth.SDRuno provides a rugged and flexible, high performance SDR receiver capability and boasts some excellent features:
Third party hardware can also be supported via the ExtIO interface, but with reduced functionality. SDRuno contains native support for the SDRplay RSP and no extra plugins are required. SDRuno is the new name for the RSP compatible version of Studio1, the rights to which we obtained and announced on 28th April. SDRplay is pleased to announce the official release of SDRuno for the RSP. SDRuno is a customized version of the Studio1 software which SDRplay acquired the rights to last April. That is set to change today as SDRplay have announced the release of their SDRuno software, a free general purpose software defined radio program for the RSP. The closest competitor, the Airspy has the free official SDR# software, but the RSP relied only on third party programs like HDSDR and SDR-Console.
One of the main drawbacks of the RSP has been that it does not have any official software associated with it. See our previous post for a review comparing the Airspy and RSP. We consider it and it’s competitors the Airspy R2/Mini to be the best next step up from an RTL-SDR. The SDRplay is a $149 USD RX only software defined radio with a 12-bit ADC and up to 8 MHz of bandwidth that can tune from 10 kHz – 2 GHz. SDRplay Releases SDRuno: Free SDR Software for the RSP
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