NeuroSDR — Download and install for real SDR hardware This guide is for people who download a release and run NeuroSDR on Windows with a dongle or RSP. Author: KD8CEC . Repo install text (English + KO/JA/ZH): INSTALL.md . 1. Get the software Open GitHub Releases (not the green Code zip on the repo home page). Download the newest Windows x64 asset (example: NeuroSDR-v0.2-win-x64.zip ). Extract everything to a writable folder (e.g. C:\NeuroSDR ). Run NeuroSDR.exe . Old Zadig builds break RTL-SDR on modern Windows. Always use the latest Zadig when you need WinUSB. 2. What the zip already contains NeuroSDR.exe and supporting runtime files for that package Bundled native helpers for common USB SDRs (RTL-SDR, HackRF, Airspy, …) under paths such as native\ Built-in AF / IQ plugins You normally do not download extra librtlsdr DLLs for those sticks beyond the release folder. 3. Main hardware path (this is the product) Hardware SOURCE name (typical) What you inst...
NeuroSDR — What it is (hardware SDR first, AI where it helps) Hello. This is KD8CEC . NeuroSDR is a Windows software-defined radio receiver . The primary job is simple to state and hard to do well: take IQ from a real SDR, show a usable spectrum/waterfall, demodulate cleanly, and keep decoding plugins running while you still listen. I publish release zips so most people never compile anything: NeuroSDR Releases . NeuroSDR main window — local or discovered hardware appears under SOURCE; RX START runs the receiver. How to read this series: NeuroSDR is a hardware SDR application . SDRplay, RTL-SDR, HackRF, Airspy / Airspy HF+, SoapySDR devices, and rtl_tcp are the main path. Virtual WebSDR / KiwiSDR / OpenWebRX sources exist as a convenience when you have no dongle or want a public remote site — they are secondary , not the product definition. 1. Why I built it this way There are already good SDR programs. What I wanted on my desk was: Wide capture + many receivers at ...