Does "JTempestSDR" still run on Windows10 for people here?
On my system it seems it doesn't work anymore.
When I try to run the .jar file nothing happens.
No error-messages or anything. Just nothing.
So I'm wondering if it's some windows update that broke things on my end, or if it's broken for all.
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Re: JTempestSDR
You might want to try compiling it yourself, or try our fork with a precompiled version. See the instructions here https://www.rtl-sdr.com/tempestsdr-a-sd ... diated-rf/.
The comments there might also be useful. Seems like there's a wide variety of things that can make it incompatible.
The comments there might also be useful. Seems like there's a wide variety of things that can make it incompatible.
Re: JTempestSDR
Thank you.
The thing is I already had got it working (Using your fork)
It ran in march 2018, when I set it up and tested it, on a Windows10-x64 machine.
I managed to get it running with 2 different SDR's (One being an AirspyR2)
Then I didn't use it again, until I wanted to try it a few days ago... but now the jar file doesn't open.
It throws no errors or anything. In fact nothing appears to happen at all (No signs on task-manager of anything hanging). So I'm thinking it must be related to some update of either java or Windows, between march and now, which have broken something, which is why I wondered if anybody else could still run it.
The thing is I already had got it working (Using your fork)
It ran in march 2018, when I set it up and tested it, on a Windows10-x64 machine.
I managed to get it running with 2 different SDR's (One being an AirspyR2)
Then I didn't use it again, until I wanted to try it a few days ago... but now the jar file doesn't open.
It throws no errors or anything. In fact nothing appears to happen at all (No signs on task-manager of anything hanging). So I'm thinking it must be related to some update of either java or Windows, between march and now, which have broken something, which is why I wondered if anybody else could still run it.