What is SDR-Radio?

 

SDR-RADIO.com is an advanced Windows console for Software Defined Radio (SDR) receivers and transceivers. Designed for the commercial, government, amateur radio and short-wave listener communities, the software provides a powerful interface for all SDR users. The software is being continually developed with new features added on a regular basis. Continuing the success of version 1.5, work on version 2 started in June 2012. The current release is Version 2.2. This software was written by Simon Brown, HB9DRV. Simon was the author of the very popular software Ham Radio Deluxe!

The software console is very impressive as shown below.

 

The software supports the following radios:

Radio	Status
RFspace SDR-IP	Supported
RFspace NetSDR	Supported
RFspace SDR-IQ	Supported
ELAD FDM-S1, FDM-S2	Supported
Ettus Research B200	Supported
Ettus Research (Other)	May work
FUNcube	Supported
FUNcube Plus	Supported
SoftRocks (Soundcard + Si570)	Supported
Airspy	Supported
RTL Dongles	Supported
MicroTelecom (Perseus)	Supported
Afredi SDR	Supported (USB and LAN), requires firmware v222 (December 18th, 2012) or higher.
SDR 1.5 'Andrus'	Supported via LAN interface only
bladeRF	Supported
hackRF	Supported
SDRPlay	Supported (Worked for me!)

 

SDR-Radio gives you the ability to connect to many remote servers around the world, including mine:

 

 

You can download SDR-Radio Console here.

 

Below is a listing, updated every 10 seconds of what tuners are available around the world. This comes from the SDR-Space.com website.