Using device 0: ezcap USB 2.0 DVB-T/DAB/FM dongle So you could use one USB port for RTLSDR and another port for using the dongle to watch DVB-T with the supplied Windows application.
INSTALL ZADIG DRIVER DRIVER
It seems that you can change which driver is loaded depending on the USB port used. Note that if you insert the dongle into a different USB port you may have to use Zadig again. Before you proceed make sure the USBID matches the VID/PID. The big button underneath will say “Replace Driver” or “Reinstall Driver”. In the box to the right of the green arrow make sure “WinUSB” is chosen - not libusb or libusbk. This should be the primary endpoint of your RTL device: Run the Zadig.exe file (Zadig_xp.exe if you are using Windows XP) and you should see the following with an empty list:Ĭlick on Options and select “List All Devices”:Ĭhoose the one that says “Bulk-In, Interface (Interface 0)”.
INSTALL ZADIG DRIVER INSTALL
Don't install the software on the CD that comes with the device.
Plug your RTL device in for the first time, Windows may request a driver or automatically install a driver from Microsoft - this is OK as it will be replaced in the next few steps. these correpond to 32bit and 64bit rtl_sdr binaries. You should see the file zadig.exe, zadig_xp.exe and two directories: x32 and 圆4. If you observe no further output, everything is fine.ĭownload and extract the archive rtlsdr_win.zip
Info: This tool will continuously read from the device, and report if
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