I've added a profile on the SDR for the RTL-SDR. It shows 2.4Mhz of the FM band. That's in addition to the profile for the SDRPlay. You can switch profiles by using the dropdown at the top of the Settings box on the right hand side of the display.
OK, I just added another profile to the SDR, this for the HackRF.
So we now have 3 (although the SDRPlay randomly decides to fail for some reason):
- RTL-SDR - Displays 2.4Mhz of the upper FM band.
- SDRPlay - Displays about 4.5 Mhz of the upper FM band.
- HackRF - Displays 8 Mhz of the upper FM band.
The RTL-SDR is maxed out. I hope to expand the SDRPlay to 6Mhz; any more and the server CPU utilization gets too high. But it's currently acting a bit wonky. The HackRF can do more than 8Mhz, but I'm keeping it there for now to see how it and the server copes.
It should be noted that the status box on the right of the waterfall display can hide stations (including Artisan Radio). You can and should make it transparent (the opacity control) to see those stations.
@artisan-radio Boomer had mentioned to me that he "used to run a Kiwi, now I have a WEB-888, and you can tune to it here: www.boomerthedog.com:8073/"
I notice while similar to yours, it appears to be a different interface, is the WEB-888 software something you've ever experimented with?