Windows 10 IoT?

[someengineer1]

Curious if anyone has tried running SDRTrunk (and possibly Rdio Scanner) on Windows 10 IoT and if so, if it provided lower resource/power consumption than Windows 10 Pro?

I'm assuming it would need to be Enterprise and not Core, but that's fine.

[ryanbytes]

I'm running Rdio Scanner and the latest nightly of SDRTrunk on Windows 10 IoT Enterprise on an iMac with zero problems. I can't speak to resource usage but I'm running four dongles no problem. Here are the machine specs:

Device Name: Streamer
Processor: Intel Core i5-4570S @ 2.90 GHz
RAM: 8 GB
Storage: 932 GB SSD (Samsung 860 EVO 1TB)
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M
System: 64-bit Windows

[someengineer1]

Cool, thanks for confirming. Didn't really have any reason to think it wouldn't work.

Currently I'm running trunk recorder which can do conventional analog, conventional P25, and Motorola Smartnet. But it has some drawbacks for each. If/when CTCSS/PL is working in SDRTrunk I'm considering going back to that along with Unitrunker for the Motorola, and unfortunately Uni only works in Windows.

I'm currently running it on a 2nd Gen i7 laptop with an 850 Evo and it handles things quite well (even used to run SDRTrunk on it fine). Though I may re purpose a 6th gen i5 for it instead.

I'm also running 4 dongles and currently only 4 active recorders at a time but I'm probably going to add some more. Trunk recorder on Linux is really great on the CPU usage and has been rock solid, can go months without a reboot or any intervention at all, just wish it had better P25 decoding and some other stuff.