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I just had to fix this issue. For me it was enough to delete every mention of atv_decoder from config.json in the folder that SDR++ runs from. |
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Thanks! As it turns out that was the solution I came up with too. Back in business. Curious though is there a list somewhere of what theses plugins are?Appreciate you responding to me. On May 17, 2026, at 10:25 PM, snowfall! ***@***.***> wrote:
I just had to fix this issue. For me it was enough to delete every mention of atv_decoder from config.json in the folder that SDR++ runs from.
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I have been using SDR++ on my MacBook Pro for a bit. I used the ARM download. I followed the instructions to add on some modules (Scanner and ATV Decoder). After downloading the ATV decoder the program keeps crashing. I thought I could just delete the module, but the program wont let me. I tried to uninstall the program and reinstall it, hoping that I could start fresh, but it keeps pulling up a version with the ATV decoder still in place. There is no way to turn off the decoder. And when I try to listen to a frequency the program contiues to crash. Also, when I hover the mouse over the screen it shows the ATV decoder as the source.
Can anyone help me here?
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