Newbie with Raspberry Pi

[Oblivian]

And there it is. That is not a normal dvbt stick. It's proprietary and is why it is Linux certified.

No supported RTLSDR devices found.

I'm afraid it's not got the right chipset for what normal SDR work.

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[crapufish]

:-(

Ok, so to conclude this, for anyone out there planing to use a Sundtek MediaTV Digital Home III for Flightradar24: it doesn't work.

I will still try next days to reinstall the whole Raspberry but without the drivers for the Sundtek. Maybe maybe.

Thank you very much for your help!

[Oblivian]

I can't confirm my assumption is 100% correct. As I wasn't able to find specifications on that stick to see whats inside (requires a Realtek RTL82xx chip). But normally you wouldn't need drivers, and the site has that its certified all over it which raises an alarm.

[Sam26K]

I went through this same exercise with my first DVB-T stick that cost around 200USD. Not the right chip set. Does not work as an open source SDR
I still have it and it still won't do SDR.

My suggestion is to spring for another 20USD ADS-B stick and forget that one.