RX888 (v1 not MKII )not working in VHF

[kokoshell]

${RX888_STREAMER}/target/release/rx888_stream vhf --sample-rate 10000000 --frequency 97000000 -g 100 -m high -a 0 --pga -o - | ./build/spectrumserver --config ./config-rx888-VHF.toml

Is the VHF mode using IQ data instead of REAL ? Tried IQ and U8 as is same chip as in RTL-SDR , still doesnt work.

cat config-rx888-VHF.toml
[server]
port=9002 # Server port
html_root="frontend/dist/" # HTML files to be hosted
otherusers=1 # Send where other users are listening, 0 to disable
threads=2

[websdr]
register_online=false # If the SDR should be registered on https://sdr-list.xyz then put it to true
name="ChangeThis" # Name that is shown on https://sdr-list.xyz
antenna="ChangeThis" # Antenna that is shown on https://sdr-list.xyz
grid_locator="ChangeThis" # 4 or 6 length Grid Locatlr shown on https://sdr-list.xyz and for the Distance of FT8 Signals
hostname="" # If you use ddns or something to host with a domain enter it here for https://sdr-list.xyz

[limits]
audio=1000
waterfall=1000
events=1000

[input]
sps=10000000 # Input Sample Rate, only 10Ms/s works for me .....
fft_size=8388608 # FFT bins
fft_threads=2
brightness_offset=0 # Waterfall brightness offset. Reduce to negative if you see black regions in the waterfall
frequency=97000000 # Baseband frequency
signal="real" # real or iq
accelerator="opencl" # Accelerator: none, cuda, opencl
audio_sps=48000 # Audio Sample Rate
audio_compression="flac" # flac or opus
waterfall_size=2048
waterfall_compression="zstd" # zstd or av1
smeter_offset=0

[input.driver]
name="stdin" # Driver name
format="s16" # Sample format: u8, s8, u16, s16, u32, s32, f32, f64

[input.defaults]
frequency=97000000 # Default frequency to show user
modulation="WBFM" # Default modulation

[Steven9101]

Im actually unsure about the VHF Mode. I will try to look into it soon

[ON5HB]

Nobody got it to work in VHF mode, no idea why. I even tried via Soapy and it won't do it. So far only Windows users got it to work. Phantom works fine in VHF/UHF with other devices like the RSP1A or Airspy Discovery.