sdrtrunk-vce 0.6.2 Alpha 4

sdrtrunk-vce 0.6.2 Alpha 4

This alpha makes desktop and web navigation clearer, improves P25 call and talker-alias accounting, and removes the
multi-second delay from large site-activity histories.

Alpha software: Stop SDRTrunk and back up the portable database before upgrading. Existing databases are
validated but never migrated automatically during normal startup.

Highlights

• Activity selection now clears when switching between Conventional and trunked-site tabs, preventing lower detail
  views from showing a previous system's context.
• Compact contextual Open Web navigation and a fixed-position desktop status footer.
• Web-console date-and-time stamps, WACN-first identity order, fixed table widths, metric guides, and responsive
  System/Site information layouts.
• Detailed site-activity history now uses indexed time-order cursor pagination; representative multi-million-row
  lookups dropped from several seconds to milliseconds.
• Hourly P25, non-P25, Recorded, and Sent to Streamer charts plus 24-hour per-site activity comparisons.
• Explicit completed-call lifecycle accounting for tracked, recorded, and streamer-delivered calls.
• More reliable P25 talker-alias aggregation across control and traffic processing chains.
• Bounded native tuner-buffer processing that discards stale queued IQ during sustained overload.
• Expanded lifecycle, activity-selection, native-buffer, talker-alias, and query-plan regression coverage.

Upgrade notes

This release uses P25 history schema v19.

• Alpha 3 / schema v17: while SDRTrunk is stopped, run the external
  v17-to-v18 migration,
  followed by the
  v18-to-v19 migration.
• Schema v18: run only the v18-to-v19 migration.
• Schema v14, v15, or v16: follow each documented migration in order through v19.
• Every migration tool requires SDRTrunk to be stopped, creates a timestamped backup, and validates the resulting
  database.
• Do not merge an extracted package into an existing installation. Replace the application/install directory and keep
  its portable data directory.

Downloads

• Windows: choose windows-x86_64 for standard Intel/AMD PCs or windows-aarch64 for Windows on ARM.
• Linux: choose linux-x86_64 or linux-aarch64 for your CPU.
• macOS: Apple-silicon users should normally choose macos-app-aarch64. Portable runtime archives are also
  provided for Apple silicon (osx-aarch64) and Intel Macs (osx-x86_64).

All packages include a curated Java 25 runtime. JMBE is not bundled; configure it through
Preferences > Decoder > JMBE Audio Library when digital voice conversion is required.

Verify downloads with SHA256SUMS.txt before installing.