v0.4.0

Added

• wave1090, a Mode S receiver on dump1090's AVR, BaseStation and Beast
  ports, taking mlat back and writing tar1090's JSON.
• IQStream server on --iqstream-listen or the setup card, sharing the span
  and spare radios, through NAT.
• IQStream, rtl_tcp, SpyServer and KiwiSDR as remote tuners, beside packet feeds in one dialog.
• IQStream remote tuners set from here: dial, gain, switches, trim and span.
• IQStream directory on nostr, listed from the receiver or wave1090 --iqstream-list, opened with TUNE.
• SpyServer directory, listed by frequency and free slot, opened with TUNE.
• rtl_tcp bias tee, direct sampling, RTL AGC and E4000 offset tuning.
• Stitched receivers from several matching tuners, their drift taken out and trimmed per tuner.
• Protocol descriptions fetched from waveshark-protocols: ISM sensors, remotes
  and FSK links as YAML, each a mode in the menu, overridden from
  ~/.config/waveshark/protocols.
• Transmit for POCSAG, APRS, RTTY, BLE advertising, SSTV and RDS, on a channel decoding one.
• VOX and a roger beep on the transmit channel.
• CTCSS tones and DCS codes on a saved channel, squelched on and sent when keyed.
• Flipper .sub files in a scripts panel, keyed at their frequency, and eight collections to download.
• Captures transmitted from a channel, trimmed to their transmissions or a window first.
• Captures named outside the rtl_433 convention, with rate, format and centre given on a card or --capture.
• Raw capture armed on energy, a file per burst with its lead-in.
• FT8 and FT4 on the HF dials, live or replayed, with grid squares on the map.
• NXDN talk groups and callers, with speech where it is not enciphered.
• P25 phase 1 talk groups, radio ids and keys, without speech.
• DAB ensembles and their stations, without sound.
• DRM services and their labels, without sound.
• IEEE 802.15.4 at 2.4 GHz, with the addresses under Zigbee, Thread and Matter.
• Z-Wave locks, sensors and plugs on 868 and 908 MHz.
• FLEX paging at 1600 and 3200 baud, and P2000 dispatch pins on the map.
• Two-tone paging, named from an operator's list.
• MDC-1200 unit ids, still named from a damaged burst.
• RTTY and Morse as text in the message view.
• EAS and SAME alert headers, on the NOAA Weather Radio channels.
• SSTV, APT, WEFAX and EAS read off a listening channel's audio, picked on the strip.
• NOAA APT, HF weather fax and Meteor-M LRPT pictures on the video pane.
• Inmarsat STD-C broadcasts and Aero ACARS off an L-band patch.
• Iridium ring alerts, with the satellite and its beam on the map.
• UAT at 978 MHz: light aircraft, weather and traffic.
• COSPAS-SARSAT 406 MHz beacons on the map.
• Radiosondes on the map: Vaisala RS41, Graw DFM, M10, M20, iMet, iMS-100, MRZ and LMS6.
• Radiosonde launch sites from SondeHub, with the time to the next release.
• Open Drone ID aircraft on the map, off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
• Display signal leakage read as pictures, TempestSDR-style, with a scanner table block.
• Analogue FPV video named with its channel, R1, F4, A5.
• Itron ERT meters, XN297 remotes, Ford and Renault tyre sensors, Chrysler fobs, Eco-Eye and SPC775.
• Aircraft registration and type from the Mictronics database, drawn as the type's silhouette.
• VesselFinder link on each vessel in the track table.
• Distress and emergency alerts first on a map row.
• HF band plan below 30 MHz, per region, with the sideband each uses.
• Channel view: how loud and how crowded each Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 802.15.4 channel is.
• Heatmap export, a zoomable page of the span over time.
• Band walk in the scanner settings, stepping the dial past the span.
• Memory bank import from Chirp, CSV, Freqman and SDR#, and export as Chirp.
• Call timeline under the call list, with a stretch written out as one Opus file.
• Recordings table filters by talk group, caller, system or frequency.
• KISS TNC on --kiss-listen or the setup card.
• Decoder state on the channel strip: locked, acquiring or searching.
• Packet list type and modulation columns.
• Trace and waterfall detectors chosen apart: newest, mean, loudest or a percentile.
• Channel strip that can be put away and brought back.
• Text field right-click menu with cut, copy, paste and select all.
• sub-ghz-modem as the station's GPS, found with DETECT.
• LimeSDR ports picked by the name printed on the board.
• Agent and MCP reach into the settings, and arm the raw capture.
• Dataset downloads with a progress bar.
• Compiled features listed under the version in Setup.
• Installers: .deb, .rpm, .msi and .dmg, with Linux arm64 for a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5.
• Test recordings licensed CC BY 4.0, terms in testdata/LICENSE.md.

Changed

• RTL-SDR driven by the receiver's own USB driver, with no librtlsdr to install.
• Mode S reads more frames, several times faster on a Raspberry Pi 4 and x86.
• Agent voice is Kokoro: fifteen speakers, 330 MB, faster than real time on a CPU.
• One build per platform, speech on an NVIDIA card or the CPU.
• Release assets named with their version, an installer and a bare binary each.
• Windows draws through DirectX 12 where the card has it.
• IBM Plex type throughout, and dialogs on the darker chassis.
• Setup NETWORK tab for what this receiver serves.
• Call recording settings on a card off the call list.
• Map layers on a panel in the map's corner.
• Map draws anything that reports where it was.
• Auto mode places a decoder only where its service is.
• Busy 2.4 GHz band at 61.44 MS/s twice as fast.
• Transcript reads only channels with VOICE on.
• Span shows a rate off the list as its size.
• Span rolloff named on the channels and front ends in it.
• Band ribbon names the European land mobile allocations at 162, 410 and 440 MHz.
• FSK transmit rests keyed as no carrier.
• Packet log folder, unrecognised-burst filter and raw capture switch remembered between runs.

Fixed

• AIS frames missed on weak signals, with the DC block on, and on the second channel.
• RDS groups lost on a station whose subcarrier is in quadrature with the pilot.
• SSTV pictures washed out, black read as dark grey.
• Comm-B and surveillance replies filed under an address no aircraft has.
• Mode S frames across a block edge reported twice.
• RTL-SDR samples lost between USB transfers.
• RTL-SDR direct sampling hanging, and losing rate and gain when switched off.
• HackRF gain and bias tee reset after a span change.
• LimeSDR transmitting into an unselected port.
• Linux packages failing to start without a matching LimeSuite.
• Sensors invented out of a neighbour's burst.
• PWM sensors and remotes missed when the first or last pulse clipped.
• GT-TMBBQ05 thermometers read out of noise.
• Squelch hiss at the end of every over.
• CTCSS tones and DCS codes heard under the speech and in recordings.
• Settings that did not stick between runs or across a radio restart.
• Keying that never took while a stage refused the span.
• Span claims reported as faults on the waterfall.
• Auto mode opening sources across the band after a clipped transmitter.
• Call list airtime climbing with no channel open, and calls that never ended.
• Graph emptied by a saved patch naming a stage this build lacks.
• Receiver freezing on a rebuild behind a DVB-T channel.
• Receiver stopping when a strip channel's decoder refused its input.
• Waterfall auto scale stretched by a strong carrier.
• Waterfall stripe and trace jump when the dial moved.
• Mixer shift doing nothing until the graph was rebuilt.
• Located transmitters drawn with a circle smaller than the error.
• Home Assistant publishing stopped after a radio restart.
• Band ribbon labels overlapping where one allocation sits inside another.
• Scanner blocks placed across a radio's filter rolloff.
• --device opening the saved radio first, and not tuning or starting the one named.
• Captures with a sequence number before the rate replayed at 1 S/s.
• Address fields misreading IPv6, localhost:port and typos.

Removed

• Agent voice described in a sentence, and its precision setting.
• Packet log (+) button for adding a row's frequency as a channel.
• ISM868-Link decoder for an unidentified 868 MHz link.