Android 10.5, build 348.
The up/down-converter now shows the frequency you are actually listening to. With a converter fitted the app displayed the DONGLE's frequency, not yours — 102.2 MHz on an FM band bar while a Ham It Up user was really on 2.2 MHz. Two faults, both proven on real hardware: the status coming back from the radio never met the converter, and the audio socket — a second door that bypasses the usual path — was tuning the dongle to the wrong frequency outright. The readout, the band plan and the spectrum axis now all agree, and the dongle sits where it should.
The converter buttons name the hardware. "125 MHz up" now also says "Ham It Up v1.2+", "120 MHz up" says "SpyVerter", and the LNB options name themselves. The frequency stays the title — it is what is printed on the box and it covers converters nobody has heard of — but you no longer have to know your LO to find your own device.
The decoder box header says it can be scrolled. On a narrow screen the controls past the title were reachable but nothing said so: a clipped button reads as a broken layout. There are now edge fades and arrows, shown only on the side that actually has more, and tapping one scrolls.
Server mode has two more ways out — stop and go back to setup, or stop and go straight to the directory. Previously the only exit landed on the server list, so changing a setting meant re-entering server mode and scrolling the whole page back down to Start.
Also includes the VibeServer directory work: radios are now chosen in the directory itself rather than through a second trip to the front door, with live occupancy ("2/10 in use") and tuning limits ("Locked 2.8-10.8MHz", "Shared · AM/FM Broadcast") on each one.
Both the APK and the Play bundle (.aab) are attached.