VibeSDR for Android now lives at net.vibesdr.app only.
- VibeSDR-11.0-571.apk — the app. All updates come here.
- VibeSDR-legacy-11.0-RC5-531.apk — the final build of the old app (
com.vibesdr.app), kept here so you can
still get your bookmarks out: its VibeSDR has a new home notice has an EXPORT MY BOOKMARKS button; in the new
app open the frequency card → BOOKMARKS → IMPORT. Then uninstall "VibeSDR (legacy)" — with both installed, Android
has to choose which app gets a plugged-in SDR.
VibeSDR 11.0
The final V11 release. Everything from the release candidates, plus, since RC42:
- Maps on Android now run on the GPU, as they do on iPhone and Mac: the vector map, and every aircraft and ground station on the HFDL map — a receiver showing 650 aircraft flies smoothly even on a budget phone. The newest aircraft's glow is far lighter on every device.
- OpenWebRX S-meter fixed: OpenWebRX servers no longer read S9 and above on plain noise. The owner's own S-meter calibration is used where they have set one; otherwise the noise sits at S3, as on a calibrated receiver.
- OpenWebRX's own AUTO SQUELCH is in the squelch section: one press sets the squelch just above what you hear.
- KiwiSDR recordings on Android play at the right speed.
- RTTY: after a short fade the decoder no longer prints the next word in figures when the fade swallowed a shift ("4583 KHZ", not "4583((0""), while DWD's synop number groups still survive fades.
- The tuning drums no longer go blank after saving a recording to another app; the name or callsign box no longer jumps about behind the keyboard.