VibeSDR 11 B2 — the second beta of V11. Prerelease for Android (versionCode 506); installs over B1 as an update (same signing key) and keeps your settings. Supersedes 11 B1.
VibeServer inside VibeSDR is 11.0.0~b2.
Fixed since B1
- DAB and the audio self-heal no longer fight. Entering, leaving or changing a DAB multiplex has a few seconds where audio arrives but nothing plays yet; the self-heal took that for a fault, rebuilt the audio (a loud crack) and reopened the connection until DAB fell silent. It now waits out every DAB change in the app and on the watch, as the web client already did.
- Leaving DAB no longer parks the tuner at full gain, which made the next DAB entry (or a setup scan) start overloaded — why a quick scan could take 43 seconds.
- A dongle that drops off USB and comes back gets a fresh connection from Android instead of the dead one, so the server recovers by itself. Back within 5 minutes counts as a blip and the server carries on; gone longer, the server stops and stays stopped — it won't assume you still want to serve.
- "Start on boot" is removed. Android does not hand a USB radio to an app while the device is starting up, so the option could never keep its promise. After a restart, open VibeSDR and press Start.
New since B1
- Per-band IF filter in the phone's server settings (under Advanced), with the tuner's real widths — e.g. FM at 1.4 MHz.
- The DAB landing station after a restart: the owner's configured landing now wins after a reboot, restart or update; the station you were last on still resumes within a running server.
- The DAB quick scan works like a real listener: your bias-T (to power an aerial), ppm and AGC are applied, the AGC's DAB memory is used, and every re-scan reads the block afresh so new stations appear.
- Web client: a tour card for the SERVER HEALTH pill, and ABOUT names the server's version.