V11 Beta 20 — a test build. It replaces Beta 19.
Changed
- Smoother display. The waterfall's static overlays (band plan, scale, dB lines) are drawn once again instead of with every frame, so frames land on time — most noticeable on a large Mac window.
- Less work for the app every frame. The spectrum and waterfall no longer create and throw away copies of every frame, so the app spends far less time tidying memory (about a third of what it was).
- Black faceplate: the reflection on the display panel is soft and faint, and drifts gently with the light, instead of a bright stripe across the frequency.
- Start automatically when power returns (Android 5.0–7.0 only). VibeServer can start itself after a power cut, once the network is up. This Android version should let the radio work again after a restart, but that isn't confirmed on every phone. Leaving it on can't break anything — if Android still blocks the radio, just start the server by hand.
- The performance overlay from Beta 19 is gone.
Fixed
- Resizing the Mac window no longer pauses the waterfall.
- The frequency's unit no longer wraps ("MH" / "z") in a narrow window.
- Web client: "MPX power" sits on one line, with its settling countdown beneath it.