VibeServer Lite 11 RC33 — the server only, for Android TV boxes, old phones and tablets (Android 5.0+, ARM).
Installs over earlier Lite builds and keeps your settings.
Since RC32
- The served web page flashes tuning requests ("U2: Can I tune?") on the SHARED TUNER banner when the chat is closed, rate-limited; admin mode opens PIN radios; the landing page's PIN box has a solid backing.
In RC32 (since RC31)
- A public address that stops answering is replaced by itself. The tunnel is checked by using it every two minutes; three failures and a fresh one is made and listed — no more "online but not responding" all day.
- The served web page answers "Anyone know what this is?" with an "It's …" row, links each answer and the mode picker to the Signal Identification Wiki, and credits it in About.
In RC31 (since RC30)
- RDS station names that change word by word are passed on only once whole — no more "NIRV" / "BLOOR" on US stations that rotate their name.
- The served web page keeps a US station's rotating words, led by its call letters.
In RC30 (since RC29)
- Chat: nine social phrases and a "This sounds …" row; listeners numbered from User 1 with no gaps, a number held two minutes for a reconnect, and a "— User 1 joined —" line when it passes on.
- Learned bookmarks name stations whose text rotates: US call letters from the PI, elsewhere the name the rotation keeps returning to.
- On a US receiver, RDS carries the station's call letters; the served web page shows them for a scrolling name, offers the Americas' 200 kHz FM step, and notes a station country that is not the receiver's.
In RC29 (since RC28)
- Listener limit − / + keys beside the box (TV remotes need no number keyboard).
- A radio with its own PIN reports that it needs one.
- The served web page shows a saved WEFAX slant on its ADJ key.
In RC28 (since RC27)
- WEFAX decoding as in the app: fading start tones start their chart, phasing kept at a line's edge, steady status, and the phasing decision in the log.
- The served web page carries the strip auto-align (centre cut), CLR and retune-as-new-chart.
In RC27 (since RC26)
- Crash logs: Lite now records its own crashes, and Export logs on the server screen copies or shares a report naming the exact build.
- The served web page carries the DWD late-join WEFAX cut.
In RC26 (since RC25)
- The served web page carries the conservative worldwide WEFAX auto-align.
In RC25 (since RC24)
- Audio runs at exactly its true rate on every radio and mode (a rounding error had it up to 117 ppm off).
- A running decoder keeps its audio when the listener's connection blips.
In RC24 (since RC23)
- DAB transmitter sites for Switzerland, Czechia and the Netherlands (regulators' open data); your own transmitter list can be added.
- Two DAB decoder fixes.
In RC23 (since RC22)
- Rides through TV standby: the dongle is picked up again the moment the TV powers its USB back, a radio that keeps returning is never given up on, and Keep radio alive (on by default for TVs and TV boxes) holds it awake.
In RC22 (since RC21)
- The SDRplay start-up message shows on every start-up again.
Since RC15
- DAB: the reception meter's audio-unit and scale-factor counters (DAB+ access units are counted individually).
- Antenna ranges and filters, sent to listeners and the directory.
- SDRplay start-up message can no longer stick; gain stage that does not respond is logged.
- The web page served to listeners carries every display and WEFAX change listed in the app release.
RC22 re-cut (Lite 43): the settings screen opens at once (one read instead of ~70 redraws), and the DAB quick scan always finishes — its result or a plain "no answer" after 45 s.