The patch page runs your plugins. Every installed decoder plugin is now a part in the patch page's bin, by name. Wire a decoder to a Channel and it is fed that channel - tuned, filtered and at the rate the plugin asks for - so several decoders on several frequencies run off one radio at once. Wire it to the Radio and it gets the whole capture. Audio decoders go behind a demodulator. Picture decoders (APT, WEFAX, SSTV) are parts too and show their picture on the node.
Nodes are instruments. A channel's frequency is typed on the channel itself, a demodulator's mode is picked on the demodulator, the radio shows its centre and rate, and a speaker says what it is playing. A new Spectrum part draws a live trace and waterfall - of the whole band with every channel marked and named, or of one channel. A Text out part is a decoder log. Every node has a close key in its title bar and a resize grip in its corner.
Fixed. Closing the patch page while a patch was playing could crash FoxSDR (it freed audio buffers still in use). A saved patch kept channel frequencies to six significant digits, so a channel such as 446.00625 MHz came back a few hundred hertz off after a restart; they are now saved exactly.
SHA-256 of foxsdr-setup-0.99.15.exe: a5bba80c17f0f9deb93e97769bba5b1ef12baf5460c0051a3b063131624debad
SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.15-x86_64.AppImage: bfdf5e16dc975d8a7f3811eaac1d4fe35634343716ff9a6ac6ad14f22449ae28
SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.15-linux-x64.tar.gz: 1d74a8825364fcd8b9e84538bbbc68720c518c573e8bc83be3861d1e9314fb34