Six looks for FoxSDR. Choose a theme in the Display section: Today (exactly the look you know), Classic XL (no tuner switches and the frequency figures twice the size), Night Watch, Glass, Daylight Lab and Field Radio. Right-click the frequency counter to enlarge its figures, show or hide the tuner switches, or change its face, in any theme. Every theme keeps text readable against what it sits on, including menus, tooltips and pop-ups, and the Stop plugin key on the mute banner is never cut off, whatever the window size or language.
Up- and down-converters. If your radio sits behind a converter (a Ham It Up, a VLF up-converter, a down-converter for microwave bands), set it in the new Converter block in Source: Up or Down, its oscillator frequency, and whether it inverts the spectrum. FoxSDR then tunes and shows the frequency on the air, and tells the radio the converted one. Presets, bookmarks, the scanner, the web remote, CAT and plugins all work in air frequencies. The setting is kept per radio, and changing it keeps you on the station you were hearing where the radio can reach it.
Not yet tried on the hardware. There is no converter on this desk: the converter was proved against software stand-ins of the radios, including an inverting 125 MHz up-converter hearing SAQ at 16.4 kHz. If yours behaves differently, REPORT A BUG / DISLIKE reaches us directly.
SHA-256 of foxsdr-setup-0.99.37.exe:
8059d7c11775e7060688db8f1168e8f238499681e6b536d45f1f5168a234c2fa
SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.37-x86_64.AppImage:
3f9040fc97cba2f01875a47af94290f9c24b0f41c3c589b12d749214cf3945f8
SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.37-linux-x64.tar.gz:
7ebff9d5fcfb73fda06ac5a7c7e8f5502bd82de0aa7130e9429869220c8326d0