FoxSDR 0.99.95

FoxSDR 0.99.95 makes the patch page's demodulator speak every mode on its list. A Demod part set to USB, LSB, CW or DSB now really demodulates that way - with the receiver's own sideband filter and its 700 Hz CW tone - so a blueprint for a single-sideband or CW plugin decodes in the patch, not only in the receiver.

This is a fix to 0.99.94's blueprints; nothing else changes. The Microsoft Store copy stays on its current version until the next submission is certified.

SHA-256 of foxsdr-setup-0.99.95.exe:
5162d47427efaeeb9343081707166dc2bd617cdb0d5ad8fe361ceb0718254034

SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.95-x86_64.AppImage:
5519548a260def5c08536e78bf3b760bf490075438e451d38f349a53123e0c0d

SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.95-linux-x64.tar.gz:
c9cd179944f2e10d9ad943861573957bd715e89d543f4d26d254a4ee6a32285c

SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.95-aarch64.AppImage:
a75da12dbcbcc231f0b4c755f5e828d963b7d1812a44d753348b1afe4fc76ecd

SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.95-linux-arm64.tar.gz:
fbe29818626a863e6e5478bf919a62b9950a948f90e90e747d0c9bd001fd60ce

Features and fixes, 2026-10-26

USB, LSB, CW, DSB and RAW in the patch. The Demod part has always offered the receiver's eight modes, but until now the patch played everything except the two FM modes as AM. For a single-sideband or CW signal, which has no carrier to follow, that was silence - so 0.99.94's blueprints for such plugins were placed correctly and then heard nothing. The patch now runs the receiver's own demodulator for these modes: the upper or lower sideband is selected with the other one cut by more than 60 dB, and a CW carrier on the channel's frequency plays as a 700 Hz tone. AM and FM sound exactly as they did.

The sideband width is the receiver's standard 3 kHz; a patch channel still has no bandwidth control of its own.