Reading through the posts it seems to me that the question of supported bandwiths seems to be a major issue. I would like to improve documentation by creating some table - but I need input! Hence I would like to ask the community to reply to this topic providing the following information: - Used SDR: <DummySDR> - Working Bandwiths: <1.1Ms> - Used Computer System / Version: <Raspberry 3+> - Used decoders: <APRS,FT8> Please make sure these bandwiths are actually working (voice sounds normal, digital decoders such as FT8 are decoding something ...) It is perfectly possible to run for example a SDRPlay at a bandwith which is unsuitable -> no decodes but not also no error. Of course the selected bandwith should also not overload the CPU ;-) Thanks in advance & 73 Birk [DB3DE]

Hello dear radio enthusiasts, today we'd like to announce the availability of the new version 1.1.0 of OpenWebRX, your software defined radio server. This release is primarily a maintenance release to resolve the issues created by the removal of the software decoder library "mbelib" from the project. It introduces a new component, "codecserver", that will take over the task of decoding the audio of all digital voice modes using the AMBE codec (DMR, D-Star, YSF and NXDN) from now on. Codecserver has been designed to be modular in order to be able to support different hardware and software codecs. In this first release, it comes bundled with a module that allows interfacing with AMBE-3000 chips connected through a serial interface, which should cover most available AMBE USB sticks. Also in this release are new decoders for D-Star and NXDN, along with the corresponding metadata displays, meaning that you will now see callsigns, talkgroups, location data etc. for these modes, too. Finally, this release also features an overhaul of most of the graphical elements of the receiver interface, which have been repainted as scalable vector graphics (SVGs). The difference is most visible on retina displays, and at the same time the new graphics are also considerably smaller in size, so will also improve the site performance. The release is now available via the usual upgrade and download channels, please see the upgrade documentation for more information. Best regards and vy 73s Jakob DD5JFK P.S. As usual, this topic will be pinned and locked due to it being a "special notice" that does not follow normal E-Mail settings that individual group members have set up. This measure is not intended to discourage discussion in any way though, feel free to open new topics about whatever feedback or questions you may have.