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Copyright 2001 - 2021 by Joe Taylor, K1JT.
Release: WSJT-X 2.4.0-rc3
Mar 20, 2021
Release: WSJT-X 2.4.0-rc4
Mar 21, 2021
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WSJT-X 2.4.0 Release Candidate 4 adds new Q65 mode functionality and
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Q65-120x and Q65-300x.
- Audio frequency and decoded message are now saved for up to 100
of the most recent Q65 decodes. Subsequent double-click on
waterfall will search the list for that frequency +/- 10 Hz,
recover "DXCall" from the mosr recent decode there, and attempt
a q3-type decode at that frequency.
most recent Q65 decodes. Subsequent double-click on waterfall will
search the list for the clicked frequency +/- 10 Hz, recover
"DXCall" from the mosr recent decode there, and attempt a decode at
that frequency with full "q3" sensitivity.
- Use new ADIF recommendations for Q65: mode=MSK, submode=Q65.
- Use new ADIF recommendations for Q65: mode=MFSK, submode=Q65.
- If "Single decode" is unchecked, ;ook for Q65 decodes from
- If "Single decode" is unchecked, look for Q65 decodes from
accumulated average even after obtaining a single-sequence
decode at selected Rx Freq.
- Display original UTC (derived from file name) on the waterfall,
for data read from .wav files.
- Corrected several bounds errors caused by unusual settings on
- For data read from .wav files, display the original UTC (derived
from file name) on the waterfall instead of current UTC.
- Protect against bounds errors caused by unusual settings on the
Wide Graph.
- Correct a problem with Split operation in FT4 mode. Thanks to