Ive got a few quality of life improvements after using SRPP on android with the RTL-SDR over the weekend for about 8 hours straight.
Adjusting bandwidth is kind of a pain, more times than not, It tunes to wherever your finger is, instead of adjusting the bandwidth. Would recommend making these touch zones a little wider or a long press and drag near the end of the bandwidth. Would also be cool to be able to long press and drag along the bandwidth text entry field to scroll up or down on the bandwidth, but I would rather this be done on the waveform.
Zoom mechanics: Would be nice to be able to 2 finger pinch zoom in and out on the horizontal and vertical axis of the waveform instead of purely using the side buttons.
adding bookmarks. The field does not adjust with text, and is only good for 2-3 short words before it gets cut off.
left panel scrolling. Would be nice to be able to scroll by swiping on the main body of the menu, not needing to purely use the scroll bars.
The last point I have might not be a thing in radio, but it is in the audio engineering world is auto noise leveling. would be nice to have a button you press that will analyze your current frequency and static levels and max average them so that when someone keys up, their voice is likely to be louder than the background static, allowing you to be able to hear them and when they key off, you wont hear the static. Im not sure how to describe it, almost like an audio duck but in reverse. Auto squelch type thing.
Ive got a few quality of life improvements after using SRPP on android with the RTL-SDR over the weekend for about 8 hours straight.
The last point I have might not be a thing in radio, but it is in the audio engineering world is auto noise leveling. would be nice to have a button you press that will analyze your current frequency and static levels and max average them so that when someone keys up, their voice is likely to be louder than the background static, allowing you to be able to hear them and when they key off, you wont hear the static. Im not sure how to describe it, almost like an audio duck but in reverse. Auto squelch type thing.