Release Notes - SmartMTR for FlexRadio

Stay up to date with the latest changes and improvements to SmartMTR.

Version 1.4

Extremes Display Control: Choose how Signal Extremes are displayed — Disabled, Discreet, or Conspicuous — to match your visual preference.
Slice Selector: Easily choose which slice meters (A–H) are visible using new checkboxes.

Connection Fix: Fixed a connection issue caused by GUI Mode being enabled — disabling GUI Mode now allows more clients to connect simultaneously.
Demo Mode Fix: Fixed RX Filter metric not showing values in demo mode.

Recordings: Record your S-meter together with the received audio — straight from your FlexRadio. Recordings are saved as video files to your Movies folder and are easy to share with friends or on social media.
Signal Extremes: A new arc on the meter face shows the minimum and maximum signal levels from the past few seconds. At a glance you can see how much a signal has varied — great for comparing antenna positions or watching for fading.
New Metric — RX Filter: A new bottom-corner metric shows the current receiver filter bandwidth, especially useful when recording.
Window Resizing Improvements: A new bottom-right corner drag handle makes resizing easier. Auto-resize on slice change now adjusts height only, keeping your preferred width. A minimum window height ensures the first meter is always fully visible.
Visual Improvements: Existing meter faces have been refined.
Network Stability: General network stability improvements.

New Meter Appearances: Two additional visual themes — "Old Clock" and "Old Car" — offering a vintage aesthetic alongside the original Maestro style.
Configurable Display Options: Customize what information appears on the meter face. Bottom-left corner supports S-Meter, TX Power, SWR, Voltage, or Fan RPM. Bottom-right corner can display frequency and mode.
Enhanced Network Reliability: Improved handling of network errors for more stable connections in varied network environments.
Manual IP Address Entry: Connect to your radio by entering its IP address directly — useful when automatic discovery is unavailable due to network configuration.