1. If an calibration header gets detected, the resulting image will be saved in the "Pictures" directory and can be immediately seen in the Image gallery.
2. Switching away to another application will not stop the decoder and it will continue to run in background.
3. Old B/W or unsupported modes can be viewed in "Raw Mode".
4. To stop the decoder, you can either press pause or exit via the "back" button of Android.
1. The opposite of a spectrograph? Audio representation of visual data kind of thing?I just lost a nearly perfectly decoded image because I accidentally hit the delete button instead of the save button.Needs a confirm dialog.
2. I was able to set it to auto mode and received some cool pics from my local radio club using my baofeng uv5r.Very impressed by this, it works very well.
3. I love this app, but I've had a slight problem this last time I've installed it... For some reason the save button is greyed out, and the share button doesn't seem to do anything.
4. Is there any reason this would be happening that I'm just missing? I had to save my last image via screenshot, which isn't ideal, so I'd rather be able to use the default save feature :) I'm on Android 10 on a Nokia 7.1 Thanks for the great app!I don't know what this is.
5. I am on a Pixel 2xl running Android 10.Super annoying and frustrating that the mode changes back to RAW if you stop and restart your decoding.
6. Also, "Auto mode" isn't clear... tapping menu button seems to do nothing.
7. This is an excellent piece of software.Pause, then back button closes the app!! So many posts about running in the background.
8. Meanwhile, R36 WAS ON THE WRONG MODE THE WHOLE TIME BECAUSE IT F###ING RESET ITSELF! Poor design.
9. What exactly is going on here? Like the converse of sonar? Like a light into Sound kinda thing? Can you use it to hide audio? Not that sonar makes light.
10. I didn't know this, so when I restarted the scan it reset to raw.... I didn't notice because I was in another app tracking the ISS while listening to the SSTV transmission on my radio.
11. Scottie DX is actually the only mode that doesn't smear my profile picture.