Serpen'tera' Privacy now supports 10/32/64 character modes (have to use ncurses terminal to enter 32 or 64 char values)
NXDN Scrambler LFSR
Odd and End Terminal Tweaks
--Easier to use key entry for privacy modes
---Serpen'tera' 10 mode now available
--Slightly improved dmr dibit buffering/inverted dibit buffering
--Tweaks to console and ncurses output regarding FID, SVC, and privacy key values
--fix for RTL optional support (think I have all the ifdef covered now)
--TGT, SRC, FID, SVC, now set on Voice LC Header (not sure why I wasn't before)
--other misc tweaks that I can't recall
--NCurses Menu (no more tedious CLI options)
--Save/Read Capture Bin (WIP!)
--Read OP25 Capture Bin (WIP!)
--Per Call WAV saving on DMR Stereo
--Revampled Data Header and 1/2, 3/4 Data LRRP
--Dump LRRP Data to text file, import into QGIS
--Included QGIS Map File with layers set up
--DMR CACH and Burst FEC
--No more Port Audio or OSS...ever.
--Switch to 8Khz/1Ch for most decode types due to crisper sound
---DMR Stereo remains at 24/2, will look into revampint upsampe for cleaner sound
--Tweak Naming of DMR Stereo output streams, giving them unique names so that the pulse audio server will remember their audio levels and left and right channel configurations on subsequent start ups.
--Tweak timing of events inside of the DMR BS Stereo Method
DMR Stereo Payload Printing
--new method to print voice payloads
--dump DMR Stereo payloads without needing to use -d ./MBE/
--rework how DMR Stereo voice is handled and add extra features to it
--general code cleanup
More DMR Inversion fixes
--fix some issues regarding when to invert dibits
---still have random issue of frame syncing to voice type instead of data type immediately after voice ends in TDMA stereo when inverted, guessing the dibit buffer is storing non-inverted dibits causing this?
--code will need a round of cleanup once fully tested and going good inverted
DMR Stereo TDMA
--play voice in both TDMA slots with the -T option (dsd -fr -T)
--Improved MS voice (mostly working) and data handling (hit or miss)
--pretty pretty colors on the console log output
--rate 3/4 data decoding partially working
