--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
Muting Enc Tweaks
--Tweak when to mute and unmute encrypted traffic, and when to write wav and mbe files when enc or not
--If any DMR traffic appears muted that shouldn't be, simply toggle the mute in ncurses menu
LRRP getDateL tweak
--expand array from 99 to 120; seems to be usable in both Linux Desktop and Cygwin this way, most tests required.
Revert getDateL array size; 200 fixes issue in Cygwin, but breaks in Linux builds; (priority is Linux builds)
--Will look into a different solution that works on both ends.
Encrypted DMR muted by default now; Can be toggled in Terminal; Will still dump payload on request. Fix Bug in DMR Stereo 'muddy sound' caused by appending audio errs to both left and right channel each pass instead of only when using left or right.
--will not playback audio or write wav files or mbe files when muted
Fix errs and errsR to only append/set in MBE when on that slot, not always
Cleanup the code in the dmr_sync.c file, fix minor code errors.
Include the dsd-fme-qgis-map file for opening with QGIS and importing LRRP data dumped to ~/lrrp.txt
Update the Readme file.
--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
Add info regarding download-and-install.sh vs download-and-install-nodeps.sh and when to use each one, and additional info on the transition from dsd to dsd-fme executable, and info on manually removing the old dsd executable if needed.
This version is to download and install if you already have dependencies installed, saving time over the initial download-and-install.sh which is only for new/clean builds without deps installed.
