
Ham Imaging
SSTV Pictures by Radio
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What's New in Ham Imaging
4.1.0
October 6, 2026
Decode a saved recording, in more formats — the file button beside Receive used to open a WAV file and nothing else. It now opens what the Tools tab opens: WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC, OGG and FLAC. Pick the recording and its picture is decoded exactly as it would be from the air. A recording longer than any single SSTV picture, a whole pass for example, is handed to Tools with one tap, where you trim the part you want; a video goes there too; and a file that is not a recording is refused by name, in a sentence. OGG recordings of the common kind — the kind a SatNOGS recording of a satellite pass is — now open in Receive and in Tools: where the system has no decoder for them, the app uses its own, offline like everything else. Audio files are now read by the system’s audio-file reader, to the last sample — which matters because the end of a recording is the bottom of its picture. A recording handed from Receive to Tools no longer leaves a copy of itself behind in temporary storage. And the About page now has four links on one row — User Manual, Support, Version History and Privacy Policy — with the Privacy Policy opening in your browser. A message that carries a button, Saved to Ham Imaging Gallery with TO PHOTOS for one, now goes away by itself after seven seconds instead of staying until it is swiped. de A41UX 73
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