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The latest version of Breakaway On (3.32.47) has been released and is available from the downloads page at https://www.claessonedwards.com/download/ .
Awesome! Not a ton of changes but good to see movement!
BreakawayOne Version Update History: Version 3.32.05
USB Serial 433 MHz RF receiver support (ESP8266/ESP32) for speaker volume control.
HTTP server standards compliant REST API added (all parameters)Also some changes to Breakaway Audio Enhancer and the Breakaway Pipline:
Breakaway Audio Enhancer Version Update History: Version 1.44.00
Separated BAE installer from the Breakaway Pipeline Driver
This fixes our previous issues with the Breakaway Pipeline Driver. This ensurse future installations of BAE will no longer conflict with previous pipeline as BAE and Pipeline are installed and uninstalled separately.
Adjusted UI scaling on dropdown menusYes, the changes are a little underwhelming, but there has been a lot of “stuff” going on behind the scenes and I believe we’ll see some more releases quite quickly from here.
Please note that any references to “BreakawayOne.com” in any threads (or YouTube videos) will not work as the domain has been stolen. The official site is now claessonedwards.com and the most recent versions are available at https://www.claessonedwards.com/download/
A very poor update, let’s see when the stereo pilot range margin is expanded. Autopilot and a programmer to change presets according to the program would also be good, oh and RDS2 to insert the logo.
So much for small stations! MicroMPX is a highly efficient audio transport technology designed to deliver a full FM multiplex (MPX) signal over IP networks at drastically reduced bitrates compared to uncompressed composite links. Traditionally, an FM MPX signal requires several megabits per second, but MicroMPX uses advanced perceptual coding and error protection to compress it down to as little as 320–512 kbps while maintaining near-transparent quality. This allows broadcasters to send a single encoded signal—including stereo pilot, RDS data, and audio processing—from a central studio to one or more transmitter sites without needing separate processors or large bandwidth STL connections. Because it preserves the entire composite baseband, MicroMPX ensures consistency across transmitters, simplifies setup, and can even be distributed over public internet connections when paired with strong error correction and network redundancy.
Please, I ask you, please, make a small update and add the pilot range from 0 to 9%. Here in Spain we modulate more than in the rest of Europe, not all, but the vast majority, and I need to lower the pilot more. I think that it doesn’t cost anything, and since I have paid for the software, what’s the point of adding the pilot range so that everyone can adjust it as they should?
I believe that the option was there (and probably still is), but it was discontinued because it contravened some broadcast rules.
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