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.
--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
Update Readme to reflect change in usage
-- no more '-d ./MBE/' required unless user wants to save MBE files as well.
-- other small clarifications and updates
Seperate MBE Payload Printing from MBE Saving
--seperate the MBE Payload Printing functions from MBE Saving Function
--no longer need to use -d ./MBE/ to print a MBE Payload
--is currently using -Z for payload printing, may further seperate, make new user switch in future
audio_in_type and audio_out_type were not initialized
--this caused issues with Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit, presumably others as well by not opening the audio output stream.