The most notable change in Version 2 of Spectran from the previous versions is in the sound card interfacing portion. The new code has a much reduced latency, and this has the very positive consequence that now there is no more need to "talk" to the sound card mixer, with all the problems of incompatibility that this has generated so far. Interfacing the mixer was needed for the passthrough mode, which, being the latency high, had to be implemented in the sound card hardware. With V2 the passthrough is done in software.
This version of Spectran should have hopefully no more problems with any sound card.

• Interoperability with the WSJT program of Joe Taylor K1JT
• Display of the Moon AZ - EL
• New "compact" mode, where just a reduced waterfall is shown, so to minimize the screen area used
• The main window is now resizable
• Two new palettes added, together with the option of doing an Absolute or Relative color mapping
• More varieties of WAV files supported
• You can now record to the WAV file either the incoming audio or the processed audio
• The passband filter has now a slightly better ultimate rejection

• No more need to interface with the sound card mixer
• Record and playback to/from WAV files
• Possibility to select which sound card to use, if more than one is installed
• HUMID (HUM Instant Destroyer), for 50 or 60 Hz hum (thanks to Paul Nicholson)
• Band Reject (in addition to the already implemented Band Pass) filter
• USB / LSB selectable, for a correct display of the frequency scale when offset is used
• Possibility to delete a previously saved setting which is no more needed
• Display of the date in addition to time
• Display "freezable" to give all the CPU time to audio processing (useful for slow PCs)
• Buffer size adjustable in function of the PC speed, to avoid "choppy" audio with slow PCs
• Tag field to add a short description (e.g. the call sign of the received station) on the screen
• Some cosmetic touches

Also, a few bugs have been removed from the code.