EchoMac allows any licensed amateur radio user using Mac OS X to connect and talk to another amateur radio operator on a remote system whether it is a repeater, link, conference room or another computer user.

EchoMac can only connect to one station at a time, but if you connect to a conference server you can talk to as many stations as that conference server supports.

Just make sure everybody connects to that same conference server and you can have a group chat.

Requirements:

· BSD Subsystem
· Audio input device (selected by Sound preference panel before launching EchoMac)
· Internet connection

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· NEW: UDP packets originate from same port as destination to facilitate NAT transversal
· CHANGE: Update URL to point to project on SourceForge
· BUG FIX: Add CFBundleIdentifier to Info.plist (affects automation)
· BUG FIX: set doRestart=NO in applicationShouldTerminate (Gary Propp)
· CHANGE: Replaced signal level meter with NSLevelIndicator (was NSProgressIndicator) (VK3FOUL)
· BUG FIX: Dictionary was being mutated whilst being enumerated, this causes a crash in Leopard (VK3FOUL)
· BUG FIX: Removed "copy on scroll" attribute of NSTextView (server and chat), was causing display glitch (VK3FOUL)