1.Fixed the peak marking feature
2.Added ability to load, display and analyze complex/analytical signals.
3.Raw/pcm/txt file format support improved.

1.Added “Allow 24bit playback” and “Amplify to dynamic range” check-boxes to the Playback options to allow playback of non-audio files (Signal Analyzer)
2. Substantially improved speed of the overview chart with multiple bug fixes.
3.The time signal and frequency chart series drawing speed is much higher.
4. Added ability to select the recording source in the Signal Recorder.
5. New zoom spectrum capability in Signal Recorder allows monitoring of arbitrarily narrow band signals in real time.
6. Both Signal Recorder and Signal Analyzer now support allow loading and saving of settings including the configuration of all the charts and file views.
7. Signal Analyzer now has a new Processing menu, with multithreaded batch file processing functions for scaling, multiplexing, cutting, demultiplexing, filtering, rate conversion, file conversion between wav, text and raw/pcm formats, modulation, demodulation, envelope detection, and very narrow band bandpass digital filters

1. Valid error messages no longer halt the app. This gave false impression before that there are more bugs there than there really were.
2. Added ability to loop the playback and limit the playback to selection.
3. Users manual is now available explaining all the major features.

1. Fixed playback bug in the Signal Analyzer.
2. Analysis windows are now disabled before recording begins in Signal Recording to prevent errors that would happen in case of no data.
3. New channel scale and offset options for the recording settings for signal calibration purposes.

Common new features:

1. Completely new application
2. Support for multi-core CPU's and Intel Penryn. Features CPU specific optimizations for SSE2, SSE3 and SSE4a instruction sets
3. The application has been broken in two pieces: Signal Analyzer and Signal Recorder. This simplifies the user interface greatly.
4.There are now two versions of the program. One is runnnig in single precision floating ponit (32 bit accuracy) and the other in double precision floating point (64bit accuracy). The double precision version is more accurate, and the single precision version uses only half the memory and is about two times faster in nearly all operations. That is the only difference between them.
5. The application has a very extensive error reporting tool built in, allowing the user to quickly obtain a bug fix, if needed.
6. The most important thing to learn about how the charts work, is the auto scale feature. The charts will maintain its scale about 20% above the highest peak detected until reset. The Peak Scale reset button is on the toolbar above the chart.
7. Frequency analysis settings require a separate manual to explain in depth. Most usefull for the start are reporting features and ability to compute RMS from any or multiple bands from the spectrum.
8. It makes sense to use FFT Properties v3 to first learn about frequency analysis before starting to use v5. Many of the features used in v5 are explained there.

Signal analyzer specific features:

1. After opening a wav file, you will be presented with the file overview. By clicking and dragging the selection box, you can change its size and position and navigate through the file. When the analysis selected is "Averaged" or "Spectrogram" or "Surface", you have to hold down the SHIFT key to make a selection, otherwise you are only zooming. To pan the overview chart, drag it with the right mouse button. To select entire chart, double click it. The spectrogram, averaged spectrum and surface chart can be computed by pressing F9.
2. The new spectrogram has multiple color scale options including rainbow. The color palette can be made from three colors or two colors and each transition can be also mixed with the rainbow. The spectrogram can be recomputed by pressing F9. The spectrogram visualization is pixel accurate and does not allow Windows to make bitmap approximation when resizing. The spectrogram can be panned by dragging the chart with the right mouse button and zoomed in in the usual way: drag with the left mouse button down and right. You can zoom out by dragging the left mouse button up and left. This is true for all the charts except the Surface chart
3. The new 3D Surface diagram allows full 360 degree rotation in all directions. It shares the color palette options with the spectrogram. It is also possible to adjust the resolution of the grid. The surface is navigated with a selection window on the spectrogram. Use CTRL and SHIFT when resizing and moving the selection window. You can zoom in and out of the surface chart by dragging the right mouse button vertically up and down. Dragging with the left mouse button will rotate the surface.
4. When adding marks to the spectrum chart, they can all be deleted, by simply double clicking on the chart. Clicking on the same mark again, will eraise it.
5. Each spectrum "analysis" has its own settings.

Known issues:
1. Save/Load settings does not work right yet.
2. The status bar does not show correct window count when using Surface, Spectrogram and Averaged analysis.

Signal recorder specific features:

1. Shows time signal and frequency analysis of the energy (RMS) and of the envelope of the signal. Energy and envelope allow tracking of very low frequencies in the signal (modulated).
2. It is possible to record at any sampling frequency supported by the sound card and bit depth of up to 24bit on two channels stereo.
3. The recording can be paused separately from the screens. It is possible to disable monitoring for a while to examine the charts, and allow the recording to continue in the background.
4. The overview chart is not navigatable and can not be zoomed.
5. It is possible to adjust the averaging method of the frequency spectrums displayed to the type that best suites the purpose. There are many methods available: linear, exponential, peak hold and peak hold exponential.

1. Updated documentation
2. Updated dlls with support for SSE2 and P4

1. Added support for floating point number format when saving to text files. (.asc and .sgr)
2. Save spectrum from the File menu now works correctly.
3. Documentation is now in Adobe Acrobat format.

1. Real time record and play monitoring.
2. CPU load indicator.
3. User definable screen update frequency.
4. Double precision allows phase angle measurement with 0.000001 degree accuracy.
5. Auto and single trigger.
6. Trigger on peak, border pass, (post/pre trigger).
7. Trigger channel can be different from data channel.
8. Bode plots: Amplitude - Frequency, Phase - frequency.
9. Peak hold averaging.
10. Write on trigger.
11. User definable sine sweep speed.
12. On-line wavelet analysis.

1. Peak filtering
2. Totally accurate phase measurement for all non-periodic signals. (with a reference at the begining of the time window).
3. SNR, SINAD, SFDR, Noise-floor statistics.