Introduce an optional ITU-R BS.412 MPX power limiter, tighten the low-pass/notch filter design around the protected composite path, and document the full DSP architecture and recommended Pluto configuration in detail.
Rework the DSP chain to a clip-filter-clip architecture with cascaded 14 kHz low-pass stages, double 19/57 kHz protection notches, fixed pilot/RDS injection semantics, and explicit MPX gain calibration support. Update config defaults and tests to match the new broadcast-style modulation budgeting and protected composite path.
Upgrade the audio path to a broadcast-style chain with a 4th-order 15 kHz low-pass, 19 kHz pilot notch, audio-only composite clipping, and post-clip protection notches at 19/57 kHz before adding clean pilot and RDS carriers. This reorders the processing so pilot and RDS stay fixed and unclipped while audio dynamics are constrained within the available modulation budget.
Add a lock-free stdin PCM ingest path, streaming resampler, stereo-linked limiting and pre-MPX audio filtering, plus the engine/control wiring needed to drive live audio into TX mode. Also document the ingest API and include a helper batch script for piping ffmpeg audio into fmrtx.
Embed a browser-based control surface into the HTTP server and document the live-control API. The new UI exposes TX start/stop, runtime telemetry, frequency, levels, toggles, and RDS text updates against the existing live-config endpoints.
Document the HTTP API surface in detail, including runtime control, live config updates, split-rate behaviour, and the current hot-reload semantics for on-air parameter changes.
