We've released updates for the AudioMoth Flash App along with updates to all three official firmwares (Basic, USB Mic, and GPS Sync). The Flash App can now use USB HID flashing to apply firmware to AudioMoths. This new flashing method is more robust than the previous serial flashing. The firmware updates add support for this too. As well as new flashing methods the app is now able to operate with more than one AudioMoth application open. Previously the AudioMoth Flash App, Time App, and Configuration App would interfere with each other when all attempting to communicate with the same device. Download apps here(https://www.openacousticdevices.info/applications) AudioMoth Flash App Update Notes(https://github.com/OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Flash-App/releases/tag/1.7.0)

We've released updates for all three of the core AudioMoth desktop apps. The updates bring UI changes to all three as well as new features to the Flash and Configuration App. The AudioMoth Flash App now clears the existing settings from a device when it's flashed. The AudioMoth Configuration App has added support for custom time zones and recording summaries. Select a folder or SD card of recordings as a summary file will be generated that contains an overview of information contained in those recordings. Download apps here(https://www.openacousticdevices.info/applications) AudioMoth Time App Update Notes(https://github.com/OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Time-App/releases/tag/1.1.2) AudioMoth Flash App Update Notes(https://github.com/OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Flash-App/releases/tag/1.6.0) AudioMoth Configuration App Update Notes(https://github.com/OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Configuration-App/releases/tag/1.10.0)

The ability to download alternative firmware from within the app has been added, allowing you to apply firmware such as AudioMoth USB Microphone firmware without separately downloading a binary. Download new app here(https://www.openacousticdevices.info/applications) AudioMoth Flash App update notes(https://github.com/OpenAcousticDevices/AudioMoth-Flash-App/releases/tag/1.5.0)

We've released a new app! The AudioMoth Live App takes audio from any USB microphone and displays a live scrolling waveform and spectrogram, with options to make continuous recordings, monitor the audio input, or apply a heterodyne bat detector to the input. Download the app here The AudioMoth Live App works with all USB microphones but is specifically designed to work with AudioMoth USB Microphone firmware, which allows all existing AudioMoth hardware versions to be used as configurable USB microphones.

A new version of the configuration app is now available which adds the ability to select multiple folders of recordings when expanding/splitting/downsampling as well as outputting files into subdirectories. Download app here Update notes

A new version of the configuration app is now available. It includes support for downsampling recordings to lower sample rates. To access this new feature, click File -> Downsample AudioMoth WAV Files, or press ctrl+D or cmd+D. Download app here Update notes

A minor update to the AudioMoth Flash App which changes the instruction text Download new app here AudioMoth Flash App update notes

A new version of the configuration app is now available. It includes support for a frequency trigger and a new setting which creates a new folder for each day of recordings. Make sure you're using the latest version before making a post in the support forum, as the issue you're having may have been fixed in a subsequent update. Download app here Update notes In order to use the new features added in the new Configuration App, you'll need to update your AudioMoth firmware to the latest version (1.8.0). Download and apply the firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App.

An update to the AudioMoth firmware to support additional hardware and a new feature. With the new firmware your device will support an AudioMoth GPS Board which can set the on-board clock using a GPS connection and delay start until the magnetic switch has been flipped. Download and apply the new firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App. Simply open the app and the latest firmware will be available for download. Download new app here AudioMoth firmware update notes AudioMoth Configuration App update notes

A minor update to the AudioMoth Flash App. You can now select the installation location when you first install the app, firmware validity checks have been reworked to allow for more firmware types, and a couple of other small changes. Download new app here AudioMoth Flash App update notes

A big minor update to the AudioMoth Configuration App. Changes include the ability to select the app install location, improved speed and progress reporting of the expansion and splitting utilities, and adding the ability to treat custom firmware as equivalent to existing official firmware. Download new apps here AudioMoth Configuration App update notes

A big update to the AudioMoth firmware, the Configuration App, and Flash App. Changes to the firmware include an energy-saver mode which can be enabled from the new Advanced tab, new trigger duration options for amplitude threshold recordings, and more accurate lifespan calculation. New options have also been added for expanding recordings made using amplitude thresholding. The Flash App will now check if your device has an outdated bootloader and update it if necessary. Download and apply the new firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App. Simply open the app and the latest firmware will be available for download. Download new apps here AudioMoth firmware update notes AudioMoth Configuration App update notes AudioMoth Flash App update notes

A major update to the AudioMoth firmware adding a number of bugfixes and features, including the much requested feature of retaining configuration settings after power is lost. Now, once a configuration is set using the AudioMoth Configuration App, your AudioMoth will remember its configuration when the batteries are replaced. Make sure you set the clock before you deploy though! Another major feature is added support for chime-based clock setting. This means that a computer and a USB cable are no longer required to set the time on your device (while they can still be used). This tone can come from one of the new AudioMoth mobile apps, or the newly supported RFCx Companion app. Apply the configuration using the AudioMoth Configuration App, then set the clock when out in the field! Updates for the firmware, Configuration App, Time App, and Flash App also include a number of bugfixes and general improvements, including improved clock accuracy, meaning the timestamp of all your recordings will now be even more accurate. Download and apply the new firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App. Simply open the app and the latest firmware will be available for download. Download new apps here AudioMoth firmware update notes AudioMoth Configuration App update notes AudioMoth Flash App update notes AudioMoth Time App update notes

Another minor update to the configuration app and firmware to bring in a bugfix, improve the accuracy of all sample rates, and improve compatibility with older AudioMoth firmware. Previous iterations of the AudioMoth Configuration App had a slight accuracy error wherein the 256 kHz sample rate was slightly higher than 256 kHz exactly. This was unnoticeable with shorter recordings, but resulted in incorrect file lengths with extremely long recordings. The 1.4.4 firmware has been updated to both fix this bug and improve the overall accuracy of sample rates. In order to provide exact sample rate values, 250 kHz was chosen to replace 256 kHz as it is possible to get much closer to this value. Make sure you're using the latest version before making a post in the support forum, as the issue you're having may have been fixed in a subsequent update. Download app here Update notes Download and apply the new firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App.

Another minor update to the configuration app to bring in some bugfixes. We've fixed a bug in the energy usage calculations, so there may be slight changes to predicted lifespans for existing schedules (in every case this will result in the lifespan being longer than previously estimated). Also included are minor changes to the UI. Make sure you're using the latest version before making a post in the support forum, as the issue you're having may have been fixed in a subsequent update. Download app here Update notes In order to use the new features added in versions 1.3.0 and greater of the Configuration App, you'll need to update your AudioMoth firmware to the latest version (1.4.2). Apply the firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App.

Another minor update to the configuration app to bring in some bugfixes uncovered by your usage, as well as some tweaks to functionality. Sleep periods between 0 and 5 seconds are now permitted, with a warning due to variable SD card speeds affecting the time required to open a new file. The schedule will now reflect the fact that recording periods are always split by midnight in the UTC timezone. This was always the case in firmware but now the schedule will show this. Make sure you're using the latest version before making a post in the support forum, as the issue you're having may have been fixed in a subsequent update. Download app here Update notes In order to use the new features added in versions 1.3.0 and greater of the Configuration App, you'll need to update your AudioMoth firmware to the latest version (1.4.2). Apply the firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App.

A new version of the AudioMoth firmware is now available. This is a small update which improves how the AudioMoth handles short sleep durations and WAV files close to the max file size. Make sure you're using the latest version before making a post in the support forum, as the issue you're having may have been fixed in a subsequent update. Download and apply the firmware to your devices using the AudioMoth Flash App. Update notes