RadioMaster+ 1.3.0

A large feature release: real crossfade, much better DAISY audiobooks, and the interface in nine languages.

Playback

Crossfade now overlaps local playlist tracks: the outgoing track fades out while the next fades in for the duration set in Settings > Playback. Radio, podcasts, video and online streams still change over directly.
Normalize audio (EBU R128) measures local files in the background on first play and adjusts their volume.
Dynamic Range now converts its dB threshold correctly; the equalizer uses one filter per band (the 32 and 64 Hz sliders share an 80 Hz filter).
End of Track and End of Playlist sleep timer modes now work. Live radio stops when the countdown ends.

DAISY 2.02 and DAISY 3 books are read through their navigation and SMIL files: every chapter and page has its own audio file, start point, text and duration.
New Go to Page, Previous Page and Next Page (with assignable shortcuts), a Bookmarks list with Go To, chapter text with sentence highlighting during Read with TTS, and automatic advance to the next chapter.
A second speech engine: Windows OneCore voices.

Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese and Chinese (Simplified). The translations are unreviewed drafts; run-time status text and the manual stay in English.

Save Playlist (M3U8) and opening M3U/M3U8/PLS playlists; playing media from inside ZIP archives.
First/Previous/Next/Last now work on Media Player, Audiobooks and YouTube. Global search covers podcasts, YouTube, media and audiobooks.
Upload your subscriptions to gpodder.net; optional Genius and Musixmatch lyrics keys.
Equalizer window presets persist; cancelling a preset edit restores the sound; the Download History limit skips zero.
Fixed the minimize-to-tray default and the BASS "already initialized" error code.

Echo In Gain and Gargle Depth have no equivalent on the BASS engine and remain unapplied.
The new engine and language features are covered by tests, but the translations and DAISY handling have not been checked by native speakers or against a wide range of real books.