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@MishaSok MishaSok released this 05 Jul 12:35

Audex 1.1.5

A new YouTube Music parser, finer control over which features are shown, and playback/UI performance fixes.

🎡 New: YouTube Music parser

Parse albums, singles, and artists straight from YouTube Music β€” a new sub-tab under Downloads β†’ Parsing.

  • Paste an album / single / artist link and get the full track list, complete with cover thumbnails.
  • No browser, login, or captcha needed (unlike the Yandex parser) β€” enumeration runs through the bundled yt-dlp.
  • Download any track individually or queue the whole release at once; it shares the existing download queue, progress, and cover/tag embedding.

βš™οΈ New: feature toggles in Settings

The Quality check (Health-check) and Listening Report features are now optional and off by default β€” enable them in Settings β†’ Music.

  • When Health-check is off, the Quality column and the Health tab are hidden completely.
  • The Report tab can be hidden too, while listening statistics keep recording in the background β€” so your history is intact the moment you turn it back on.

πŸ› Fixes & improvements

  • YouTube Music artist names are now resolved correctly: the playlist owner of a user-curated playlist is no longer shown as the track artist.
  • Fixed a stray orange bar appearing above the library list.
  • Tag editor no longer lags while music is playing β€” blurred overlays no longer re-blur the whole window every frame.
  • The now-playing equalizer indicator stops animating while paused, so the app lets the compositor idle instead of running forever.

Installation notes

Builds are unsigned:

  • macOS β€” Gatekeeper will block the first launch. Right-click the app β†’ Open (or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Audex.app).
  • Windows β€” SmartScreen may warn until the binary gains reputation. Click More info β†’ Run anyway.
  • Linux β€” the .AppImage is portable (chmod +x then run); the .deb installs via sudo dpkg -i / your package manager.