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v1.14.0
Audio 1.14.0
One dial per device, one per application: the volume dials became adjustment commands, and the side strip now reads its level from the dial itself.
- Volume and Audio: App Volume replace the old dial triads. A single command per dial handles all three gestures: turn it to change the volume, press it to mute. The former
Audio.VolumeUp,Audio.VolumeDown,Audio.MuteToggleand their app counterparts stay registered, so existing buttons and macros keep working. - A fast turn is one step, not several. The dial reports how far it was turned, so spinning it quickly no longer replays the same command per detent.
- The dial shows its level. On a device with side strips the bar and the percentage come from the command that is bound to that dial, instead of the strip resolving the device a second time and possibly showing a different number.
- Dials you already configured are migrated for you. On the first start the old up, down and mute triads on your dials are rewritten onto the new commands, once, and your config is backed up before anything is changed. Config files from earlier versions load unchanged.
- Foreground app volume works on Linux. The focused application is resolved through
xprop, which has to be installed. This covers X11 and XWayland windows. A native Wayland window exposes no process id, so under a Wayland session applications that do not go through XWayland still show nothing.
Requires LoupixDeck with Plugin SDK 1.25 or newer.