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0.8.0: Come together, right now

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New in 0.8.0

  • Your Mac plays along. Your MacBook's speakers, or the AirPods or headphones you use, now play together with your Sendspin speakers, in sync.

    The speaker icon in the menu bar with its menu open: Sendspin with an empty dot, as the Mac plays directly; the MacBook Pro Speakers playing, with a blue icon and a volume slider; a Home Assistant Connect AUX-2 with a + on its icon, to add it; then, below a divider, Music Assistant.
  • Choose by the icons. Every speaker shows its icon. Click its + to add it to what's playing; point at one that plays and click − to take it out; click a name to play only there. Music Assistant sits below a divider: it plays wherever it chooses, so speakers don't join it.

    Every state of a speaker in the menu. Plays: a blue icon and a volume slider. Can join: a grey icon with a +. Hovered while it plays: a blue icon with a −. Joining: a blue ring, Connecting…. Unavailable: a blue ring, still in the group. In use elsewhere: a grey icon with a +, which takes it back. The Mac alone: played directly, no −. AirPlay: plays directly, can't join a group, no badge. Music Assistant: plays where it chooses, below the divider, no badge.
  • No delay on your Mac alone. With only your Mac's own speakers, it plays them directly, without Sendspin's delay. The dot next to Sendspin shows when Sendspin is in use.

  • Headphones take over. Plug in headphones and they play instead of the Mac's speakers, as macOS does.

  • AirPlay plays directly. It can't join your Sendspin speakers: macOS only keeps an AirPlay speaker while it's the Mac's output.

  • Upgrading: drag the new app to Applications (replace the old one) and open it. The audio driver hasn't changed, so no password is needed.

Full Changelog: v0.7.1...v0.8.0