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@Stouthart Stouthart released this 06 Nov 07:33
· 1 commit to dac17e2e9307560d63364a63d979650d6480fe32 since this release
  • Problems in orange: under Lock now, Pause playback first and a failed lock's line, such as Last lock failed 22:23 · …, show in orange, as the app's other problems do; a lock that worked stays grey.
  • Battery in view: the headphones' battery, when they report it, next to their kind, such as Headset · 80%, in orange from 15% down. The Bluetooth address, which told nobody anything, is gone from that line.
  • What RedMagic resamples: under the format, a line tells what its mixer, fixed at 48 kHz, resamples: music at 44.1 kHz once, and LDAC at another rate than the mixer's adds a resample, in orange, as Sample rate avoids it. Shown only where the mixer was measured at 48 kHz.
  • Version in App settings: the version and copyright line is the last line of App settings, rather than at the foot of the screen.
  • Upright on a phone: the screen no longer turns on a phone; on a tablet, from 600dp wide, it turns as before.
  • A bigger target: App settings opens with a tap anywhere on its card, and closes with a tap on its title.
  • Touch feedback that fits: Quality's and Appearance's choices light up within their rounded corners, as the buttons do.
  • More room between settings: Quality sits a little further below the Sample rate slider, as far as settings stand apart elsewhere.
  • Sturdier: a lock detects the encoder again after each restart, so a hardware path, after switching hardware offload in Developer options, can't be taken for software and skip the pause check. A lock's detour via AAC or SBC asks a rate the headphones offer for it, where a pair with AAC at 48 kHz only would wait 5 seconds and end on AAC. On RedMagic, and on a phone whose encoder LDAC Lock can't tell without DUMP, a lock asks again whether music plays right before its first change, as music that started a moment after the tap would silence a hardware encoder; it then says Pause playback first, as at the tap, and changes nothing. The tile no longer shows a lock as holding after Bluetooth was off: once it's on again, it checks whether the lock still holds. The Play/Pause button in Current codec no longer jumps back to Pause after a pause, as on the Astra, where the sound output keeps counting as playing for a while: with DUMP it goes by the state the music app reports to Android, also a while after the pause and back in the app.