SundayRec v0.11.1-beta.2

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.11.0-beta.1

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.10.0

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.9.0

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.8.1

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.8.0

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

v0.8.0 — The editor, rebuilt: instant full quality, export that just works

The editing screen has been overhauled end to end.

Hear the real recording, instantly

• The editor now plays the ORIGINAL file directly — full quality from the
  first second. The old behavior (minutes of muffled "telephone" audio
  while a preview file generated in the background, on every single open)
  is gone.
• Intro/outro jingles are audible in preview again, and skipping over cuts
  no longer clicks.

Opening is fast — and reopening is instant

• The waveform is computed in the engine and cached next to the recording:
  the first open of a long service analyzes once; every later open shows
  the waveform immediately. Playback is available before the waveform —
  you can listen right away.
• Section detection runs quietly in the background and is cached too.

Export works — and sounds right

• Fixed: exporting with the default "same folder" destination failed
  immediately. It now writes next to the source, with a real progress bar,
  a cancel button, and a safety timeout.
• Loudness normalization is now measured on the actual edited audio —
  exports land within 0.01 LU of the target in our tests (previously they
  could miss by over 20 LU).
• 96 kHz masters stay 96 kHz, 16-bit files are properly dithered, and cut
  joins get micro-fades so they are inaudible.
• "Auto-enhance" no longer stacks two processing chains on top of each
  other; a mastering preset is now an explicit choice in the export dialog.
• Video export honors the volume adjustment, shows progress and can be
  cancelled; optional hardware encoding (VideoToolbox) on Mac with
  automatic fallback.

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See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.7.0

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

v0.7.0 — See the signal, tap to choose

Picking the right mixer channels used to mean two 32-entry dropdowns and a
blind 3-second scan. Now you just look and tap.

• Live channel grid: Settings → Audio shows one live meter per channel on
  your device — all 32 on a Qu-5, updating 30 times a second. Channels
  carrying audio light up continuously, so you can SEE where the mix is.
• Two taps to choose: tap the lit channel for LEFT, then the one for
  RIGHT. Gold L/R badges mark the choice and "Saved ✓" confirms instantly.
  Mono modes need just one tap.
• Know before you record: the home screen's AUDIO SOURCE card now shows
  exactly which channels feed the recording ("Channel 17/18 · Stereo") with a
  live signal dot — and tapping it jumps straight to the channel grid.
• Stereo/Mono selection now lives in the same card as the channels, the page
  saves everything automatically (the confusing Save/Cancel bar is gone), and
  the old "Test audio" speaker loop — which could cause feedback and never
  actually monitored the selected channels — is replaced by the grid itself.
• The 3-second channel scan remains as a fallback for devices the live meters
  can't open.
• Under the hood, the meter engine now negotiates the device's FULL channel
  count and is always released before recordings, tests and benches start —
  so it can never hold the device when it matters.

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See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.6.0

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

v0.6.0 — New recording engine: SundayRec now captures the audio itself

Measurements from v0.5.x proved that the macOS capture layer SundayRec relied
on (ffmpeg/avfoundation) silently loses samples — 5.4 % on a built-in mic,
far more on digital mixers — even when every error counter reads clean. That
loss was the choppy, clicky audio that has haunted recordings.

v0.6.0 replaces it. A new native engine reads audio directly from the
sound device (CoreAudio on macOS, WASAPI/ASIO on Windows) and writes the
recording file itself — no external process, no pipes, nothing between the
microphone and the disk that can silently drop audio.

• Zero-loss, verified: a 60-second bench on the very microphone that lost
  5.4 % the same morning captured 60.053 s — the engine's exact sample count
  and the file's measured duration agree to the millisecond, with a clean
  spectrogram (no splice clicks).
• Crash-proof files: the recording file is kept playable at all times
  (headers updated 4× per second) — a crash or power cut leaves a valid
  recording up to that instant, which the next launch finishes automatically.
• Split recordings, automatic reconnection after USB dropouts, silence
  warning/auto-stop, pre-roll and the level meters all work exactly as before
  — now fed by the engine itself instead of parsed log text.
• Recording quality reporting now includes the engine's own exact sample
  count, cross-checked against the file on every recording.
• Safety hatch: Settings → Audio → "Classic recording engine (ffmpeg)"
  switches back to the old capture path if the new engine misbehaves on a
  specific machine — and if the new engine can't start, the app falls back to
  it automatically instead of refusing to record.
• Video recordings are unchanged in this release (they keep the proven ffmpeg
  path); the native engine takes them over in a later version.

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See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.5.1

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

v0.5.1 — Choose your mixer channels

For digital mixers (Qu, X32, SQ, TF …) the channel picker never appeared: the
webview reported 2 channels while the capture backend sees them all (the Qu-5
exposes 32 inputs). Recordings silently took channel 1 — often a near-silent
input — which read as "weak/unstable signal".

• Real channel count: the picker under Innstillinger → Lyd now asks the
  capture backend itself and lists every input channel.
• 🔍 Find channels with signal: one click listens for 3 seconds and marks
  which channels actually carry audio, right in the L/R dropdowns — no more
  guessing which of 32 channels holds the mix.
• A phantom L=1/R=1 mapping could be saved from the hidden picker — fixed.
• Recording start now waits for the webview to fully release the microphone
  before opening it (the device could be stuck in a 2-channel format —
  "audio format is not supported").
• Reconnects re-resolve the device by NAME: virtual devices (Teams, iPhone
  Continuity) reshuffle device indices, which could point a retry at the wrong
  device (seen as a 20 s recording with zero bytes).
• Error messages now show real text instead of "[object Object]".

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See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".

SundayRec v0.5.0

SundayRec — recording for church services (Tauri 2 rebuild).

v0.5.0 — Zero-loss capture

This release rebuilds the capture pipeline after measured sample loss of 15–56 %
in real recordings (audible as choppy, clicking audio). Root cause: the
recorder's own telemetry stream could back-pressure ffmpeg until the audio
input silently dropped samples — while every counter reported "clean".

The capture is now architecturally immune to observability

• The telemetry filter chain emits ~50× less data (batched level prints, unused
  stats disabled) — verified byte-exact against real ffmpeg.
• The stderr reader can no longer be blocked by ANY consumer: all hand-offs are
  non-blocking, levels ride a latest-wins channel to a dedicated forwarder, and
  disk I/O is off the hot path. Under a hostile-reader stress test on a real
  microphone, the old chain captured 2.2 s of 32 s (93 % loss) — the new chain
  is limited only by the machine's own contention.
• Every other microphone consumer is released before recording starts (the home
  level meter used to hold the mic across the recorder's device-open, and
  navigating to Home or Live mid-take attached extra mic streams).

Every recording is now truth-measured

• At the end of each session the delivered file is probed and compared against
  the wall clock. Missing audio raises a loud in-app warning, a Critical
  diagnostics finding with the numbers, and is stored in the telemetry trend.
  Silent loss is no longer possible.
• New "Presisjonstest (60 sek)" button under Innstillinger → Lyd runs the REAL
  recording pipeline and reports measured seconds + loss percent — the
  acceptance instrument for any audio setup.

Smooth UI during recording

• The waveform's glow effect is under a hard budget (cost no longer scales with
  loudness), real point decimation, steady 30 fps draw cadence, GPU-composited
  peak markers, frame-rate-independent meter easing — and the invisible home
  page no longer animates or runs timers behind the recording overlay.
• Scheduler-started recordings now show live meters/waveform/timer.

Editor: full-quality playback by default

• Recordings over 100 MB used to play back from an 8 kHz mono extract —
  telephone quality. The full-fidelity stereo proxy (256k AAC, 48 kHz) is now
  the default listen transport; failures show a visible notice instead of
  silently degrading. Export was and remains full quality.
• Normalize now probes the original file's true peak (the extract's peaks
  under-read it, risking clipped exports). AIFF/CAF files decode natively.

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See the assets below to download and install. If a build is
unsigned (pre-signing), on first launch:

• macOS: right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open.
• Windows: "More info" ▸ "Run anyway".