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What's changed (including alpha versions)
New, different interface.
Multi-streaming: send microphone and/or system audio, including to multiple destinations.
Ability to receive streams.
Denoising (RNNoise) now works across all stream types (mic, system, and received).
When denoise is enabled, audio is converted automatically to an RNNoise-compatible format.
Each stream now has its own volume control, in addition to the global volumes on the mic, cast, and receive services.
Each stream now has its own Network Quality option to tailor stability/latency for different connections.
Streams page shows ip:port on each card.
Upgraded to .NET 9.
Bug fixes (from alphas and this release)
System-audio capture behavior corrected on Android 14–15 (fixes the earlier alpha crash on first capture).
Fixed RNNoise behavior with 8-bit encodings that could cause very loud output.
Fixed release 1.0.0 issue that required using a larger buffer for RNNoise
Notes
Currently, if you receive sound, it will stutter until you set "Net Quality" option to "Very Low"
Receiving sound in 8-bit encoding is corrupted
Android 8 is supported, but system-audio capture is only available starting with Android 10.
A clean install is recommended due to a signature change and other behavior changes.
Android 16 may be not supported due to 16 KB page sizes, which included RNNoise libraries doesn't have
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