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Sound Handy (new item) — a remote for your own Playback Devices. Right-click a device to target it; right-click elsewhere for the handy screen (a small panel in the bottom-right: the list of your devices, and a device page opened by clicking a row). Shift + wheel walks through the devices, the middle button plays / stops the target, Shift + R shows and edits the target's range board from where you stand, Shift + H outlines the target through blocks. A mini HUD in the bottom-left names the target, the medium it holds (an icon coloured by format, and the file name), its state, its range and whether the highlight is on; the rows slide when the target changes. Test playback from the handy is heard by you alone, where you stand.
Redstone output — the red redstone button on the device screen opens up to sixteen rules tying redstone to playback: "While playing" outputs for as long as the device plays, "On start / On stop / On end" pulse after a delay. Power, delay and pulse length are set by wheel; a rule can be narrowed to one schedule entry. Rising-edge input starts playback as before.
Manta 2.5.0 is bundled (jar-in-jar) — required range [2.5.0,3). Update the other BelugaLab mods (TSU 1.1.0 / ASC 1.2.0) at the same time; a build that embeds Manta 1.x requires [1.1.74,2), and one Manta cannot satisfy both ranges. Since 2.2.0 Manta draws UI text with its own raster at the on-screen pixel size, and 2.5.0 draws tooltips, HUDs and wiki pages the same way. On Windows the text uses the system's own fonts (Yu Gothic, Microsoft YaHei, Segoe UI and others; nothing is redistributed); /manta font off returns to the previous font.
Added
Every sound reaches a player who arrives late, from the sound's current position. One-shots are now delivered on joining, on arriving from another dimension, and on walking into range, just like ∞ sounds.
∞ button for normal playback (right of play / stop): the medium in the single slot repeats until stopped.
Sixteen schedule entries (six before), with a scrolling list. Each row's × became a stop button; deleting an entry moved to the trash can right of its media slot.
Playback range preset — without a range board, hover the "Playback range" row on the device screen and scroll to set 1–64 blocks (a new device starts at 64, the jukebox's range).
Device names — name a Playback Device from its screen or from the handy; the name is kept in the device and shown in the handy's list and mini HUD.
The schedule ON/OFF toggle moved into the schedule screen's button row; turning the schedule on hands the medium left in the single-play slot back to your inventory.
Wiki — a Sound Handy page (English and Japanese; six pages in all).
Fixed
The single slot's ∞ playback stopped after 10 minutes (it reached the runaway safety timeout).
A redstone pulse into an empty slot silently disarmed a running schedule's ∞ entry.
Removing the medium during ∞ playback left the sound running.
The range board tooltip and the upload failure messages were English-only.
A late arrival heard the sound about 7 seconds behind the players present from the start.
Internal
Network version 1.5. Older clients are refused at login — update the client and the server together.