Incus Multicodec 0.1.6

Incus Multicodec 0.1.6 (previously "Windows Bluetooth Multicodec").

• New name. Settings, pairings and the autostart entry carry over when you update.
• aptX and aptX HD now use Qualcomm's own encoders from the Android Open Source Project (Apache 2.0). The audio sent to your headphones is unchanged, byte for byte.
• aptX Low Latency is no longer offered (Qualcomm's open-source release covers aptX and aptX HD only). aptX LL headphones connect with plain aptX instead.
• The installer now shows the licence and terms of use, and installs the licence, terms and third-party notices. The tray menu has an About entry with links to them and to the privacy notice.
• Bug reports mask your devices' Bluetooth addresses in the log they send.
• Updates are downloaded from GitHub Releases.

Download: incus-multicodec-setup-0.1.6.exe below, for Windows 10 (2004 or later) and 11, 64-bit.
SHA-256: 85b17c262d786e7eeac15c4cef2716bf7f1c94d747242c43e55ca5c62c16f392

The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn when you run it: check the SHA-256 above, then choose More info and Run anyway.

incus-multicodec-0.1.6-third-party-sources.zip holds the source code of the LGPL components (and the aptX encoders) exactly as built, with the build scripts (see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).