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Audlet 1.1.0
Everything since 1.0.0.
- Skip buttons move by chapter: forward to the next chapter, back to the start of the current one
- Every in-app shortcut can be rebound in Settings, and so can the five global hotkeys
- Glass panels with a lit rim, soft shadow and colour behind them; ten themes
- Smart shelves: recently added, nearly done, and paused
- Statistics per day, books finished, streak, average listening day and top author
- Text, PDF and subtitle files beside a book open from Now Playing; subtitles show their current line
- Backup to a zip and restore it, a copy of the data files kept for the last seven days, and an optional second backup folder
- Unhandled errors go to errors.log in the data folder
- The update banner downloads the installer and checks its size and checksum before running it
- Cover lookup can be switched off; covers are only fetched from the known sources
- Damaged cover images no longer crash the library view
- Removing a library folder drops its books instead of leaving grey cards
- Falls back to the silent device when there is no audio output
Windows 11, 64-bit. The installer is not code-signed; its SHA-256 is in the .sha256 file.
Audlet 1.0.0
First release of Audlet, an audiobook player for Windows 11 with a frosted-glass interface.
Highlights
- Library from any folders you choose, with drag and drop, folders for genres or authors, rename, and move
- Chapters, big and small jumps, speed with pitch preserved, equalizer, boost, skip silence
- Sleep timer with fadeout and a wake prompt that offers to rewind to where you dozed off
- Bookmarks, listening history, statistics, and a character list per book
- Tray mode, global hotkeys, media keys, and auto-pause when headphones are unplugged
- Cover and blurb lookup from Open Library and Google Books
- Ten themes including Catppuccin, Nord, Dracula, Tokyo Night, Rose Pine, Gruvbox, and Solarized
Install
- Download Audlet-Setup-1.0.0.exe and run it. It installs per user, no admin needed.
- The installer is unsigned, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning the first time.