Audio Offset Manager: Evolved 1.3.0 protects the stored offsets file with an automatic backup, shows what a save replaced, adds a way to carry offsets over to new audio hardware, and fixes three timing bugs in how adjustments are attributed.
What's new
- Automatic backup of stored offsets: every save keeps the previous offsets file as a backup. If the file is ever damaged, the addon restores the backup instead of starting empty, and the corruption notice says which of the two happened.
- The offset saved notification shows the replaced value: overwriting an earlier stored offset adds a "was N ms" line to the notification, so a re-teach shows what it replaced. A first save stays plain.
- Copy stored offsets to the current output device: with distinct output device offsets enabled, each device section in the management view gains a row that copies that device's offsets to the output device Kodi is using now. Meant for a replaced receiver or soundbar; values the destination already has are kept.
- Help text: settings help now says where an option depends on what your Kodi build reports, and the README states the same rule.
Fixed
- An adjustment made just as the stream changed, for example right at a codec or HDR switch, could be saved under the new stream's profile. A value is now saved only if the stream it was dialled under is still the one playing.
- On systems where PCM and passthrough play through different output devices, a codec switch could briefly follow the wrong output device, applying its offset and risking a save under it. A device change that arrives together with a passthrough flip is now held until a second reading confirms it.
- Deleting a stored offset during playback and then dialling the same value again did not trigger the seek-back replay. It now does.