v0.99.51

Calls that stay on your earbuds, a tidier phone card, and a DJ that stops losing what you say while the station has the mic.

• Calls stay on your Bluetooth earbuds or car on Android. Music played through your earbuds or the car until a call started, then the ring, the DJ and the music all jumped to the phone's loudspeaker. The call's sound now follows the call to the earbuds, the car or a wired headset, and only uses the loudspeaker when nothing else is connected.
• What you say during a hold is answered. Speaking while the DJ was mid-way through its "this is going out on air" line threw your words away, and the DJ came back from the break picking up a conversation that never happened. It now answers what you actually said once the air is clear.
• A call with no audio path says so. When the audio connection never came up, the card read "Call ended" as if you had hung up; it now says it reached the studio but had no audio path, and the call record names that failure instead of listing three possible causes.
• Calling from a computer on your own network. If phones on your wifi connect but a computer on the same wifi rings and drops, the networking guide explains why (the router isn't looping its traffic back) and has the fix, which keeps outside callers working.
• A takeover from the guide is logged by name. The Requests tab showed a show put on air from the guide by its ID ("s_f10db9 for 60 min"); it now shows the show's name. Older entries keep the ID until they age out of the 48-hour log.
• Handing a show back from the guide shows up in Requests. The guide's Hand back wrote nothing, so the tab showed a takeover going up and never coming down; it now logs "Takeover cancelled — back to the weekly schedule", the same line the DJ's own cancel writes.
• Long song titles stop shouting. The player's title now steps down to fit its two lines instead of jumping to the biggest size, and the artist and album come up a size.
• More room on the phone. The player's controls and the phone face's Call row and meter are shorter, giving the queue and the stage about 28px back. The open-lines question reads like the sentence above it, and "Also on the line" is gone.
• Up next stays reachable in a phone's browser. In a mobile browser rather than the installed app, a shorter screen could push the queue behind the player's controls with no way to scroll to it; the player now scrolls just enough to show two rows of it.
• Landscape and the guide line up. The ON AIR / OFF AIR switch matches the Call row beside it, SEND no longer sits under PAUSE, and the guide's little arrows are proper drawn chevrons.
• Under the hood: the browser check that runs before every release stops failing at random on the settings page's sign-out button.