For the past few months I’ve been hard at work improving the core part of the app - the audio playback engine. This work has been tedious and tricky, but hopefully, these changes are not anything you’ll notice.
All of this hard work has unlocked two new features for Manet - gain normalization and a custom 6-band equalizer!
The gain normalization feature (added in Jellyfin v10.9) allows us to level out the music as it’s playing so that when moving between tracks the loudness of each track will be about the same. No more having to turn the volume up and down between loud and quiet songs.
Hopefully this release does not bring too much trouble for ya’ll, but if you do run into any issues, feel free to shoot me an email.
Here’s a summary of all changes in this version:
- Added support for gain normalization (requires Jellyfin v10.9+)
- Added a 6-band equalizer (requires Manet+)
- Added a link to read the Manet release notes from Settings
- Added confirm step when adding track to playlist (so you don’t accidentally add to the wrong one)
- Added “Export logs” options in Settings to help with debugging issues
- Added a detail view for tracks to show basic information
- Added swipe action to delete tracks from the playback queue
- Added more details about what’s happening during the initial sync after signing in
- Updated the design of the Settings page
- Fixed sorting albums by release date
- Fixed crash when trying to remove a track from a playlist
- Fixed the track number being hidden when using dynamic type
Thanks for using Manet, and have a lovely day!
