What's new in Shairwaves 1.1.0
Jul 22, 2015
- ready for El Capitan, OS X 10.11
- support added for the Raspberry Pi 2 model B computer
- fix of issues relating to adding and removing network devices to/from OS X multi-output and aggregate devices
- fix to stop spoken track information being started while already speaking
- fix of a client-server deadlock problem involving the remote control facility
- fix of a problem where encoded audio playback from PowerPC Macs resulted in noise when played to a Linux device
- fix of a problem under OS 10.10 where the remote control tick bar failed to integrate visually with the background
- on Linux, improvements to handling when a host is powered down without being shut down and is then powered back up quickly
- on the Raspberry Pi, the LED level meter now provides a "peak hold" function
- on the Raspberry Pi, the LEDs now show the position in the track during fast forwards and rewind operations
- on the Raspberry Pi, the LEDs now show the volume setting while it is being changed
- on Macs, the iTunes track information can be spoken by holding ALT while clicking play on the remote control
- calibration measurements for individual device clock drift are stored globally to each computer and available to each user, so the device only has to be calibrated once for each computer. Previously the measurements were stored on a per-user basis.
- improved handling of device updates when switching between users
- improvements to how built-in audio device data source changes are handled when shared using fixed format sharing
- improvements to remove control handling of iTunes playing internet radio
- many other fixes and improvements