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Current version: beta 9 (Linux), beta 8 (Mac)
Beta 7 for Mac introduces redesigned user interface. More details and discussion here.
Fixes since R5:
Beta 7 for Mac introduces redesigned user interface. More details and discussion here.
- Mac OS:http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/Asset-R501b8.dmg
- Linux x86 32-bit: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/Asset...6-trial.tar.gz
- Linux x86 64-bit: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/Asset...4-trial.tar.gz
- Linux ARM (Raspberry Pi): http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/Asset...i-trial.tar.gz
- QNAP: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/Asset_5.0.1b9_trial.qpkg
Fixes since R5:
- Corrected playlists folder not being indexed in various scenarios.
- More robust handling of OSX bookmarks for network shares & external hard drives.
- Renamed "RadioTime user name" setting to "TuneIn user name".
- Fixed some general settings (Asset Name & TuneIn user name in particular) not having any effect.
- Fixed various internet radio handling bugs.
- Fixed various cases of files prefixed with a dot not being hidden from Asset indexing.
- Additional debug logging features to troubleshoot obscure bug cases.
- New measures against certain control points hammering 'dynamic browse' tree infinitely.
- Added control point blacklist/whitelist.
- Fixed Asset becoming unresponsive when trying to play a file that no longer exists in the filesystem.
- Fixed some of allowed browse tree objects not being possible to select.
- Entirely redesigned Mac user interface [beta 7], now residing in system menu bar instead of the dock.
- Added the ability to edit raw browse tree data.
- Added configuration dump feature on mac OS.
- Added missing replaygain related options on Linux.
- Added an option to disable server-side album art resizing.
- Fixed album art resizing bugs on Linux.
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