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October 22, 2026

• - Fewer skipped tracks: FLAC, WAV, Ogg or Opus files the player cannot open directly are now converted on the fly and played
• - Picking a folder with nothing playable no longer replaces your music library: your previous folders stay, and the app tells you why
• - Auto mode: when a song ends on a vocal line, the next one now waits for the last word instead of talking over it
• - See how much disk space the playback cache uses, and clear the unused part with one click, right below the Anonymous stats switch
• - The installer now speaks your language: English, Spanish, German, French or Italian, following your Windows language

October 12, 2026

• - Electronic mode: filter fades now mix beat to beat too, with both tempos matched and the real kicks lined up
• - Long, DJ-style transitions in Electronic mode: most blends now run 15 to 30 seconds
• - Smoother endings in Auto mode: when a track ends cold, the next one fades in under its last seconds instead of cutting in
• - Uses less disk space: the playback cache now stays under 1 GB, and old temporary audio files are cleaned up when the app starts and every 15 minutes while it runs
• - Steadier volume and better next-track choices: no more sudden level jumps after a transition, and Electronic picks stay within mixing range of the current tempo

September 22, 2026

• - The app now decodes and analyzes your music with its own built-in engine: no separate audio converter any more, the installer is over ten times smaller, and the first track starts in a few seconds
• - More variety in your sets: a track you heard stays out of rotation until most of your library has played, and your favorites come back sooner

September 14, 2026

• - If the app's own audio converter is missing or blocked - often by antivirus - or it can't write its working folder, it now says so instead of blaming your music folder
• - If analyzing a track gets interrupted, a Retry analysis button appears next to the current track; if it fails again, the app moves on to the next track

September 11, 2026

• - When playback can't start, the app now tells you why - a track taking too long, the system stopping audio from starting by itself, or a folder or drive that went missing
• - A folder of songs by a single artist keeps playing past the first track
• - An unplugged USB drive or offline network folder no longer hides the rest of your library
• - Songs are no longer cut off before their ending when the app switches to a different kind of transition at the last moment
• - Fixed music occasionally stopping right after the app starts
• - Plus subscribers no longer see the free-trial prompt after updating