Name: Soundwaves Взлом 2.23 + Чит Коды
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

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Описание

Soundwaves is a client for the Subsonic music server.

Soundwaves focuses on simplicity, making it the ideal client to connect your iPad or iPhone to your home theater setup.

Optionally setting a suitable max bit rate, enables Soundwaves to work well even over a bandwidth limited connection (e.g. a mobile connection). It will also play nicely with your car radio, connected via USB, Bluetooth or CarPlay.

In addition to audio formats natively supported by iOS (e.g. mp3, AAC), Soundwaves can also play FLAC, Opus and Ogg Vorbis content.

Soundwaves can also play movies from your Subsonic server, as long as they are in a supported format (.mov, .mp4, .mpv, .3gp) or a proper transcoding has been configured on the server.

Soundwaves works with other media servers which implement the same Subsonic API's, such as Madsonic, Airsonic, Supysonic, LMS or Ampache.

Note about privacy: tracking only happens when using the free, ad-supported version. Removing ads via the in-app purchase also stops tracking and data collection.

История обновлений

2.23

2023-05-18

Minor improvements to the radio player

2.21

2023-03-17

This version tries to play back M4A files which have not been optimized for streaming, by downloading them entirely. If you encode your own tracks, though, you really should make sure that they are optimized for streaming (ie. keep the index data at the beginning of the file).

2.20

2023-01-03

Seeking from the lock screen is now possible

2.19.1

2022-12-12

Minor engine improvements

2.19

2022-06-27

Improved switching to AirPlay 1 devices

2.18

2022-02-01

Fixed 24-bit FLAC playback

2.17.2

2021-10-07

Minor fixes

2.17.1

2021-10-05

Search box wasn't visible on iPhone, unless the server had multiple media folders active

2.17

2021-09-22

Minor bug fixes

2.16

2021-08-09

- Improved startup time
- Fixed compatibility with servers that don't support token authtentication, like NextCloud/OwnCloud Music app)

2.15

2021-07-15

- Optimized CarPlay support on iOS 14+
- Internet radio stations configured on your Subsonic server are available in CarPlay too
- New option in the server configuration: when you browse your collection, you can decide whether to show tracks always in the order returned by the server or to sort them alphabetically when a folder contains more than one album

2.14

2021-06-03

You can now listen to the radio stations configured on your server

2.13

2021-03-29

New FLAC, Opus and Ogg Vorbis decoders

2.12.1

2021-03-02

Maintenance release which fixes minor details here and there.

2.12

2021-01-07

This version contains some fixes related to AirPlay

2.10

2020-08-16

Sometimes a server can reply with invalid character data (usually due to broken ID3 tags): Soundwaves now tries to be more tolerant and recover, if possible, from this errors.

2.9.1

2020-07-09

Fixed a bug that could have caused some packet loss when streaming very large files

2.8

2020-03-04

When using dark design, the dropdown for folder selection had black font on black background. It was probably too dark.

2.7

2020-02-10

• When browsing a folder, "Add All" will now work recursively
• The context menu on playlist items lets you remove all tracks from the same artist or album in one go

2.6

2020-01-02

Soundwaves works with LMS servers too (https://github.com/epoupon/lms)

2.5

2019-12-23

This release adds a context menu to items in the playlist and servers table and polishes some internal workings.

It's also an excuse to wish you Happy Holidays :-)

2.4

2019-11-26

Rewritten audio engine with more modern code and better support for AirPlay 2 devices.

2.3

2019-10-27

Now works with Supysonic servers too

2.2

2019-10-21

Avoid freezing for a long time if the server is not reachable when you launch Soundwaves

2.1

2019-09-28

This release adopts the system Dark Mode configuration instead of Soundwaves' custom dark theme settings on iOS 13+. Also, for those who have upgrade to the lastest iOS/iPadOS, there's a function to download the tracks in your current playlist to a folder on your device, or connected USB drive/network share.

Even if you're still on iOS 11 or 12, thanks to Handoff support, you can now transfer your playlist across your devices.