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Improvements
- Text size setting — View → Text Size menu with Small, Medium, and Large options. Preference is saved across sessions
- Moved Start/Stop & Refresh buttons — Action buttons now sit below the INPUT meter, always visible regardless of how many output devices are listed
- Dynamic-width visualizer — Spectrum bars now use logarithmic frequency scaling, spreading evenly across the full width for a more natural display
- Removed Helper Extension Folder — Cleaned up File menu by removing the unused "Open Helper Extension Folder" item
Improvements
- Timeout guards on audio operations — getUserMedia, AudioContext creation, and output device routing now have 5-second timeouts to prevent the app from freezing if an audio device stalls or becomes unresponsive
New Features
- 96kHz Hi-Res Audio Support (Pro) — Full high sample rate support for both input and output. Capture from virtual devices (BlackHole) at up to 96kHz, and configure each output device independently at 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, or 96kHz. Ideal for wired DACs, audio interfaces, and virtual routing to DAWs. Bluetooth outputs default to 48kHz for maximum compatibility.
- Input sample rate selector — Choose between Auto, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, or 96kHz for virtual device capture. The actual capture rate depends on your virtual audio device’s configuration in Audio MIDI Setup.
- Per-device output sample rate — Each output device now has its own sample rate dropdown. Set wired outputs to 96kHz for hi-res playback while keeping Bluetooth devices at 48kHz — all from the same session.
- Sample rate display — Input label shows the actual capture rate; each output device displays its configured rate.
Improvements
- Visualizer pin button moved to top-right corner (consistent with main window)
- Visualizer no longer shows Master Input — only output devices are displayed
- Dynamic-width frequency bars in Full Spectrum and Rainbow Bars modes — bars expand to fill the full width based on active frequency content
- High sample rates (88.2kHz, 96kHz) gated behind Pro license
Bug Fixes
- Fixed virtual device capture producing silence when audio constraints were missing
- Fixed output silence when input captured at 96kHz — outputs now independently control their sample rate instead of inheriting the input rate
- Restored original audio capture constraints (channelCount, autoGainControl, noiseSuppression, echoCancellation)
New Features
- Virtual device capture — Capture system-wide audio via BlackHole
- Chrome Helper tab capture — Capture audio directly from any Chrome tab
- Multi-output routing — Route audio to multiple Bluetooth speakers simultaneously
- Auto-sync latency compensation — Automatically detect and compensate for Bluetooth latency
- Visualizer — Real-time audio visualizer with plugin system
- Pro license activation — Unlock unlimited devices and advanced modes
Features
- Chrome Helper audio capture — Capture audio from any browser tab
- Multi-Bluetooth speaker output — Send audio to multiple speakers at once
- Output modes — Stereo, Left/Right, Bass, and Vocals modes per device
- Per-device controls — Volume, mute, and delay controls for each output
- 5-band EQ — Per-device equalizer (60Hz, 250Hz, 1kHz, 4kHz, 12kHz)
- Always-on-top visualizer — Detachable visualizer window with multiple display modes
New Features
- Per-device 5-band EQ — Equalizer controls for each output device (60Hz, 250Hz, 1kHz, 4kHz, 12kHz)
Improvements
- UI refinements and performance improvements
New Features
- Per-device delay control — Adjust audio delay per output for lip-sync compensation
- Mute per device — Independently mute individual output devices
New Features
- Pro license activation — Unlock unlimited devices and advanced output modes
- Output modes — Stereo, Left/Right, Bass, and Vocals modes (Pro)
Features
- Tab audio capture — Capture audio from any Chrome tab
- Multi-speaker output — Route audio to multiple Bluetooth speakers simultaneously
- Per-device volume — Independent volume control for each output
- Lite tier — Free with up to 2 output devices
Improvements
- Improved WebSocket connection reliability to desktop app
- Better tab audio capture with reduced latency
Features
- Tab audio capture — Capture audio from any Chrome tab and stream to Audio Splitter Max via WebSocket
- Auto-connect — Automatically connects to the desktop app when running
- PCM streaming — High-quality PCM audio forwarding at 48kHz