What's new in TuneAero 1.0.9.0
Dec 21, 2016
- This is a maintenance release.
- Compatibility Fix:
- TuneAero can now play audio from HTC Android phones with HTC’s Connect app.
- Bug Fix:
- TuneAero will not disconnect completely from iOS devices when an AirPlay session has ended. It will reconnect automatically when audio playback is resumed.
- Performance Tweaks:
- Several performance optimization have been made that results in TuneAero taking less CPU resources and optimum network bandwidth. TuneAero will perform better in challenging network environments.
New in TuneAero 1.0.6.0 (May 25, 2016)
- Bug fix to an issue that caused TuneAero to be out of sync after around 6 hours and 45 minutes of continuous streaming.
New in TuneAero 1.0.5.0 (Jan 26, 2016)
- Bug fix: Volume control failed due to some regional settings.
- Credits have been added to the About tab in Settings.
New in TuneAero 1.0.2.0 (Jan 18, 2016)
- Bug fix:
- Initial volume wasn't set in some cases.
- Connection failure in a particular case when the sender was too fast to respond.
New in TuneAero 1.0.0.0 (Jan 16, 2016)
- This is a major update. Make TuneAero a hub for your multi-room audio distribution with the new Multi-Zone feature!
- Run multiple AirPlay receivers within one instance of TuneAero. This can be done via Settings > Multi-Zone tab > "Add Receiver" button.
- Not only can each receiver be configured to play audio on one audio endpoint (sound card), but multiple sound cards can be selected for each receiver, and they all play in sync! Example scenario: create individual receivers targeting bedroom speakers, living room speakers, kitchen speaker etc., and then create receivers targeting all speakers or a particular group.
- Earlier, TuneAero would default to the system's default sound device, if the configured specific sound device was unavailable. From this version, TuneAero will not auto-revert to default, but wait until the audio endpoint is available.