WITH PICTURE A work can now carry a film. Open an .smxv and the picture plays with the sound — as its own mode, not a fifth tab. The sound leads and the picture follows. Below 40 ms nothing is corrected, above 200 ms it jumps, and the latency of your headphones is measured rather than declared. Turn the phone and the picture turns with it. · A Videos row on the home screen, and a full list behind it — duration, format, artist, play count · Tap the picture for name, transport, time and volume, tap again and they are gone · Scrub on the energy curve and the frame follows while you drag SEVERAL PICTURE SIZES A work can ship more than one size. Pick one by hand in the video window, or set a cap in Settings — one for Wi-Fi, one for mobile data, so a train journey does not cost what an evening at home does. With bandwidth thresholds in the work, the app can also choose by itself. The switch is visible: the picture goes black for a moment and comes back where it left off. The sound never stops. What is actually playing is read from the file — resolution, frame rate and codec, measured, not taken from the file name. VIDEO STREAM ON THE INFO TAB Buffered seconds, stalls, observed and declared bitrate, bytes transferred. These figures are reported by the system rather than counted by this app, and the tab says so: the audio figures next to them are counted here, where the bytes arrive. ALSO IN THIS VERSION · Search on the home screen · Output channel count and real meters on the info tab, so you can see what the device is actually being handed · Play on another device from the context menu, with a word about what AirPlay does to a spatial mix · Share a single work as a file, the same way playlists already share · Twenty languages — every new text translated, not left in English FIXED · Playback order carried on past a work that ships as .smxv instead of stopping after it · Title and duration of a work are taken from the work itself, not from its file name · Video window: controls no longer sit against the edge in landscape, and every button is now a full target on Mac as well as iPhone

NEW · The library now works in two levels: your playlists first, then the pieces inside one. Each list shows a cover mosaic, its total playing time, and how many of its pieces are SMX packages. · Playlist covers are built from what is inside: one cover for a single piece, two halves for two, three wedges for three, quarters beyond that. · Transport controls in the list header — previous, play/pause, stop, next, shuffle. No need to switch to the player to skip a piece. · Artist page: everything by one artist, gathered across all your lists. · Search on the home screen, by title or artist, across all lists. · Paste many addresses at once, one per line. · Download a playlist from an address. If a list of that name already exists, you choose what happens: replace it, add what is missing, or keep both. · Long-press a piece to move or copy it to another list, skip, or remove it. Removing from a list and deleting from the device are now separate, and both ask first. · Measured loudness for each piece, shown in the list. · In the info tab, each object glows with its level rather than simply showing whether it is active. FIXED · Shared playlists were unusable: the exported file pointed at the local copy instead of the original address. · A piece could play twice, slightly offset, after repeating a list. · Playing a remote piece downloaded it again every time, filling storage and re-using mobile data. · The keyboard could not be dismissed in the address field. · The play indicator did not change while a streamed piece was playing. · A piece fetched from an address was labelled as a local file.

NEW · Second screen — connect a TV or projector and it fills the screen on its own. The phone stays playable and the sound stays wherever you put it, so you can send the picture to a projector and the audio to a PA. · Download for offline listening, from the Library or from Info, with storage management in Settings. · Volume fader with a real dB scale up to +6. · Head view in the space monitor: the camera sits where you sit, and with head tracking the picture turns as you do. · Open .smxd and .smxpl files straight from Files, Mail or AirDrop. · Category view with grouping by artist, and a row for SMX packages. · Importing a playlist that already exists now asks what to do. · Catalogue details from the package: album, genre, year, credits. · Nineteen languages. FIXED · Streams broke off just before the end, and playback did not continue with the next piece. · Quiet pieces were not raised far enough, loud ones not brought down. · Loudness now uses the peak measured for the output you are actually listening on. · Artwork disappeared after downloading a streamed piece. · Settings were hard to use while something was playing. · Streaming holds a much larger buffer, so a gap in mobile coverage no longer interrupts playback.