• Copy music from USB and SD drives to your iPhone or iPad and keep listening after disconnecting the drive. Large imports check available space before copying. • More reliable interrupted imports: reconnect your drive and retry while playback continues. Completion messages clear correctly. • A new three-page welcome explains your library, TrueHz and Audio Path. Home, Library, Collections and Settings have a clearer, more consistent appearance in light and dark modes. • See source format and output information in Now Playing. Tap it to inspect the full Audio Path. • Improved Continue Listening readability, consistent Library and Collections headers, and better layouts in Headphone Correction, track information and Now Playing. • TrueHz distinguishes positive, inconclusive and older results more clearly. Its explanation describes sampled analysis and its limits, including analysis of decoded DSD. • Turning off iCloud sync now hides cloud-only music while keeping downloaded music and available local sources visible. Your catalog, ratings and playlists are preserved. • With iCloud sync off, Continue Listening hides paused songs that aren’t available to play on this device. Music copied onto the device remains available. • Improved artist recommendations and photo matching. • Clearer iCloud cleanup controls, with separate actions for catalog reset and uploaded files. • Fixed an upgrade issue where background library migrations could overwrite newer song information.

• NativeDSD Starter Pack on Home: seven complimentary DSD64 tracks, courtesy of NativeDSD. Downloads stay local; uploading to iCloud is optional. • Optional native DSD over USB on iPhone works with a compatible, verified DAC. Audio Path shows the route; listening volume stays on the DAC. • DSD files retain their correct format labels and source rates. • Scope in Now Playing brings together the spectrum, goniometer and meters. Fur is available under Experimental Features. • Add an entire album to iCloud from its menu. Manage Grouping opens with the selected album. • Sort As fields order Songs, Albums, Artists and Composers and sync safely, including deliberate clears. CarPlay continues to sort by displayed names. • Ratings, favorites and play counts preserve valid analysis results. Artist matching now handles unambiguous spelling variants. • Mac pairing respects denials, and library availability reflects files the Mac can actually serve.

- Shows your Mac's whole library over Wi-Fi, no iCloud needed: songs play from the Mac at home and can be downloaded to the iPhone, with progress on each row and honest status if a transfer stalls. - Adds CarPlay browsing and playback for songs Decaud can actually play from the iPhone or an attached USB-C or SD drive, with alphabetical ranges for long lists and a catalog that follows drives as they connect. - Filters Songs and Albums by location, quality, and favorites. Albums gains a Grid/List view menu; Songs gains sorting by title, artist, date added or year, with optional format labels. - Adds favorite artists, an Artists filter, a search field under every title, a fixed A to Z index, and calmer song rows that show formats only on request. - Makes Remote its own screen with an Exit, so the Mac's transport never sits under the phone's own player. - Keeps large libraries responsive: sync arrives in pages, lists load off the main thread, and a song that fails to start never plays under another name.

• Rebuilds missing library entries from audio files already stored in Decaud’s iCloud Drive folder without uploading, moving, or deleting them. • Finds exact duplicate iCloud audio and safely keeps one file and one library entry for each song. • Prevents catalog sync from restoring a duplicate that was just removed. • Includes the latest playback reliability improvements.

Decaud 1.2.2 improves library reliability and responsiveness: • Prevents repeated imports from creating duplicate library entries. • Makes waveforms appear much faster when playing a track for the first time, including large DSD files. • Adds whole-album removal and automatically closes an album after its final track is removed. • Repairs track order for clearly identified vinyl-side files such as A1, A2, and B1. • Improves artist artwork framing and general library consistency.

• AirPlay to Apple TV: cast to an Apple TV running tvOS 27. Set an AirPlay password on the TV (Settings, AirPlay and HomeKit, Require Password) and Decaud will ask for it. • Control playback from the receiver: Apple TV remote controls now support play, pause, next, previous, and seeking within a track. • Now playing on the receiver: title, artist, album, and artwork follow the track on Apple TV. • HomePod stereo pairs appear as one destination, the way they do in Apple Music. Both speakers play, and tap-to-pause holds. • Sonos over DLNA shows artwork and track details, with playback controls in Decaud. • Fixes: Next works immediately after launch, casting connects on the first try more reliably, and receiver metadata follows rapid track changes.

Decaud 1.1 is the biggest update yet: radio, a smarter library, and deeper control over your DAC. • Internet radio: Radio Paradise in FLAC, SomaFM, and FIP, plus your own custom stations. Live song titles and album covers, honest stream quality labels, and the EQ works on live streams. • Waveform seek bar: the track's real shape is the scrubber, on the Mac player bar and the iPhone hero. • Classical browsing: works and movements grouped the way box sets deserve, composer pages, and a works tree that understands vinyl rips with messy tags. • Station: start an endless play session from any song. Decaud picks what sounds alike from your own library, no cloud involved. • Audio Unit plug-ins (Mac): host your own AU effects in the playback chain, with honest signal path labels. They apply in exclusive mode too, and native DSD stays untouched. • Device volume in the player bar (Mac): control a DAC that has no knob, even in exclusive mode, without touching the audio samples. • Native DSD asks first: DoP is sent only to DACs you confirm, so a PCM only dongle never plays noise. Unsupported rates now fall back to the device's best rate and widest bit depth instead of a stale low setting. • Exclusive mode now returns the device to macOS while paused, so the rest of your Mac keeps its sound. • Network shares handled honestly: playback waits and resumes when a share reconnects and says so, covers and file info never stall the app, and analysis is polite to the share while music plays from it. • Crossfeed for headphones: three classic presets, applied honestly, never in exclusive mode. • Smart playlists with live rules, plus a watch folder that imports anything you drop into it. • WavPack (.wv) playback, including cue sheet albums. • Chromecast casting joins AirPlay and DLNA. • Dozens of fixes: a radio stability fix for long sessions, readable album pages on iOS in every color, clearer settings switches, and more. Decaud stays free, private, and bit-perfect. No account, no subscription, no tracking.