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App v0.5.1

08 Feb 00:00
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Fixed the distribution package to now include ffmpeg so that it does not rely on a system ffmpeg binary to be available.

Note that the app is currently only compatible with MacOS Apple Silicon platforms.

App v0.5.0

05 Feb 22:05
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Lots of UI improvements: virtualized list rendering for long playlists, new UI font, context menu for track table rows, added motion to collapsible parts of the UI, etc.

CLI v0.4.0

07 Jan 18:59
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To use on macOS:

  1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform from the "Assets" listed below:
    • If you have an Apple processor (M1 or M2 chip), use the darwin-arm binary
    • If you have an Intel processor (Intel Core i5, i7, i9, etc.) use the darwin-x86 binary
  2. Open the binary with Terminal (usually this is the default action when you double-click on the downloaded file)
  3. Follow the prompts in the terminal interface (make sure to specify correct paths to your input & output files)
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For more info, see the music-library-tools-cli README.

App v0.4.0

07 Jan 19:01
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First release of the Electron-based desktop application.

CLI v0.3.0

24 Dec 16:02
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To use on macOS:

  1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform from the "Assets" listed below:
    • If you have an Apple processor (M1 or M2 chip), use the darwin-arm binary
    • If you have an Intel processor (Intel Core i5, i7, i9, etc.) use the darwin-x86 binary
  2. Open the binary with Terminal (usually this is the default action when you double-click on the downloaded file)
  3. Follow the prompts in the terminal interface (make sure to specify correct paths to your input & output files)
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For more info, see the music-library-tools-cli README.

CLI v0.1.0

30 May 14:31
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First release, available for macOS 🎉

To use:

  1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform from the "Assets" listed below:
    • If you have an Apple processor (M1 or M2 chip), use the darwin-arm binary
    • If you have an Intel processor (Intel Core i5, i7, i9, etc.) use the darwin-x86 binary
  2. Open the binary with Terminal (usually this is the default action when you double-click on the downloaded file)
  3. Follow the prompts in the terminal interface (make sure to specify correct paths to your input & output files)
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For more info, see the music-library-tools-cli README.