Taply Version History

1.6, 09/12/2009

Improved user interface
Added a playback progress bar that can be used to navigate in files
Keyboard shortcut for increasing and decreasing the volume and restarting the track
Fixed a potential crash on Leopard
Fixed a drag&drop problem that could result in an invisible Taply process running in the background
Optionally, the volume setting can be preserved between launches by activating a hidden preference setting:
– close Taply
– open Terminal
– paste the following line:
defaults write net.bluem.taply PersistentVolume 1.0
– … and hit return.
Starting with the next launch, Taply will remember the last position of the volume slider. (Use 0 instead of 1.0 in the command above to switch it off.)
New “Loop” / “Repeat file” icon, contributed by Ulli Neutzling. If you are used to the old icon and want to keep it, quit Taply, open “Terminal“, enter …
defaults write net.bluem.taply OldLoopIcon 1
… , hit return and launch Taply. Of course, you can switch to the new icon by entering 0 instead of 1 in the line above.
Swedish localization, contributed by Ulli Neutzling.

Instead of NSSound, Taply now uses Kurt Revis' “PlayBufferedSoundFile” (see license note at the end of this file)
Added a volume slider
Improvements in the user interface
Improved display of long filenames
Fixed a memory leak
French localization, contributed by Nicolas Hubert

Taply now supports handling of folders: any folders that are dropped on the window or onto the application icon will be scanned for audio files. Any files that are found are added to the queue.
Before a new audio file is added to the queue, Taply checks if this file is in the queue already.
Added tooltips for the icons
Added a new item to the contextual menu which removes the files in the queue
Several minor improvements