Iced Audio has updated AudioFinder to v4.9.2.
Changes:
* Added vertical zoom options to the Sample Tool.
* Added folder selection to the Save Library panel.
* Added “Add BPM to Name” to prepend the current BPM in the info view to the filename.
* Clicking mp3/aac file types will show the bitrate in the AudioViewer info view.
* Improved MP3 conversion so that files that are not 16 bit are converted properly.
* Added a shortcut key for “Use Regular Expression”
* Fixed a bug in opening certain mp3 files in the Sample Tool.
* Fixed a bug where newly created files would not be added to the current folder.
* Fixed a bug where sometimes AudioFinder would quit right after launch.
* Other bug fixes.
* Added vertical zoom options to the Sample Tool.
* Added folder selection to the Save Library panel.
* Added “Add BPM to Name” to prepend the current BPM in the info view to the filename.
* Clicking mp3/aac file types will show the bitrate in the AudioViewer info view.
* Improved MP3 conversion so that files that are not 16 bit are converted properly.
* Added a shortcut key for “Use Regular Expression”
* Fixed a bug in opening certain mp3 files in the Sample Tool.
* Fixed a bug where newly created files would not be added to the current folder.
* Fixed a bug where sometimes AudioFinder would quit right after launch.
* Other bug fixes.
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