BitDek: HiFi Music Player

This update is about one thing: telling you the truth about your files. 24-bit ALAC files now show their real bit depth. BitDek was reading the wrong spot in the file's format data, and ALAC files came out as 16-bit no matter what they held. Track Info and the Audio Quality screen now agree with reality, and with each other. Some MP4 and ALAC files carry a small flaw in their tag list that made the system's reader stop early. Everything after the flaw vanished silently: lyrics, genre, year, track numbers. BitDek now reads the tag list itself and fills in whatever the system reader missed. Healthy files import exactly as before. Damaged ones come back whole. Genres on MP4 files also come through more consistently now, so albums that imported without a genre pick one up. Best of all, you don't have to re-import anything. A one-time library update runs when you first open this version. It re-reads your MP4 files and fills in what was missed, right on your device. Gapless playback is back for anyone who connects AirPods or CarPlay after the music has started. Version 1.4.0 introduced a gap between every song in that situation for CD-quality libraries. BitDek now reads the rate your device already agreed to instead of asking for one it will refuse, so the songs run together the way they used to.