DEADSHOWZ

Hey now! Here’s what’s new: • iPad and Mac: A new wide layout keeps everything centered over your background, with an option to show lists and Show Details in two columns. • On a Mac, right-click opens a Deep Dive anywhere a long-press does. • The menu now fits your screen, with every item on one line. • Search results now have their own sort arrows and a filter box, and flipping the sort keeps your place. • Drag along the letter or year index to scroll quickly through a list. • Dates follow your Date Format setting in more places, including date ranges, search summaries, the Recordings list and the lock screen. • New icons: A music note for Deep Dives and a calendar for Browse Shows. • When two Shows were played at the same Venue on the same date, each is now labeled Early Show or Late Show. • 2/3/1979 at Market Square Arena is now one Show, from Set 1 through the Encore. • Surprise Me now picks only complete Shows. • Many more Songs are now tagged as Originals or Covers, so those filters are more complete. • Setlist corrections: Songs on a number of Shows are now listed in the order they were played. • An updated User Guide. • Recordings: Front-of-Board (FOB) Recordings now have their own group, right after Soundboard. On a date with two Shows, each Show keeps its own Default Recording. Audio Format is now a simple choice of MP3 or FLAC. With FLAC chosen, a few Recordings play in FLAC for now and the rest play as MP3; full FLAC playback is coming in our next update very soon. • Player: Once you tap PLAY SHOW, the Setlist returns to the top, and a short tap on any Song plays it until you leave the Show (a long-press still opens its Deep Dive). Pause holds a Song that’s still loading, the slider’s times follow your finger, the mini player’s buttons are easier to tap, and a Show stays stopped when it ends. If a Song isn’t on archive.org, the player tells you and moves on to the next one; other problems stop the player and tell you why. Bound to cover just a little more ground…