Sovault: Lossless Music Player

• Fixed: turning off iCloud Sync could delete songs that lived only in iCloud. If such a song could not be downloaded back to this device in time, Sovault removed the iCloud copy anyway — the file was gone from both places while its entry stayed in your library. The iCloud copy is now removed only after the local copy is safely in place, and Sovault tells you plainly when some songs had to be left in iCloud. • Fixed: CarPlay could fail to start when you plugged in. Two unrelated crashes were stacked on top of each other — one hit everyone whose free trial had ended, the other hit large libraries, where preparing cover art took longer than the system allows. Covers are now sized for the car's screen, and the library fills in after the first screen is up. • Fixed: adding a cover image could crash the app. A full-resolution photo was being redrawn at screen scale first, which for a photo straight from the camera could take hundreds of megabytes of memory. • Fixed: covers embedded into audio files could come out bigger than the image you picked — a 600×600 cover was being scaled up to 1800×1800 on the way in. Embedded artwork now never grows. • When a song's file is no longer there, Sovault says so instead of reporting a playback failure, and offers to rescan your library on the spot. • On iPhone and iPad, returning to Sovault now refreshes the library, so songs you deleted, renamed or moved in the Files app are noticed without restarting the app. • A song whose file is missing now shows an orange warning instead of the iCloud download icon, which used to make a broken entry look like a song simply waiting to download. • Cover art on the playback screen is decoded at the size it is actually shown, which lowers memory use in large libraries. • Sovault now reports crashes. Crash reports carry no personal data — no file names, paths, server addresses or library contents — and follow the same Anonymous Analytics switch in Settings, which you can turn off at any time.