Spinstack Vinyl Collection

Spinstack 1.5.1 brings Last.fm all the way in, shows the records behind every answer, and fixes what collectors reported. LAST.FM, ALL THE WAY IN. Last.fm's weekly charts come into Spinstack, with your own covers over the records you actually own. A scrobble Last.fm refused now says why, and can be sent again with the artist and title corrected first. Every track on a record carries how many times you have played it and whether you loved it on Last.fm. Import years of Last.fm scrobbles as spins, so a collection you played long before Spinstack arrives with its past intact. A FRESH LOOK. The artist page, Spin Reports and Today's Pick open on a picture that runs to the top of the screen instead of starting under a black strip. Stats, Insights, Week in Vinyl, the Last.fm screen and Discover show the covers they used to only tally. Turn Reduce Transparency on and Spinstack's surfaces go solid and legible everywhere, instead of only in the few places that had been built for it. ASK YOUR COLLECTION. The starter questions now name your own labels, artists and records everywhere, instead of offering everyone the same four about records you may not own. Under an answer you get the records it actually looked at, as covers you can tap, and See all lists every one it found rather than only the few it could name. After an answer, the question that usually comes next is offered for you: which ones, what have I played most, which are still on my wishlist. You can stop an answer while it is being written and keep what it had already said, and a question that goes wrong now comes with a way to try it again. WHAT TO SPIN. The card that picks your next record leads with the record: a bigger cover, the label as an eyebrow, and everything it knows on one line. What to Spin knows first light, the last hour of light, dusk and tonight's moon phase, and says so when there is something worth saying. RECORD CONDITION. The appraisal PDF is made by a proper button under the number it appraises, and the preview it opens finally has a way out. AND AROUND THE APP. Collection, Wishlist and folder shelves scroll through every record, the way a real shelf would, instead of stopping at a dozen. An artist's page leads with the vinyl you own and the vinyl you do not, rather than every format Discogs happens to list. A rating, a note or a cover you changed now reaches the backup, and so do records you added by hand and Groove Vision scans. Spinstack now speaks Turkish, its seventeenth language, across the iPhone app, Apple TV, the Watch, the widgets and the App Clip. A single's B side now plays on the add screen too, wherever you found the record. Heavy Rotation now finds the vinyl for deluxe and remastered editions, and any album can search again. Ambient Mode now puts the record's cover on the Lock Screen, and in StandBy fills the screen with the sleeve and a clock-sized timer. FIXES. Your spin history now fills in on a new iPhone, iPad or Apple TV that had shown it empty. Right after the app opens, What to Spin no longer calls records you play often unplayed. Vinyl Vision reads the catalogue number on older 45 labels such as Gone, Atco, Stax and Chess. Dates in an exported collection now open as dates in any spreadsheet. And a crash when running Spinstack on a Mac is fixed.