Auris v1.1.1

Bug fixes

• Fixed duplicate widgets in action row causing layout issues
• Fixed double error dialog appearing when a scan failed
• Fixed help dialog still referencing old "Low Quality Lossy" label
• Fixed app icon not loading correctly inside AppImage

Improvements

• WMA file support added (.wma) in both scanner and Compare Files dialog
• Version identifier now visible in the UI
• Fixed "EMMS" typo in Compare Files dialog

Auris v1.1.0

New features:

• Compare Files — select 2–5 audio files and compare them side by side with a quality recommendation and reasoning
• Spectral Gap column — the actual measured dB gap between high-frequency and full-spectrum content
• True Peak column — inter-sample peak measurement via ebur128 oversampling

Improvements:

• Quality labels renamed to Full Spectrum / Reduced Spectrum / Limited Spectrum — describes what was measured, not provenance claims
• Clipping risk now uses true peak as primary signal
• Dynamic range fixed for FLAC files
• 24-bit files classified as minimum Reduced Spectrum
• Help text and tooltips updated throughout

Auris v1.0.2

What's changed

• Updated quality labels to Lossless / Likely Lossy / Lossy for clarity
• Added disclaimer in help dialog about spectral analysis limitations
• Added support for .m4a, .aac, .ogg, and .opus audio formats

Auris v1.0.1

What's changed

• Softened quality detection labels to better reflect heuristic nature of spectral analysis
  • "Excellent" → "Appears Lossless"
  • "Likely Lossy" → "Possible Lossy"
  • "Low Quality Lossy" → "Inconclusive"
• Fixed column headers and quality values not displaying correctly after a scan
• Fixed launch issue on Linux Mint and other distros missing libxcb-cursor0
• Fixed AppImage entry point (AppRun)

Requirements

• FFmpeg (sudo apt install ffmpeg)
• libfuse2 (sudo apt install libfuse2)
• libxcb-cursor0 (sudo apt install libxcb-cursor0)

Auris v1.0.0

Initial release of Auris — a desktop audio library scanner for Linux.

What's included

• Auris-x86_64.AppImage — ready to run on most Linux distributions

Requirements

• FFmpeg (sudo apt install ffmpeg)
• libfuse2 (sudo apt install libfuse2)

Notes

• Tested on Pop!_OS and Ubuntu 24.04
• Report any issues via the Issues tab