InterTune 0.12.7

Downloads in seconds, lyrics videos up to ten minutes, and a Shelf widget in three looks.

Downloads

Downloads finish in seconds. YouTube sent a song in one piece at about twice its playing speed, so a three-hour mix took over an hour and a half. InterTune now asks for it a megabyte at a time, at full speed.

Up to ten minutes. A lyrics video takes up to ten minutes of the song instead of one, and the screen stays on while it is made.
Living blur in a lyrics video moves with the music, as it does in the player, and is as dark as it is behind your lyrics. It used to drift on its own.
Phones that could not make a lyrics video at all, such as some on older Android versions, make it now.

The Shelf widget comes in three looks: Big cover, Crate and Records, picked in its settings. It fills a big tablet widget too, and mirrors itself in right to left languages.
A song shared as InterTune's page shows its own name and cover in chat apps.

Leaving the app while it starts no longer closes it, and downloads cut short carry on when you come back (#65).
Moving a long download into a download folder no longer closes the app (#67).
With Skip silence on, quiet music plays at its own speed instead of a little faster.
A lyrics video shared to Discord and other apps plays, instead of arriving as a still picture.
The player menu's Equalizer opens InterTune's own equalizer. On most phones it did nothing.
Search lyrics finds lyrics it used to miss: each source is asked on its own, and each artist alone too. Its results show on their own, and Back returns to the search as you typed it.
The Now playing widget shows its picture in the widget picker again, where it said "Couldn't add widget".
With the MediaStore scanner chosen, songs added since the last scan come in with their titles and artists when the app opens.
Search results no longer start with an empty band above the top result.
An album that does not load offers Retry instead of an empty page.
The Exclusions page shows Undo at the bottom of the screen, instead of over its first lines.

South Korea. YouTube Music keeps songs, albums and mixes for Premium there, so InterTune now says so and points to the proxy setting (#68). The proxy page offers a restart when you change it, since a proxy is only taken when the app starts.
Reports say when a copy came from InterTune's updater.
Korean, Turkish and French brought up to date by their translators.