moss-apps/Flick 0.23.0-beta.1 on GitHub

Localization, home widgets, and a Replay studio — plus hardened USB/DSD playback and more reliable managed audio.

Localization & Typography

The app is now translatable — a gen-l10n/ARB pipeline plus a language selector in Settings → Language. English and Simplified Chinese ship complete, and switching languages applies at runtime.
Localized throughout — shared UI, player, settings, library browsing, playlists, queue, menus, manual, What's New, milestones, and Replay/Recap screens, with a Chinese layout sweep that pins dialog buttons.
Experimental Filipino-in-Baybayin (tl-Tglg) — an opt-in pilot with 50 draft strings that only activates for an explicit script-specific locale, so existing devices are unaffected.
Typography — a bundled Noto Sans SC subset keeps Chinese in a consistent typeface, and the proprietary Product Sans is replaced with the OFL-licensed Google Sans Flex.

Embedded mini player — configurable layout and visualizer, with reset-to-defaults for both the mini player and the navigation bar.
Flick Replay home widget — listening time, play count, day-over-day deltas, and top albums at a glance; four looks (Acid, Night, Signal, Album) with contrast-aware tinting. Tap to open Recap.
Responsive widget layouts, ripple feedback, and a shared artwork sleeve deck with a bounded cache.

Adaptive refresh rate by default for new installs; the 60 Hz option now targets a real ~60 Hz mode instead of the panel minimum.
A single app-wide controller applies refresh-rate changes immediately, restores the saved mode after window recreation, and falls back when Android ignores a forced rate.
Visualizer gains a blocks style and rainbow, monochrome, and album-art color modes.
Connection notices for offline and reconnecting states, with a Settings toggle.

Replay Studio — customize recap posters with a look, background, and details; choose overview, top songs, top artists, or top album; import artwork from the camera or gallery.
Export posters at 420×760 to the gallery, or export listening data as CSV, with colors sampled from artwork.
The recap is rebuilt on composable widgets that respect reduced motion.

Standards-correct UAC1/UAC2 AudioControl parsing — terminals, Feature Units, and Clock Selectors; volume is discovered on the active playback topology, written with protocol-specific requests, and verified by readback.
Bounded DSD container decoding and fail-closed transport; diagnostics now report the negotiated format rather than the requested preference.
DSD decoder respawns match the engine payload format, fixing silent native-DSD playback after seeking or changing tracks on DAPs.
DSD auto-mode fallback for DAPs without bit-perfect, plus corrected DoP packing, channel handling, and multichannel negotiation.

Oversized managed-output bursts render in bounded chunks, fixing silent dropouts on Bluetooth and other managed-output devices without allocating on the audio path.
Crossfade across mismatched sample rates, with seek-during-crossfade targeting the incoming track; fallback state is tracked through engine switches.
Bluetooth routing respects the selected engine preference, and Rust-only output loss no longer stalls playback.
Managed output failures keep reporting actionable burst and format details.

SAF songs now carry their relative folder path, so folder grouping and the folder tree are correct for whole-volume roots.
SMB IPv6 and Windows UNC URLs parse correctly, and failed connection tests show an actionable reason such as authentication, missing share, DNS, timeout, or refusal.
Album artwork reset plus stricter album identity validation; stale artwork pointers are dropped when files change.
Recently Added and Recently Played headers are localized without losing section ordering.

Unified snackbars — one glass-themed surface with deduplication, coalescing, queueing, and motion- and accessibility-aware lifetimes.
App Info shows the build flavor (play or full), and bottom sheets extend under the system navigation bar.
Dialog cancel buttons are localized everywhere, and the support screen has an animated coffee icon.

This GitHub download uses the full flavor — it declares All Files Access (MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) for the raw Rust filesystem scanner and complete DSD/WavPack coverage. Build: flutter build apk --flavor full --release.
Google Play uses the play flavor — no All Files Access (Play policy for media apps); it scans via MediaStore/SAF plus the DSD/DSF/WavPack reconciliation path. Build: flutter build appbundle --flavor play --release.
Both flavors share applicationId com.mossapps.flick, so either installs over the other.